Ayeee🔥😂🤘🤘 love the energy y’all got

Everyone loved this song, and I’m a 70 year old white lady! Had to get up and dance no matter who you were! Lol

And "RAP" never will see the mainstream at this level ever again..

'2 Legit 2 Quit' is hype too!

I worked at the movie theatre where Hammer taped this. He’s hella cool but we all know that. It was awesome being in my twenties in the 90s

I just turned 51, and I can still get it like this. Pop to the floor and back. Dance was my thing. Not trying to be young, I would not trade my generation for nothing in the world. The passion of the era is why I can still do this.

A lot of other rappers clowned him for being in commercials and movies and now some of the same ones are doing the same ( ice cube )

MC Hammer was huge back in the day even had his own cartoon and he is single-handedly responsible for making parachute pants sellable

"Let me know how this impacted". You can safely say it changed the world.

It was a very confusing time when we heard "STOP!" back in the day! We didn't know if we had to "collaborate and listen" (Ice Ice Baby) or if it was "hammer time"

That was called crab dancing and even people who did not like rap loved this song.

I was a teenager and this song was FIRE when it came out, bruv. It opened up a new door in hip hop

Stop! ....Hammer time!

This song came out in 1990. I remember when this came out too. I was 9 years old! #80sBaby

The dance he does when he goes from side to side" typewriter" . the golden era of hip hop, go hammer.80's kid 4 life

MC Hammer brought Oaktown style into mainstream.

1990.... I was 20 when this came out and it blew up the airwaves. It was Hammer-mania for the next few years after that. Good times!

This was the hottest song/album on the planet for several weeks in 1990. I was working as a weekend mobile DJ. By the summer it was in every club, pub, bar, birthday party, house party, bar/bat mitzvah and everywhere else. And the dance itself is a heck of a workout. He is a dancer/choreographer/preacher. Hes a positive person and a pretty good twitter follow. You should check out "Pray" and "Have You Seen Her"(its a cover song, but, not bad), both from this album "Please, Hammer, Dont Hurt'em!"

STOP! Hammertime.. I was 7 in 1990, didn't speak a single word english, but that song was on every mixtape for a long long time..

He had more hits! Check out “Turn this mutha out” and “Lets get it started” and everyone had those pants 🔥

I consider this to be "mainstream" Hammer. Check out "Pump it up" or "Let's get it started" to get a sense of the swag back then.

Dancing to this in the clubs was a must!!!!

Take a shot every time he says bro 🍹

This was all the bomb when it came out, EVERYONE knew it and I do mean everyone, from the kids to great grandma LOL :-)

This was one of those song that made you get up and dance at the clubs back in the day!!

I was in the sixth grade and had hammer pants.

I was 14 year old in 1990 loved this song so much It got number 1 in the uk❤

This was BIG back in the day. 1990. Lol. His style was followed by many.

When this came out it was a HUGE hit...everybody loved it..I still love it. It gets in your head and makes even myself want to jump up and dance♥️💃🌺. They should have a "hammer-time" dance challenge online.., there would probably be a few twisted ankles out there lol

I still have my "Hammer Pants" in perfect condition. LOL! I only were them as pajamas to lounge in the house. Too embarrassing to wear on the streets.

When this song came out, it had "Instant Hit" written all over it. I loved it the first time I heard it!!

Took the rap game to a whole new level. Loved it. Even to this day it sticks with me.

“2 legit 2 Quit!” 🔥 I just turned 20 when this came out- yep! I’m an old arse- wouldn’t trade being a teen in re 80’s though! Soooo much variety and fun back then! This was just out of the 80’s into 90- 💜✌️✨

The dance was the MC HAMMER and thr pants were "Hammer" pants and both were required to get truly turnt in the day! ;) Love your energy! Keep digging! 🔥🔥

I remember when this came out, I was in middle school and this was the COOLEST song of the time. Everybody was a huge MC Hammer fan, including me.

Hammer was the ish and everybody started wearing those pants lol.....

"Can't touch this" was everywhere.

When it first came out, I actually won tickets in a local raffle! I went to see him in concert with a full stadium! Wow what a concert, no one was sitting! Amazing! Shawn 🎼🎃💙🦋🐾🐈

This is my most favorite rap song of all time. MC Hammer is one cool dude. Those pants? Harem pants. My goodness he could dance. Brilliant video. Now a church minister! This was a mid 80's song that came out around 1986. I was at university in the UK when it came out and I graduated in 1988.

It was such great music back then..He had another hit Too Legit to Quit and my favorite by them Pray...Also check out some other cool songs back then like Bust A Move-Young MC,Wild Thing and Funky Cold Medina by Tone Loc

You would like another one of his hits called "2 legit 2 quit"......fire!!

I'm 64 and when this came out, everybody went crazy. We wanted to dance like him and the song was everywhere. Loved it!👍🏾👵🏿🤗

Great reaction guys! This song was massive! They used to play it at the baseball field when I was playing little league over and over. It came out in 1990

Gotta react to Bobby Brown - My Perogative

Oh my god I can remember practicing these dance moves with my friends in middle school 😂 You should see the live mashup he did with Psy and Gangnam Style x

This song was a huge deal even in my home country (Colombia) back then. I remember hearing it at parties ..i was around 5 or 6 yrs old back then. Good times!!

He gave it all up and became a pastor and is spending his life helping others. Love that xx

MC Hammer is a legend and one of the best dancers/performers ever. I have seen him twice in concert and his concerts were no less than amazing. Check out "Turn This Mutha Out", Too Legit To Quit", "Here Comes The Hammer", "Let's Get It Started", "They Put Me In The Mix."

Everybody loved this song!! You had to get up and dance, impossible to sit through this one! That one move is called the typewriter!

Check out MC Hammer - Let's Get It Started

"Hammer dance" became one of the most popular dance styles in 90s and i tried to learn it then but sadly never had coordination. This song was released January 13th, 1990.

You really should increase your video output guys! If you can get to dropping 4 to 7 reactions a week in a year or two from now you both will have enough for vehicles, college, and more. I've been supporting reaction channels for a long time. Some of the biggest ones since day one. Yall have potential

It was basically our National Anthem for a while ❣️❣️❣️‼️💯

Another badass song during that time was Bobby Brown's My Prerogative.

Brooo when I was a kid Hammer was so huge. His songs where everywhere. He even had a cartoon. But you know what as cheesy as he was in those days He was gangster AF. His entourage was like 100 deep, putting hits out on other rappers it was crazy.

I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, MC Hammer is from Oakland (Oaktown as referred to in the song). I was 15yrs old in 1990 and a this song came out during my Freshman/Sophomore year. It was played at every single school dance and we all tried to dance like him. The Bay loves MC Hammer and we're still proud of this song. I've lived in Oakland for the past decade and when you live in a city like Oakland, you feel pride in its rich history 🤘🏽

I was a freshman in high school. Everybody using the phrase you can’t touch this. Every cheerleading squad and dance team had a routine to it! Check MC HAMMERS PRAY

This was THE party song of the decade. Can't help but smile!!!!

I was a doorman when this came out and it is so cool to watch 500 people and all the staff dancing to the same beat. It was magic. Merry Christmas guys love your reactions.

I have never seen anyone dance like M.C.Hammer. Back when this was a hit, think 1991, people went to the bars to dance. This was a huge hit. People tried to dance like this but didn't come close to M.C.'s dancing. BUT they had fun trying. Thanks for reacting.

I was 24 when this song came out and it was played everywhere! It was an awesome song that had a great beat and so fun to dance to. MC Hammer exploded because of this song.

MC Hammer was DA BOMB back in my 20's.......❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

We LOVED this when it came out because it was the tune of Rick James song Superfreak

Stayed on the top of the charts for over a year, every BBQ or party, this was playing

Huge hit. Took the country by storm.

I still love this song even after all the years since it came out. Will still try dance to it now.

I was 19 when this came out and this song was Huge. Dance clubs had this one on repeat. Everyone was wearing hammer pants trying to imitate the dance moves in the club. I'm creeping up on 50 years old. The memories. Thanks guys. Keep em coming

big big hit for Hammer... number 1 song everywhere.... its used in movies, commercials to this day. those are Hammer pants

In the late 80's early 90's Hammer was at the top of hip hop and especially in the clubs. The industry turned on him claiming he was corny because he was so mainstream and loaded with money. Hammer was winning everything in his heydays. He was that guy!

Alot of folks look at Hammer like a wholesome kinda fun 80ish type rapper,in actuality he's one of the most feared dudes in music lol. He put a hit on MC Serch from 3rd Bass for dissing his mama,he don't play around

So many great songs came out in 1990... This, "Snap - I got the power", "808 State - Cubik", "C&C Music Factory - Everybody dance now"

I was in 8th grade when the song came out, and live in the Bay Area. So this song was huge and on the radio nonstop. Best dancer in hip-hop history.

So great to see the next generation enjoy what MC Hammer did. He was one of the hardest working showmen out there. His group worked their butts off to entertain people.

I remember when this song came out, it was a big hit… it appeared all the time on MTV

This song did not stop. It was literally everywhere constantly. It did get a bit old after a while but it was is and always will be fire.

Came out in the middle 90s

Everyone loved this at the time. It was great, and so was MC Hammer. "Hammer time!"

EVERYBODY loved this song back in the day....i STILL DO! 👍💖

This type of music was playing in my house since birth because we listened to a variety of music

Back when songs changed the entire scene. This song was massive.

I'm a white 48-year-old guy from the suburbs who plays electric guitar and bass and listens mainly to rock and metal. Epitome of a white dad rocker. I was a senior in HS when this came out, and even I remember MC Hammer well. "Stop! Hammer Time!" was something we all said to each other (and to annoying teachers to piss them off), and we all attempted to do the Typewriter dance. He was HUGE at the time. Other rap artists at the time absolutely crucified him because people like me knew his stuff and liked it. Ironically, some of those artists did exactly what MC Hammer did, and more, becoming huge movie stars and billionaires. Lookin' at you, NWA.

MC Hammer called that move where he slid sideways the Chinese Typewriter

OMG this song was on EVERY radio station everywhere in the UNIVERSE when it first came out! 🔥

Y’all need to listen to another song by Hammer called Too Legit 2 Quit

See that big smile you two have. The fact you cant stop dancing in your seat. That's how it felt :-)

Mc hammer was the sh…tin the day….every club was jumping…..it was happy music…every from every walk of life came together….

This song is another very early 1990's song...I think it was released in 1990 or 1991. LOVE THIS SONG! Pretty sure is it was 1990...so, it still had that 80's sound.

As other people have said, we knew it was a hit the first time we heard it. I was in my mid 30's. When Hammer was a youngster, he was a ball boy for the Oakland A's. I think he was 'discovered' by then owner Charles Finley, because he did some sort of 'performance' in front of the Oakland Coliseum before games. Finley even brought him into his box seat area on several occasions. As was also said, Hammer didn't make the best financial decisions during his heyday, but his financial problems were also due to the evolving nature of rap and hip hop. The big dance and entourage production thing was fizzling out. He owed his dance crew a lot of money. He was living lavishly at the time, but did the right thing and paid them, having to scale down his lifestyle.

Was still in high school when this came out! Everyone in my high school in Kent, Washington knew this song! It really was e everywhere!

I was about your age when the song came on the radio in 1990 :) As I am German ... damn! That was a huge HIT in Germany and at the Disco! Everybody knew the dancing-steps as they were printed in the "Bravo"-Magazine as well! We had no Internet-videos back then, so we learned it with printed-sheets *haha ... BUT: 30 years later ... I can still do the dance and sing/rap along to that song! :)

Easily my favorite song of 90. I was listening to this on a cassette tape back in the day, and I could not stop rewinding .

I would blast this song on my 600 watt Alpine stereo in my Iroc Z-28 with the T-Tops off while cruising Main Street. Loved MC Hammer and Tone Loc 😃

It's Hammer Time! Did you know MC Hammer is an ordained minister and he held the wedding ceremony for Vince Neil the singer for the Rock Band Motley Crue.. Joe from Germany

I was 5 years old in 1990 when this came out, my parents bought the cassette tape of this album, and I wore out the tape playing this song.

I was in middle school when this song came out. It was the JAM at.school dances. It always makes me think of that. Also we'd yell "you can't touch this" when our team got touchdowns in high school. Still a hitter.

This was HUGE when it came out. And if you weren't a big fan of rap, that didn't matter - you really liked this song. It's so hard NOT to move to it - you just have to! Such a fun, energetic song! I think he was or is a preacher too.

Hammer is my inspiration and is literally is who I learned from and started my dancing career

"every time time you hear me, the hammer's disco hype." It samples the disco/funk song "Super Freak" from 1980. This song was huge, like disco.

I wore this cassette tape out ... yes a cassette tape! We’d bump this when we cruised Main Street on the weekends , the year was 1990

Hammer Time lol 1992 this song was played in every party, graduation and barbecue everywhere