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Imagine living in a world where the cheesiest songs of two decades back are still better than the hits of the day.

This is what was so great about the '90s, even the "cheesy" songs are amazing

I was never a fan of hip-hop, but I gotta admit that "Jump," "Whoomp! There It Is" and "Baby Got Back" are solid gold.

As someone who grew up in the 90s, I still love a number of these songs.

How is Return of the Mack not on here? The epicness of that song transcends time and is still a hit today.

I feel so lucky to have grown up in the 90’s! So many classic, damn good hits almost every year (never a dull party or skating night)! And many songs I’ll admit I still jam out to today.

Well here in the Netherlands Aqua itself had 4 hits, barbie girl, doctor jones, my oh my, turn back times. And Vengaboys itself had scored 9 hits here in the Netherlands in the top 40. With two numbers on 1 and three times even on number 2

The fact that someone compared Right Said Fred singing “I’m too Sexy” to Elmer Fudd on Steroids! That had me BAWLING in Laughter! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

I was expecting the _NOW That's What I Call Music! Vol. 1_ tracklist.

My favorite is Mambo No. 5 by Lou Bega. Beat, Rhythm, Lyrics, fun rattling off all those girls names in Karaoke.

Haha, was online gaming last week with friends and i got revived and started saying “i get knocked down, but i get up again! You’ll never gonna keep me down”, then we all started cracking up reminiscing on old songs…good times good times

The great thing about the music of the '80s and '90s was it could be so unapologetically cheesy and be so great

Oh how I miss the 90s. Those were the best times ever. Can't we go back to then. Please!

I thought that “Good Vibrations” by Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch would be on here. For sure!

In 1995 I was in the US Navy stationed in Japan. I missed out on almost all music between the beginning 95 to the end of 97. Never heard of the Macarena until I came back to the states. It’s something I’m greatly thankful to the Navy for to this day. Also Baby got back was hilarious because almost all the women in that video have zero ass.

Being a 90's baby, I am glad to had grown up while these were being made. I never heard Mr. Vain before though, but man, now I need to.

If you're really into "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" by Eiffel 65, I highly recommend listening to their other hit, "Move Your Body." And yes, it's exactly how it sounds. Like the former track, lots of repetition in the chorus. Still awesome to me tho, lol. "Blue are the streets and all the trees are too, I have a girlfriend and she is so blue."

Aqua had another Top 40 hit in the US with “Lollipop (Candyman)” which peaked at number #23 in the Billboard Hot 100 in 1998. They are also massive in Europe and Asia with multiple number one songs (“My Oh My”, “Doctor Jones”, “Turn Back Time” etc).

I think of Vengaboys as a 2 hit wonder because I remember "Boom, Boom, Boom" being more overplayed than "We Like To Party" in my area and still think it's the better song.

The Top 20 Most 🧀 Cheesiest One Hit Wonders of the 1990s: 20. WHOOMP! (There It Is)™ (1993) Tag Team™ 19. MMMBop™ (1997) Hanson™ 18. Sex and 🍬 Candy™ (1997) Marcy Playground™ 17. Rico Suave™ (1990) Geraldo™ 16. Jump❕™ (1992) Kris-Kross™ 15. One of Us™ (1995) Joan Osborne™ 14. Informer™ (1992) Snow™ 13. Mr. Vain™ (1993) Culture Beat™ 12. Steal My 🌞 Sunshine™ (1999) Len™ 11. Cotton Eye Joe™ (1994) Rednex™ 10. We 👍 Like to 🎉 Party! (The Vengabus)™ (1998) Vengaboys™ 9. Blue (Da Ba Dee)™ (1998) 🗼 Eiffel 65™ 8. What Is 💘 Love™ (1993) Haddaway™ 7. 😤 Tubthumping™ (1997) Chumbawamba™ 6. Barbie 👧 Girl™ (1997) Aqua™ 5. Mambo No.5 (A Little Bit of...)™ (1999) Lou Bega™ 4. 👶 Baby Got Back™ (1992) Sir Mix-a-Lot™ 3. 🍦 Ice 🍦 Ice 👶 Baby™ (1990) Vanilla 🍦 Ice™ 2. I'm Too Sexy™ (1991) Right Said Fred™ 1. Macarena (Bayside 👦 Boys Mix)™ (1995) Los del Rio™

As a guy who lived through the 90s I must concede, the list is actually pretty accurate. There may be one or two artists missing like KLF for instance, but then again, this is pretty much the 1990s. Respect.

This list sums it up perfectly. I think one of the reasons we grew to dislike some of these songs was because you could not escape them. Take a decade or so off, and what was once annoying becomes endearing. Nice trip down memory lane here.

Sir Mix-A-Lot was by no stretch of the imagination a “one hit wonder.”

What a great era to be alive ! Every single song brings back one memory and it’s amazing!!! Love it !! ❤️

Other cheesiest one hit wonders of the 90's did we missed: Spin Doctors - Two Princes Shawn Colvin - Sunny Came Home Brooklyn Bounce - Get Ready to Bounce Marc Cohn - Walking in Memphis Eagle Eye Cherry - Save Tonight Livin' Joy - Don't Stop Moving Ini Kamozer - Here Comes the Hotstepper Dionne Farris - I Know Groove Theory - Tell Me The Verve Pipe - The Freshmen Big Mountain - Baby I Love Your Way Jennifer Paige - Crush etc.

This WHOLE list took me back! To awkward parties that had the Macarena on an hourly rotation to school dances with euro dance tracks playing. ALL of these songs had a story to tell in my life... The memories.. THANK YOU!

Marcy Playground was awesome. Spectacular songwriting, very interesting lyrics, with just the right amount of weirdness. If you've never listened to anything beyond Sex and Candy, there are three or four albums with terrific music waiting for you. Joan Osborne also had some REALLY powerful stuff.

I'm getting use to showing these videos to people and telling them "I was there when that came out, and it slapped." The joys of getting old.

I forgot how good Culture Beat’s “Mr. Vain” was.

I was in middle school when the Macarena came out. They pulled us out of classes TWICE to go to the gym to dance the Macarena. It was brutal.

OK, I have to point out that Hanson was not technically a one-hit-wonder (even in the U.S.), even if MMMBop is the only hit of theirs a lot of people remember. They've had three Top 20 US Hot 100 singles and eight UK Top 40 singles. From just their debut album, "Middle of Nowhere", other hits besides MMMBop included: "Where is the Love" was #6 on the Billboard Mainstream Top 40., "I Will Come to You" was #9 on the US Billboard Hot 100,. In other countries they had other hits from their debut along with hits from later albums.

Funny thing about Vanilla Ice, he’s a licensed contractor now whit his own show called “The Vanilla Ice Project”. He’s been a licensed contractor for 23 years

The best thing about the Macarena was the Animaniacs spoof of it.

7:50 - LEN was incredible, Steal my Sunshine still just one of the best beats out there!

Top 20 Cheesiest One Hit Wonders of the 1990s. Note: These are presented here as they are in the video, with song listed first and then artist. Enjoy! 20. Whoomp! (There It Is) - Tag Team 19. Mmmbop - Hanson 18. Sex and Candy - Marcy Playground 17. Rico Suave - Gerardo 16. Jump - Kris Kross 15. One of Us - Joan Osborne 14. Informer - Snow 13. Mr. Vain - Culture Beat 12. Steal My Sunshine - Len 11. Cotton Eye Joe - Rednex 10. We Like to Party! (The Vengabus) - Vengaboys 09. Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65 08. What Is Love - Haddaway 07. Tubthumping - Chumbawamba [I get knocked down] 06. Barbie Girl - Aqua 05. Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of...) - Lou Bega 04. Baby Got Back - Sir Mix-a-Lot 03. Ice Ice Baby - Vanilla Ice 02. I'm Too Sexy - Right Said Fred 01. Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix) - Los del Rio

The thing about Chumbawumba's Tubthumper is that when I came home from work, I heard my brother's stereo that had on an alternative rock station with some guy talking about Tubthumper and how it is the same song when played in reverse. And he actually played part of the song backwards. First off, how in the world could he play the song backwards when you have no turntable and a vinyl record? After he played the song he says something like, See, same damn song. Those were his words. You know, I thought I read something about the Macarena making its debut in Mexico in 1993. In 1994, I went to Mexico with my sister, my mom, and my sister. I could have sworn I heard a song on the radio in one of the little stores in Mexico. Cause I kept hearing some guy with a double tracked vocal singing and every time he would stop, some weird sound would go AAAHYI!!! Boy, you know you're witnessing pop culture history when you're hearing someone on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve talking about the history of dance crazes like The Twist and other stuff and the latest dance craze is the Macarena.

Happy Easter everyone. Have to say that I liked them all. Always fun to watch. Great video

90's eurodance is overfilled with cheese, but I love it. DJ BoBo and Scooter forever remain my ultimate guilty pleasure

What is love? The feeling you get when thinking of this song and thinking about the SNL Sketch lol

Missed one though. From what my uncle said MC Hammer's, "Hammer Time," was sometimes playing 12 or 13 times a day on the local radio. He told me, "it was like listening to the Frozen theme song for 8 days straight, eventually you want to pack your ears with super glue sometimes to get it to stop."🤣

These songs weren’t so cheesy in their day and that’s why you know of them now. Keep it 💯 Mojo

This just makes me feel old. lol

“What is Love?” always brings back memories of kickboxing and aerobics on Saturdays . . .

I remember when Eiffel 65's album "Europop" first came out, my original copy accidently shattered in my backpack and I had to get it replaced. I still have that CD and listen to it every so often.

I remember Rico Suave appearing on Vh1’s 50 Most Awesomely Bad Songs Ever, and one guy from the show put it best saying: “it’s just so ridiculous & so absurd & so slimy & greasy, it really makes you wanna just wash your hands after you hear that song.”

Just because the songs are cheesy doesn't make them less popular😁

Los Del Río are actually from Spain, not Latin, and I howled with laughter when it was the song that defeated Van Helsing and won over the kraken in the movie Hotel Transylvania 3

Hey! That "I'm Too Sexy" song (the 90s, not the remake) was a fun song to dance really badly to at clubs. It was also an excuse to strip to the lyrics for sh^ts and giggles. It being cheesy was part of the fun too... silly was the point. And some of those songs were more popular with tasteless kids just getting into music who got their parents to buy albums and phone in to radio stations for requested plays... crappy songs get lots of play that way since the music industry began. "Ice Ice Baby" is a great song, Vanilla Ice's persona is d-bag personified, and we all loved it... a totally entertaining and lovable d-bag. To this day, I want to meet and hang with the guy. I'm kind of ashamed one of my favorite bands (Queen) accused him of stealing a bit from "Under Pressure". They are musicians. They should have caught how different that bit was... and it stole less from other music than other hip-hop artists in their "sampling". I mean, did Rick James go ballistic on MC Hammer for his "Can't Touch This" music for more than a bit being a clone of "Superfreak"? No. Meh... **rolls eyes**

90s "Cheesy" One hit wonders>>>>>>>>>Most current "hits".

I never got fed up with Mmmbop. It's one of my sounds of the summer. It made me feel old a few years ago, seeing them give an interview where the brothers talked about touring and singing the song with their kids. The funny thing about Chumbawumba for me is their next single was called Amnesia. And then everyone forgot about them... I only remember the chorus because of saying that quip to people. "Do you suffer from long term memory loss? I don't remember..." The sad thing about Aqua for me was only having big hits with their most cartoony stuff, because they did Turn Back Time from Sliding Doors, which showed they had the music to match the darker lyrics they had as well. It showed they could do ballads and they were just as good as the more upbeat tracks. They deserved more credit for it. As for the Macarena, I'm glad to learn this was a different version after all, I was sure the song we know sounded different as a kid. No Mandela Effect for me!

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Vanilla Ice & Shaq will always have a place in my heart ❤ in the 90s gotta love it 😆

Most of these are on my "One Hit Wonder" playlist, but that entire Aqua album is awesome, fun, and hilarious, and also resulted in some all-time classic music videos

One of these days, I'm going to a fast food establishment and ordering "Combo #5" as if I were Lou Bega.

As a kid I'd hear or watch many of these songs on TV and radio. They were another part of my childhood that I hope I never forget. The 90s were (to some including myself) a golden age. Baywatch Batman TAS X-Men and so on. Warm memories that will be remembered for many years to come.

Whatch Mojo, I know the answer to the age old question of "What is love?" and it's right there. "Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more!"

I have issues with the term "One Hit Wonder" when the artist or group have more than one hit wonders in their repertoire.

Hanson has been a group for almost 30 years and are still going strong touring and releasing new music. And now they are all married with kids of their own. Isaac has 3 kids, Taylor has 7 kids, and Zac has 5 kids.

I could always understand SNOW and even my mom liked him and she'd often ask me if I understood him and was amazed I could sing along. LOL

#20: “Whoomp! (There It Is)” by Tag Team* #19: “MMMBop” by Hanson #18: “Sex and Candy” by Marcy Playground* #17: “Rico Suave” by Gerardo #16: “Jump” by Kris Kross #15: “One of Us” by Joan Osborne* #14: “Informer” by Snow #13: “Mr. Vain” by Culture Beat #12: “Steal My Sunshine” by Len* #11: “Cotton Eye Joe” by Rednex #10: “We Like to Party! (The Vengabus)” by Vengaboys #9: “Blue (Da Ba Dee)” by Eiffel 65* #8: “What Is Love” by Haddaway #7: “Tubthumping” by Chumbawamba* #6: “Barbie Girl” by Aqua* #5: “Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of…)” by Lou Bega #4: “Baby Got Back” by Sir Mix-a-Lot* #3: “Ice Ice Baby” by Vanilla Ice #2: “I’m Too Sexy” by Right Said Fred #1: “Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)” by Los del Rio *My favs

Wow, these are giving me flashbacks! Or maybe it was all the ecstasy I did in the 90s…🤔 Thanks for the memories, WM!

I don’t consider Sex and Candy cheesy. I never heard that genre name before you used it and love it. Post-Grunge. Otherwise, excellent list.

We Like to Party was also a big hit for Six Flags. Most people these days remember the song from the commercials.

Love it ❤ great list with awesome flashbacks 👏

Vengabus’ “We Like To Pary.” Haddaway’s “What Is Love.” 😃👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Miss the 90s

Thanks for this video mix it brought back memories of my son's growing up n the fun we had trying to dance to the beat

Great video....would sure like to hear your top 80's🤘

None of these songs were cheesy. All these songs are still the shit😌

Wow this took me back. Highschool dances and parties and definitely some bar hopping lol

Great flashbacks! Thx !

The first time I heard Macarena (circa 1998), I knew the song would never go away. The YMCA of its time.

The Vengaboys were no one hot wonder. From ‘97 til now they’ve released a lot of hits and toured the world.

this list brings back so many memories....

I liked informer. Snow was good.

Oh ! You’ve made me feel soooooooo old ! LOL Hadn’t heard of some of these songs as I’m not an American, but I remember dancing my butt off to them in my 20’s ! Some of my favourites were Corona, Snap!, Urban Cookie Collective !

Informer by snow has been one of my favs ever since I heard it wayy back in 2nd grade! Such a bop😁

I thought Vanilla Ice was cheesy AF when it came out. But when I hear it today it doesn't seem nearly as bad. Shit 99% of pop is cringe shit anyhow

Snow's "Informer" because it is Canadian, still gets played here. Heard twice in the past week.

Btw , Snow actually said “I’ll lick your bum bum down” meaning he wants to kill the snitch lol

Eiffel 65’s “Blue (Da Ba Dee)” is still one of the best songs from the ‘90s and we can’t stop listening to it.

Good work on your new top 20 list. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Whoomp was so unsuccessful they had to sell out to Barry Sonnenfeld so he could put it in the Addams Family 2.

You're a Spanish accent has improved very much for the past 3 years. Honestly I used to giggle at it.

I've said it before and i'll say it again: The 1990s was the BEST TIME EVER to be alive! God, I miss those happy days. We need them to come back in the worst way.

All this nostalgia is making me cry. Thanks a lot mojo 😭

This is my entire childhood in one video

Being a 90’s girl in europe i almost now al these song and ❤ them…90’s rock!

to be honest, i liked every song in this list back then....greetings from switzerland

Who cares if your first or second can we take a moment and just enjoy these one hit wonders from the 90's that we all miss and want to go back I know I do

I remember putting my Chabwmba CD in my dad's car on that song one night and the next morning my dad was running in the house yelling at me while trying not to lough. 😂😂😂❤. And every song on here at a party or a dance all through my teen years.

God that brings back some memories - I was in high school in the 90s! Damn!

All these songs are awesome ! The 90s are the best! 😃

I was in LA during the 90s and had the best time ever! The Viper room, the recording studio, the carefree fun (not the riots!), but we had a blast!

My favorites are Mambo No.5, Mr. Vain, Baby Got Back, and Macarena.

Macarena is one of those songs which I have danced to the most in my childhood in 90s

Mmmbop cheesy?ya right! Not actually a Hanson fan..But as a musician,those kids can play instruments while singing and have a harmonic voice still ..and get this they can kill it LIVE...thats not cheezy...compare that in todays...

Your Woman by White Town is my favorite one hit wonder from the 90s. Why isn't that in the list?

I miss the 90s. The fun loving innocence of it all. Before 9/11, before cancel culture, before blackrock owning the world, before all the shit we loved being "remade" into horse shit, before social media. Kids who grew up in social media can't even conceive of how much better the world was before it existed.