Top 10 Decade Defining Dance Moves of the 1990s

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Published 2022-08-22
They're the dance moves that defined the 1990s. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most notable moves we threw in the 1990s that made us the ones to watch on the dance floor. Our countdown includes the Running Man, the Butterfly, Harlem Shake, and more! Which 90s move do YOU still dance to? Let us know in the comments!

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All Comments (21)
  • Nearly all of these dances come directly from African American/Hip Hop culture. My people so influential
  • The Cha-Cha Slide was also a very popular dance in the 90’s. I would did it at parties, weddings and even once at the circus.
  • @Brook11223
    MC Hammer for "Can't touch me" all time favorite.
  • Can we all agree that we knew the Macarena would top the list? my hunches are never wrong
  • @mattmc5069
    It depends on the era to imo: 1. Early 90s-hip hop/rap, ice ice baby and you can't touch this 2. Mid 90s-grunge, nirvana and green day say it all 3. Late 90s-pop and boy bands
  • Thank you for giving Digital Underground some props. They have never been given the love and respect they deserve.
  • @maddog6620
    The dance move I’d still dance to from 90s The Humpty dance 💃
  • As I watch this video all I hear and can visualize is that lady in the blue jogging suit.. "Now that's hip hop." LOL The Bart Simpson/Creep is my go to!
  • @vibewithshae
    Anyone who is reading this I pray that whatever you are consistently stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts and overthinking, the doubt exit your mind right now. May replace confusion. May peace and calmness fill in your life. 🙏
  • @davegordon6943
    Running man is the goat of nineties dance moves and the electric slide
  • @KP-nx8lo
    Anyone else feel old for not only knowing these dances but remembering when they first came out!
  • @hiddenmesa
    I went to Mexico in college for spring break. It was March 1994. The Macarena was played in every club, usually more than once a night. We learned the dance, and it was fun for a few days. But, by the end of the week, we had heard it enough and were over it. Over a year later, it blew up in the USA. I tried telling people that they would hate themselves for getting sucked into the craze. They didn’t believe me until about a month later.
  • @OldTinLizzy
    Not me wondering why the Electric Slide got left out, only to discover that it dates from the 70s 😱 We were definitely still dancing that in the 80s/90s! Also, you know you're old when your kids learn the Macarena in gym class at school 😂
  • Macrena is my dance...!! Watta about the Vogue inspired by Madonna..??
  • @damarisalaman
    The original Harlem Shake was one of my favorites to do growing up…the new “Harlem shake” would thoroughly piss me off