REMASTERED IN HD! Music video by Technotronic performing Pump Up The Jam. (C) 1990 ARS Entertainment Belgium (A Division Of Universal Music Belgium) #Technotronic #PumpUpTheJam ##Remastered
Fun fact: if you isolate the individual drumbeats from this song and arrange them in a circle, it unlocks a cheat mode that allows you to pass through solid surfaces at will
Funny you mention that because the music I would most associate with Canada would be Abba because that's what Evil Otto listened to. Evil Otto was my evil uncle who lived most of his life in Canada before moving in with us in 1982. Oh the pain.
Cleopatra didn't get to hear this song, and now she's dead. I'm hearing it RIGHT NOW and I'm still alive. I don't think I have to explain my point any further.
@@lourencozancandarocha2635 comedian Diane Morgan plays Philomena Cunk, an “investigative” reporter, she interviews experts & visits historical sites, while asking the most ridiculous yet sane questions in such a serious way. It’s actually very funny. Her observations about things are funny and weirdly spot on too. Like a female Ali G Cunk on Earth, Netflix (or RU-vid)
I have good reason to believe that this video is using CIA brainwashing methods in its video. Such as the flashing colours and patterns, imagery and possible frequency found within the music.
"Pump Up the Jam" is one of the earliest known instruction manuals on creating jam which works equally well for nearly any fruit. Before its creation each fruit had an entirely different method for jam creation which took years to perfect. Artisans would specialize in one specific type of jam, learning the recipe as a child and constantly making that one jam for their entire life. Children who wished to make a different jam were often shunned by their families and forced to turn to other professions such as barding to help make their alternative jamming sustainable.
This manual would have never been written if it wasn’t for the invention of the pump, a full year before this. Prior to the invention of the pump, all forms of liquid and semi-gelatinous materials, were lifted with common ladles. So, credit where credit is due.
@@austinalsobrook Of course not, single-use submarine hasn't been invented yet, the only technology they were able to experience is the guillotine, the most humane head and body separation device. Still, the guillotine wasn't without its issues, as the head falls into the basket, the impact would cause bruising and in severe cases, concussion.
Когда впервые ( в 1903 году ) на экране показали короткометражный фильм "Прибытие поезда", многие зрители испуганно убегали из зала, потому что они видели, как на них едет большой паровоз, и искренне думали, что он их раздавит !!. А, теперь, давайте представим, как современеые люди, вдруг увидят высокие технологии "пришельцев", и тотчас дадут такую же реакцию прошлых времен - "убить, а если не получится, то быстро убегать ". Увы, мы все по прежнему, остаемся такими же глупыми и испуганными дикарями ... )))
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Thank you, Technotronic, now I can pass through solid objects at will.
I loved this song when it first came out. People used to use it in aerobics classes. But I haven't thought of it in years until Philomena. So I came here and I see I'm not alone
Yes, right. I remember the time, back in the early 90's, as a little kid, my mom forced me to go to a aerobics group with her. They played stuff like this.
While it may not be a free verse masterpiece woven of an ill-formed naive nihilism, adolescent angst, and the suicidal despair of well-fed blond suburban boredom, it accomplishes its purpose delightfully well.
Too bad she's lip syncing which was common back then to put a model out front the actual artist is Ya Kid K................................................Same thing with Black Box when Martha Walsh is the actual vocalist and not the skinny model out front.
My uncle is mentally disabled and this has always been his absolute FAVORITE song! Every time we have a family event, I always make sure to request this song to get him up on the dance floor so he can dance his heart out. He gets so into it and we always love seeing him so happy. It's the best feeling. :)
@@mistermyself1128 It helps that, at least in the US, its chart position peaked in January 1990. I'd imagine people associate it with the 90s because it would have been played the most on the radio (which everyone listened to then) in January and February.
Has it been 30 year a really?? Where has the time gone? I was 25 in 89. Maybe its me but when I look at this video it doesn't seem that old! If you think about 1989 , and 30 years before, 1959, you can see a big difference in the times. Oh well!
Pump up the jam Pump it up While your feet are stompin' And the jam is pumpin' Look at here the crowd is jumpin' Pump it up a little more Get the party going on the dance floor See, cause that's where the party's at And you'd find out if you do that I want a place to stay Get your booty on the floor tonight Make my day I want a place to stay Get your booty on the floor tonight Make my day Make my day Make my day Make my day Make my day Yo! Pump up the jam Pump it up While your feet are stompin' And the jam is pumpin' Look at here the crowd is jumpin' Pump it up a little more Get the party going on the dance floor Seek us that's where the party's at And you'll find out if you're too bad I want a place to stay Get your booty on the floor tonight Make my day I want a place to stay Get your booty on the floor tonight Make my day Make my day Make my, make my, make, make my day Make my day Make my day Make my, make my, make, make my day Yo! Pump up the jam, pump it up A pump it up, yo, pump it Pump up the jam, pump it up A pump it up, yo, pump it Pump up the jam, pump it up A pump it up, yo, pump it Pump up the jam Pump it, pump it, pump it, pump it, yo! Pump up the jam A pump up the jam Pump up the jam Pump it up, a pump it, pump it, pump it Pump up the jam Pump up the jam Pump up the jam Pump it, pump it, pump it, pump it, pump Pump up the jam Pump it up While your feet are stompin' And the jam is pumpin' Look at here the crowd is jumpin' Pump it up a little more Get the party going on the dance floor Seek us that's where the party's at And you'll find out if you're too bad I want a place to stay Get your booty on the floor tonight Make my day I want a place to stay Get your booty on the floor tonight Make my day
I have been going through some of the song from my late tween early teen days. It so crazy how music has changed so much since the late 80's and early 90's. I dont think there has ever been a time I have listened to this song without dancing at least a little bit.
Yeah because a 4/4 rhythm with accented beats on the 2nd and 4th beats in music is SuCh A rAriTy in the past 50 years of music. This beat was overused and contrived before this song even came out.
Me and my mom play this song when we are in the truck with full volume i miss those times after playing soccer games in Friday-Reny besides this song makes a better day even to society-
People act like this song is old. "Broken glass everywhere, people pissing on the street...it seems they just don't care." Remember when that first came out and there was nothing else like it? That song is old. "It's like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder how I keep from going under." Pump Up the Jam...still timeless, though.
It was complete terror. This is everything that went wrong with pop music from the last 80 ies and onwards. This is empty of anything worth listning to.
Real talk 100 @ turtle mc murtle, this current wave may be unfamiliar to that old skool EDM vibe you energize the floor with in the clubs, it was real dancing, it made sense and it always will. I get it and maybe one day that energy will come back...
For real. When I first heard this as a kid when Space Jam came out. I hustled pokemon cards just to buy the soundtrack on CD just to listen to this on repeat for an hour almost everyday after school. This song *never* gets old.
