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It's close but the tie goes to the song in a film with Kevin Nash. That's been the rule since the dawn of time.
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Who wins in a no holds barred battle of ty 90's rap movie themes?
It's close but the tie goes to the song in a film with Kevin Nash. That's been the rule since the dawn of time.
Kevin Nash was in both movies, so I can't pick just one
Going to have to go with Hammer, though it's close.
Oh man, that song was the final nail in the coffin of MC Hammer's career.
Wow, that MC Hammer song was awful. At least the Vanila Ice track had catchiness working for it.
Still, the worst mistake MC Hammer ever made was doing a second version of his Let's Get it Started video for racist MTV... apparently there were too many dancing black people in the original one or something. It wasn't long after then that everyone started killing him on wax.
it wasn't using his pants to parachute down a building for Taco Bell?
I'm surprised the Vanilla Ice track wasn't better recieved by urban audiences. "Go Ninja!" can easily turn into the rallying cry "Go !" (although it's sung by a white dude). If you have a good sound system, the bass is also killer.
Hammer wins for the dude @ 2:39ish. That was the coolest to me as a kid, I even bought the MC Hammer video collection on VHS.
Definitely Hammer over Vanilla Ice! And I guess it'll be Hammer over Dr. Gonzo too, but that's just because the presence of Raul Julia gives him a slight edge.
It would have been better with V to the I-C-E screaming go .
Vanilla Ice is pretty tight.
Ninja Rap for me. Better flow.
I guess they felt if they were going to call it "Ninja Rap" they had to have the words "Ninja Rap" in the chorus... Otherwise there might be confusion.
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