@edmmusicig: Before electronic dance music ruled the world, this record opened the door Technotronic’s 1989 performance of “Pump Up the Jam” on the Dutch music show Countdown brought a groundbreaking blend of house, hip-hop, and Belgian new beat into millions of homes, pushing underground club music into mainstream pop culture. Produced by Jo Bogaert and voiced by 17-year-old rapper Ya Kid K, the track reached No. 2 in both the United States and United Kingdom, becoming a foundational hip-house anthem and paving the way for Eurodance’s global rise in the 1990s. #edm #electronicdancemusic #edmmusic #dancemusic #technotronic

murphy’s law :

Lip sync

typogt84 :

Little did she know that it’s still a tune in 2026! 💃

Hell No :

They didn’t realise they were looking at a time traveller.

Steve Edwards :

ahead of her time.....audience are clueless

AHMED :

she was in the wrong crowd

gharth :

Still gets me going

s :

nobody In the crowd have any idea how the music will creat another generation. that changed the whole youth culture 😂

leosfilm :

This sounds so FRESSSHHH. It’s weird to think it was all the way back to 1989

R.A :

Before her time clearly .. she’s a legend

Juan :

Iconic AF

Stephanie :

this audience did not deserve this level of performance.

Rocky's 5th leg :

I love unrelated Belgium techno anthem pump up the jam

techhippie420 :

The people around her just watching her while she made history… hate a cold ass crowd

dopezaddyk :

This audience seemed worried about things that happened long before the release of the unrelated Belgian anthem..

felixton :

Elenistarr⭐️ :

And then I went out and bought chains and black lipstick

DRT⁸⁴ :

it's still a hit.

David Gordon :

shes not the one who was actually rapping

ilidiocarmona0 :

my first vinil record...

jamesjosephg :

…which was 33 years before the seminal documentary series, Cunk on Earth.