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So we picked 25 of the greatest bass songs. Let the booty-poppin' commence This group out of Miami had already recorded an album when this horny story rap started blowing up on regional radio.
Produced by group member Disco Rick, the goofy-but-infectious single became a hit around the South and their album So Fresh, So Def, So Stupid one of the more successful follow-ups to 2 Live Crew's breakthrough. Bass music had no shortage of songs about big butts and boobs, so it was a welcome change when MC Luscious decided to brag about bagging sexy guys.
The Miami native's single caught fire on radio and she became a mainstay of the bass scene throughout the s. As southern Hip-Hop saw suddenly surging commercial appeal in the mids, Atlanta's most visible label released a compilation dedicated to the sound the Dirty South was forged in. And one of the standout tracks was this Bankhead Bounce-inducing banger from Playa Poncho -- co-produced by L. Sno of Duice more on them in a sec.
It sounded like the theme song for a dance craze that never quite happened, but that's how popular this single was in spring It became a fixture at sporting events, at house parties, at bar mitzvahs, and everywhere in-between; but the single from Atlanta star Freak Nasty failed to chart when it was initially released the year prior.
Proof that steady wins the race, it eventually peaked on Billboard's Top It works as a booty-shaking an anthem and as an ode to body-positivity -- if you wanna hear it that way.
Soundmaster T gave the world a great dedication to junk in ya trunk, one that stood out even in a genre known for a fixation with asses. And it's great workout music. Kilo's 2nd act happened as bass music was going from neighborhood parties to the pop charts. When Ali teamed up with Atlanta production legends Organized Noize, the results were his best album and one of the most inspired releases from the latter days of bass.
Coming straight out of Palm Beach, Fla. It became one of the biggest dancefloor jams of and was an important link between early Miami bass and an emerging commercial wave that Splack Pack helped fuel. Was there another, technically more popular version of this song with a slightly different spelling? Why yes -- yes, there was. But hey, if you prefer the other one, there's nothing wrong with it.
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