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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, [[ThisTropeIsBleep making it sound like he originally said "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''Film/NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown Music/TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, [[ThisTropeIsBleep [[CensoredForComedy making it sound like he originally said "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''Film/NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown Music/TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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-->First you limp to the side like your leg was broken, shakin' and twitchin' kinda like you was smokin' \\
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-->First you I limp to the side like your my leg was broken, shakin' and twitchin' kinda like you I was smokin' \\
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* DanceSensation: The Humpty Dance. "It's real easy to do, check it out..."
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* DanceSensation: The Do the Humpty Dance. Hump, everybody do the Humpty Hump! "It's real easy to do, check it out..."
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-->First you limp to the side like your leg was broken, shakin' and twitchin' kinda like you was smokin' \
Crazy, wack, funky / People say "You look like [[TakeThat MC Hammer on crack]], Humpty!" \
Crazy, wack, funky / People say "You look like [[TakeThat MC Hammer on crack]], Humpty!" \
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-->First you limp to the side like your leg was broken, shakin' and twitchin' kinda like you was smokin' \
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Crazy, wack, funky / People say "You look like [[TakeThat MC Hammer on crack]], Humpty!"\\\
Crazy, wack, funky / People say "You look like [[TakeThat MC Hammer on crack]], Humpty!"
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* DanceSensation: The Humpty Dance
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* DanceSensation: The Humpty DanceDance. "It's real easy to do, check it out..."
-->First you limp to the side like your leg was broken, shakin' and twitchin' kinda like you was smokin' \
Crazy, wack, funky / People say "You look like [[TakeThat MC Hammer on crack]], Humpty!" \
That's alright, cuz my body's in motion / It's supposed to look like a fit or a convulsion
-->First you limp to the side like your leg was broken, shakin' and twitchin' kinda like you was smokin' \
Crazy, wack, funky / People say "You look like [[TakeThat MC Hammer on crack]], Humpty!" \
That's alright, cuz my body's in motion / It's supposed to look like a fit or a convulsion
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-->Homegirls, for once, forget you got class
-->See a guy you like? Just grab him in the [[UnusualEuphemism biscuits!]]
-->See a guy you like? Just grab him in the [[UnusualEuphemism biscuits!]]
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-->Homegirls, for once, forget you got class
-->Seeclass\\
See a guy you like? Just grab him in the [[UnusualEuphemism biscuits!]]
-->See
See a guy you like? Just grab him in the [[UnusualEuphemism biscuits!]]
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-->If you're hungry, get yourself something to eat
-->And if you're dirty, then go take a bath
-->Messed up the line? [[LampshadeHanging No, sometimes I don't rhyme]]
-->And if you're dirty, then go take a bath
-->Messed up the line? [[LampshadeHanging No, sometimes I don't rhyme]]
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-->If you're hungry, get yourself something to eat
-->Andeat\\
And if you're dirty, then go take abath
-->Messedbath\\
Messed up the line? [[LampshadeHanging No, sometimes I don't rhyme]]
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And if you're dirty, then go take a
-->Messed
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* LoonyFan: "Brand Nu Swetta" was about members of the fan dealing with clingy groupies.
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* LoonyFan: "Brand Nu Swetta" was about members of the fan group dealing with clingy groupies.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, [[ThisTropeIsBleep making it sound like he originally said]] "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''Film/NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown Music/TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, [[ThisTropeIsBleep making it sound like he originally said]] said "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''Film/NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown Music/TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, making it sound like he originally said, "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''Film/NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown Music/TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, [[ThisTropeIsBleep making it sound like he originally said, said]] "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''Film/NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown Music/TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently, without credit of any kind) by numerous musicians, including Music/PublicEnemy, Music/IceCube (in "Jackin' for Beats"), Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[Creator/MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" (on their fourth album, "The Body Hat Syndrome") as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently, without credit of any kind) by numerous musicians, including Music/PublicEnemy, Music/IceCube (in "Jackin' for Beats"), Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[Creator/MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" (on their fourth album, "The ''The Body Hat Syndrome") Syndrome'') as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.
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* GagNose: Humpty Hump, of course, leading to ''Sons of the P'''s "No Nose Job."
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An AlternativeHipHop group from Oakland, California, Digital Underground began in 1987 as a PoliticalRap group, with an image intended to pay tribute to the Black Panthers. One year later, Music/PublicEnemy released their second album, ''It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back'', to a huge amount of critical acclaim and commercial success, which led Digital Underground to abandon its original political ambitions and become a humor-laden [[Music/GeorgeClinton Parliament/Funkadelic]]-inspired group, with leader Shock G often seen with novelty [[MarxBrothers Groucho Marx]] glasses.
Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, making it sound like he originally said, "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, making it sound like he originally said, "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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An AlternativeHipHop group from Oakland, California, Digital Underground began in 1987 as a PoliticalRap group, with an image intended to pay tribute to the Black Panthers. One year later, Music/PublicEnemy released their second album, ''It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back'', to a huge amount of critical acclaim and commercial success, which led Digital Underground to abandon its original political ambitions and become a humor-laden [[Music/GeorgeClinton Parliament/Funkadelic]]-inspired group, with leader Shock G often seen with novelty [[MarxBrothers [[Creator/MarxBrothers Groucho Marx]] glasses.
Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, making it sound like he originally said, "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie''NothingButTrouble''. ''Film/NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur Music/TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, making it sound like he originally said, "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently, without credit of any kind) by numerous musicians, including Public Enemy, Music/IceCube (in "Jackin' for Beats"), Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" (on their fourth album, "The Body Hat Syndrome") as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently, without credit of any kind) by numerous musicians, including Public Enemy, Music/PublicEnemy, Music/IceCube (in "Jackin' for Beats"), Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[MarkWahlberg [[Creator/MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" (on their fourth album, "The Body Hat Syndrome") as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Digital Underground had been regarded as the heir apparent to the funk style of Parliament/Funkadelic. GeorgeClinton pretty much made it official by showing up on their second album ''Sons Of The P''.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Digital Underground had been regarded as the heir apparent to the funk style of Parliament/Funkadelic. GeorgeClinton Music/GeorgeClinton pretty much made it official by showing up on their second album ''Sons Of The P''.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Digital Underground was originally supposed to be like NWA and Public Enemy (read: militant black with lyrics about how racism against black people is still rampant, even in this era of tolerance and acceptance), but the band didn't want to be clones of those groups and opted for something more fun and upbeat (though some songs do address issues about racism and violence in the black community).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Digital Underground was originally supposed to be like NWA Music/{{NWA}} and Public Enemy Music/PublicEnemy (read: militant black with lyrics about how racism against black people is still rampant, even in this era of tolerance and acceptance), but the band didn't want to be clones of those groups and opted for something more fun and upbeat (though some songs do address issues about racism and violence in the black community).
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* OneHitWonder: "The Humpty Dance", of course. Other minor hits were "Same Song", "Freaks Of The Industry", "Kiss You Back," "Wussup Wit the Luv," and "Doowutchyalike".
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* OneHitWonder: "The Humpty Dance", of course. Other minor hits were "Same Song", Song" (which was only popular because it was in the movie, ''NothingButTrouble''), "Freaks Of The Industry", "Kiss You Back," "Wussup Wit the Luv," and "Doowutchyalike".
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-->Messed up the line? [[LampshadeHanging No, sometimes I don't rhyme]]
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-->Messed up the line? [[LampshadeHanging No, sometimes I don't rhyme]]rhyme]]
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Digital Underground was originally supposed to be like NWA and Public Enemy (read: militant black with lyrics about how racism against black people is still rampant, even in this era of tolerance and acceptance), but the band didn't want to be clones of those groups and opted for something more fun and upbeat (though some songs do address issues about racism and violence in the black community).
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Digital Underground was originally supposed to be like NWA and Public Enemy (read: militant black with lyrics about how racism against black people is still rampant, even in this era of tolerance and acceptance), but the band didn't want to be clones of those groups and opted for something more fun and upbeat (though some songs do address issues about racism and violence in the black community).
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* TheCasino: "Hip Hop Doll" is centered around action at a craps table.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: "Jerkit Circus"
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* TheCasino: "Hip Hop Doll" is centered around action a guy who meets a girl at a casino and she helps him win at a craps table.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: "JerkitCircus"Circus." The intro to the song introduces the place under a [[HurricaneOfPuns hurricane of masturbation puns]]: "The only place where you can be without a partner, and ''still'' have a ball," "A place where you can learn the art of making love at the Palms," "Where they're short on screws, but there's always plenty of nuts," and "A place where you can hold your sausage hostage."
* ADateWithRosiePalms: "Jerkit
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* LoonyFan: "Brand Nu Swetta"
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* LoonyFan: "Brand Nu Swetta"Swetta" was about members of the fan dealing with clingy groupies.
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* OneHitWonder: "The Humpty Dance", of course. Other minor hits were "Same Song", "Freaks Of The Industry", "Kiss You Back" and "Doowutchyalike".
* APartyAlsoKnownAsAnOrgy: The overall mood of "Doowutchyalike".
* SoundEffectBleep: All over the "Humpty Dance" video.
** One radio edit of "Freaks Of The Industry" inserts different sound effects in place of the more steamy parts.
* APartyAlsoKnownAsAnOrgy: The overall mood of "Doowutchyalike".
* SoundEffectBleep: All over the "Humpty Dance" video.
** One radio edit of "Freaks Of The Industry" inserts different sound effects in place of the more steamy parts.
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* MissingEpisode: The original music video version of "Return of the Crazy One" had more explicit nudity and sex scenes, but it wouldn't air on MTV unless edits were made (i.e., nudity blurred out, sexual scenes replaced with less explicit material, etc). The original one has not been released or shown anywhere.
* OneHitWonder: "The Humpty Dance", of course. Other minor hits were "Same Song", "Freaks Of The Industry", "Kiss YouBack" Back," "Wussup Wit the Luv," and "Doowutchyalike".
* APartyAlsoKnownAsAnOrgy: The overall mood of"Doowutchyalike".
"Doowutchyalike," especially in the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAeFlGTWhsE music video]].
**The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2tcy6qndy4 video]] for "Return of the Crazy One" also counts.
* SoundEffectBleep:All Zigzagged all over the "Humpty Dance" video.
video. "Burger King" in the line "I once got busy in a Burger King bathroom" was bleeped out with a standard bleep used in many a TV show whenever someone says something obscene or of a delicate nature. However, lines like "I'm still gettin' in the girls' pants" had "girls' pants" replaced with a car horn honking twice (which went nicely with the visual of Humpty Hump grabbing a woman's butt), "In a 69, my Humpty nose will tickle your rear," had "69" replaced with a record scratch and "rear" replaced with a woman's scream, and "I get laid by the ladies," had "laid" bleeped out with a tires screeching sound effect.
** One radio edit of "Freaks Of The Industry" inserts different sound effects in place of the moresteamy parts.sexually explicit lyrics.
* OneHitWonder: "The Humpty Dance", of course. Other minor hits were "Same Song", "Freaks Of The Industry", "Kiss You
* APartyAlsoKnownAsAnOrgy: The overall mood of
**The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2tcy6qndy4 video]] for "Return of the Crazy One" also counts.
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** One radio edit of "Freaks Of The Industry" inserts different sound effects in place of the more
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-->See a guy you like? Just grab him in the [[UnusualEuphemism biscuits!]]
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-->See a guy you like? Just grab him in the [[UnusualEuphemism biscuits!]]biscuits!]]
** Earlier on in the song:
-->If you're hungry, get yourself something to eat
-->And if you're dirty, then go take a bath
-->Messed up the line? [[LampshadeHanging No, sometimes I don't rhyme]]
** Earlier on in the song:
-->If you're hungry, get yourself something to eat
-->And if you're dirty, then go take a bath
-->Messed up the line? [[LampshadeHanging No, sometimes I don't rhyme]]
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* APartyAlsoKnownAsAnOrgy: The overall mood of "Doowutchyalike".
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Digital Underground had been regarded as the heir apparent to the funk style of Parliament/Funkadelic. GeorgeClinton pretty much made it official by showing up on their second album ''Sons Of The P''.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Digital Underground had been regarded as the heir apparent to the funk style of Parliament/Funkadelic. GeorgeClinton pretty much made it official by showing up on their second album ''Sons Of The P''.P''.
* SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion: From "Doowutchyalike":
-->Homegirls, for once, forget you got class
-->See a guy you like? Just grab him in the [[UnusualEuphemism biscuits!]]
* SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion: From "Doowutchyalike":
-->Homegirls, for once, forget you got class
-->See a guy you like? Just grab him in the [[UnusualEuphemism biscuits!]]
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* TheCasino: "Hip Hop Doll" is centered around action at a craps table.
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* IntercourseWithYou: "Freaks Of The Industry" is the best example.
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* IntercourseWithYou: Many offerings; "Freaks Of The Industry" is the best example.
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* OneHitWonder: "The Humpty Dance", of course. Other minor hits were "Same Song", "Freaks Of The Industry" and "Doowutchyalike".
* SoundEffectBleep: All over the "Humpty Dance" video.
* SoundEffectBleep: All over the "Humpty Dance" video.
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* OneHitWonder: "The Humpty Dance", of course. Other minor hits were "Same Song", "Freaks Of The Industry" Industry", "Kiss You Back" and "Doowutchyalike".
* SoundEffectBleep: All over the "Humpty Dance"video.video.
* SpiritualSuccessor: Digital Underground had been regarded as the heir apparent to the funk style of Parliament/Funkadelic. GeorgeClinton pretty much made it official by showing up on their second album ''Sons Of The P''.
* SoundEffectBleep: All over the "Humpty Dance"
* SpiritualSuccessor: Digital Underground had been regarded as the heir apparent to the funk style of Parliament/Funkadelic. GeorgeClinton pretty much made it official by showing up on their second album ''Sons Of The P''.
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* AscendedExtra: You may have noticed in ''This Is An EP Release'' a bit player by the name of [[2Pac Tupac Shakur]], considered part of DU until his solo career broke big.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: "Jerkit Circus"
* AscendedExtra: You may have noticed in ''This Is An EP Release'' a bit player by the name of [[2Pac Tupac Shakur]], considered part of DU until his solo career broke big.
** "Sex Packets" may also count as a handsfree version.
* IntercourseWithYou: "Freaks Of The Industry" is the best example.
* LoonyFan: "Brand Nu Swetta"
* AscendedExtra: You may have noticed in ''This Is An EP Release'' a bit player by the name of [[2Pac Tupac Shakur]], considered part of DU until his solo career broke big.
** "Sex Packets" may also count as a handsfree version.
* IntercourseWithYou: "Freaks Of The Industry" is the best example.
* LoonyFan: "Brand Nu Swetta"
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* OneHitWonder: "The Humpty Dance", of course. Other minor hits were "Same Song", "Freaks Of The Industry" and "Doowutchyalike".
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* Sex Packets (1990)
* This Is An EP Release (1991)
* Sons Of The P (1991)
* The Body-Hat Syndrome (1993)
* Future Rhythm (1996)
* Who Got The Gravy? (1998)
* The Lost Files (1999)
* ..Cuz A D.U. Party Don't Stop!! (2008)
* The Greenlight EP (2010)
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* This Is An EP Release (1991)
* Sons Of The P (1991)
* The Body-Hat Syndrome (1993)
* Future Rhythm (1996)
* Who Got The Gravy? (1998)
* The Lost Files (1999)
* ..Cuz A D.U. Party Don't Stop!! (2008)
* The Greenlight EP (2010)
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* Sex Packets ''Sex Packets'' (1990)
*This ''This Is An EP Release Release'' (1991)
*Sons ''Sons Of The P P'' (1991)
*The ''The Body-Hat Syndrome Syndrome'' (1993)
*Future Rhythm ''Future Rhythm'' (1996)
*Who ''Who Got The Gravy? Gravy?'' (1998)
*The ''The Lost Files Files'' (1999)
* ..* ''..Cuz A D.U. Party Don't Stop!! Stop!!'' (2008)
*The ''The Greenlight EP EP'' (2010)
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* ManOfAThousandVoices: Shock G, [[spoiler:who also plays Humpty Hump and a lesser-known character called MC Blowfish.]]
* SoundEffectBleep: All over the "Humpty Dance" video.
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* ManOfAThousandVoices: Shock G, [[spoiler:who also plays Humpty Hump and a lesser-known character called MC Blowfish.]]
* SoundEffectBleep: All over the "Humpty Dance" video.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, making it sound like he originally said, "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[BigBeautifulWoman flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: the "Burger King" part is usually bleeped out in music video versions of the song, making it sound like he originally said, "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[BigBeautifulWoman [[ChubbyChaser flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently, without credit of any kind) by numerous musicians, including Public Enemy, Music/IceCube, Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" (on their fourth album, "The Body Hat Syndrome") as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently, without credit of any kind) by numerous musicians, including Public Enemy, Music/IceCube, Music/IceCube (in "Jackin' for Beats"), Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" (on their fourth album, "The Body Hat Syndrome") as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: The reference to Burger King in that line is often bleeped on edited music video versions of the song, making the line sound dirtier than what's intended]], [[BigBeautifulWoman flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]] [[hottip:*: The reference to Burger King in that line the "Burger King" part is often usually bleeped on edited out in music video versions of the song, making the line it sound dirtier than what's intended]], like he originally said, "I once got busy in a motherfuckin' bathroom."]], [[BigBeautifulWoman flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently without crediting the original) by numerous musicians, including Public Enemy, Music/IceCube, Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently (frequently, without crediting the original) credit of any kind) by numerous musicians, including Public Enemy, Music/IceCube, Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" (on their fourth album, "The Body Hat Syndrome") as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump, in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]], [[BigBeautifulWoman flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump, Hump (a LoveableSexManiac who looks like a cross between a pimp and Groucho Marx), in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]], bathroom]] [[hottip:*: The reference to Burger King in that line is often bleeped on edited music video versions of the song, making the line sound dirtier than what's intended]], [[BigBeautifulWoman flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently without crediting the original) by numerous musicians, including Public Enemy, Music/IceCube, Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[Music/MarkWahlberg [[MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.
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An AlternativeHipHop group from Oakland, California, Digital Underground began in 1987 as a PoliticalRap group, with an image intended to pay tribute to the Black Panthers. One year later, PublicEnemy released their second album, ''It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back'', to a huge amount of critical acclaim and commercial success, which led Digital Underground to abandon its original political ambitions and become a humor-laden [[GeorgeClinton Parliament/Funkadelic]]-inspired group, with leader Shock G often seen with novelty [[MarxBrothers Groucho Marx]] glasses.
Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump, in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]], [[BigBeautifulWoman flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump, in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]], [[BigBeautifulWoman flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
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An AlternativeHipHop group from Oakland, California, Digital Underground began in 1987 as a PoliticalRap group, with an image intended to pay tribute to the Black Panthers. One year later, PublicEnemy Music/PublicEnemy released their second album, ''It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back'', to a huge amount of critical acclaim and commercial success, which led Digital Underground to abandon its original political ambitions and become a humor-laden [[GeorgeClinton [[Music/GeorgeClinton Parliament/Funkadelic]]-inspired group, with leader Shock G often seen with novelty [[MarxBrothers Groucho Marx]] glasses.
Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump, in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]], [[BigBeautifulWoman flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks likeMCHammer Music/MCHammer on crack. Digital Underground is also recognized for their OneSceneWonder appearance in DanAykroyd's movie ''NothingButTrouble''. The movie, Aykroyd's music video for the group's tune "Same Song" and the EP ''This Is an EP Release'', featured a then-unknown TupacShakur as a member of the group; Tupac would later go on to become one of the most successful GangstaRap artists in history, and a defining artist of the 1990s.
Digital Underground is best known for "The Humpty Dance", performed by Shock G's [[AlterEgoActing alter-ego]], Humpty Hump, in which Humpty [[DirtyRap raps about having sex in a Burger King bathroom]], [[BigBeautifulWoman flirts with a fat girl]], and says that he looks like
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"The Humpty Dance" has been sampled (frequently without crediting the original) by numerous musicians, including Public Enemy, IceCube, LLCoolJ, SpiceGirls Music/IceCube, Music/LLCoolJ, Music/SpiceGirls (yes, really) and [[MarkWahlberg [[Music/MarkWahlberg Marky Mark]]. It was also covered by the rap group Wolfpac, and became a BlackSheepHit for that group, because it was the only track on Wolfpac's album that wasn't grotesque {{Horrorcore}}. Because so many people sampled "The Humpty Dance", Digital Underground released a song called "The Humpty Dance Awards" as a way to thank many of the artists who sampled it.