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May 10, 2022 · We've traveled back in time and hand-picked the very best that the 1990's had to offer by way of music that makes you want to shake your booty.
- “Can We Talk,” Tevin Campbell
- “Candy Rain,” Soul For Real
- “Can’t Touch this,” Mc Hammer
- “Jump,” Kriss Kross
- “The Boy Is Mine,” Brandy & Monica
- “I Wanna Be Down,” Brandy
- “You Gotta Be,” Des’ree
- “Iesha,” Another Bad Creation
- “What About Your Friends,” TLC
- “Now That We Found Love,” Heavy D
This is like a love song for beginners, and I am all the way here for it. “Can We Talk” is the perfect song to teach your kids how to do the R&B sway and snap. Add an audible, “yesss!!!” and show the children how boys used to romance us back in the day.
Candy-coated raindrops? As soon as your kids hear this lyric, they’ll be sold on “Candy Rain.” I remember when the song came out, a radio station in my hometown played it on repeat for an entire evening. I was not mad. AT ALL.
Teaching your kids how to do the Hammer Dance should be mandatory for all parents. If you don’t give them instructions on properly doing the Typewriter, do you even love them at all?
Here’s a tip: Play this song over and over again. Your kids will not stop jumping. They will wear themselves out. You’re welcome.
Before Cardi B and Nikki Minaj, there was Brandy and Monica. This beef was a little more tame than what kids these days are used to, but it gives you a great opportunity to do a duet with your vocally ambitious child.
Speaking of Brandi, if you look up “’90s R&B,” you’ll see a picture of her in lieu of a definition. She was the quintessential ’90s teenager. After your dance party, watch Moeshawith your kids and blow their minds a little bit.
One of the most underrated songs of the era, I think it’s because so many of us teens were in our room alone singing “You Gotta Be” into the mirror because it made us feel strong. The catchy lyrics are easy to rememberwhich makes it a perfect dance party performance song.
Another Bad Creation had a banger with the hip hop love song about a boy’s crush. It’ll just take one time of your kids hearing the song for them to know what to respond when ABC sings, “At the playground..” (Answer: “You know!”)
Older kids especially will appreciate this song. It’s a lesson wrapped in a beat. My favorite part is Left Eye’s rap, and my children are always impressed when I do it flawlessly. You might want to practice before you play this song for them.
This is the song that you play when you want a good workout and you want to wear the kids out! I can’t help but to go OFF when this song comes on, and it makes my kids dance even crazier. Heavy D is a staple for any 90’s dance party.
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- “ABC” by Jackson 5. Song year: 1970. There’s nothing wrong with throwing it back to a classic dance hit at your kid’s party. “ABC” by the Jackson 5 is upbeat, dance-worthy, and will put a smile on everyone’s face.
- “Happy” by Pharrell Williams. Song year: 2014. You can't listen to this song without feeling happy like the name suggests! It has an optimistic message, with a quick enough tempo to dance along with.
- “Shake It Off” by Taylor Swift. Song year: 2014. This song is perfect for getting the kids moving, and it has a great message about staying positive and not letting the haters bring you down.
- “All Star” by Smash Mouth. Song Year: 1999. This Smash Mouth song may be from the late 1990s, but it’s still a great song to jam out to at a children’s party.
Get jiggy with it to all the fliest '90s songs to make the party live. #rnb #90s #party
3. Music Trivia. Create a 90s music trivia game with questions about popular artists, albums, and songs from the decade. This activity is perfect for music lovers who enjoy testing their knowledge. 4. Dance Party. Create a dance floor and play a mix of 90s songs all night long.
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The 1990s could be described as one of the most exciting decades in our history. Introducing the "Internet Age", a time where revolutionary new technology started to change the world we lived in. It was an era where some great new music exploded into our consciousness. The Seattle grunge scene erupted internationally with bands like Nirvana ...
