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I can remember these phrases being used. Of course Who Let the Dogs out playing in the dome, then Whoomp there it is I believe came right after Cha-Ching
3) Who Let The Dogs Out? -- Baha Men (2000): Do I really have to explain this one? If you were alive at the time, you watched helplessly as potentially sane individuals broke out into cavemen hollers whenever their team did something remotely interesting. I imagine wives and girlfriends were treated to such antics in private whenever their man did something remotely interesting, too.
1) Whoomp! (There It Is) -- Tag Team (1993): I fully understand that dance music doesn't rely on great insights for its appeal. As long as the rhythm is solid and the tune is tolerable, let it out. However, the repetition of this chorus, which sounds like a car alarm going off in an empty parking lot, is designed not to help you dance, but to incite violence on the dance floor, where any reasonable person would be inclined to belt the person next to them for singing along. Repeating an annoying phrase until people beg you to stop is not a catchphrase. It's cruel, mean-spirited brainwashing. As a nation of people, we're better than that, aren't we?
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3) Who Let The Dogs Out? -- Baha Men (2000): Do I really have to explain this one? If you were alive at the time, you watched helplessly as potentially sane individuals broke out into cavemen hollers whenever their team did something remotely interesting. I imagine wives and girlfriends were treated to such antics in private whenever their man did something remotely interesting, too.
1) Whoomp! (There It Is) -- Tag Team (1993): I fully understand that dance music doesn't rely on great insights for its appeal. As long as the rhythm is solid and the tune is tolerable, let it out. However, the repetition of this chorus, which sounds like a car alarm going off in an empty parking lot, is designed not to help you dance, but to incite violence on the dance floor, where any reasonable person would be inclined to belt the person next to them for singing along. Repeating an annoying phrase until people beg you to stop is not a catchphrase. It's cruel, mean-spirited brainwashing. As a nation of people, we're better than that, aren't we?
The Ten Worst One-Hit Wonders of Summer | List Of The Day - Yahoo! Music