Whoomp There It Is was released in 1993 by Atlanta duo Tag Team and became a defining party rap hit, built around its crowd chant and heavy bass groove. The party people call was designed for clubs and arenas, and the song later lived on at sporting events, in films and adverts, and in throwback playlists. As short-form video revived 90s party clips, editors began isolating the chant as a standalone hype button, using its instant recognition to signal that a celebration is starting.
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The 'party people' chant from Tag Team's 1993 hit Whoomp There It Is, a high-energy call-and-response hook used to hype crowds, intros and celebration edits.
This is the shouted party people chant that opens the chorus energy of Tag Team's Whoomp There It Is, delivered as a loud call to the dance floor. A male voice rallies the crowd over a thumping early 90s hip hop beat, with the phrase repeated so everyone can join in. It sounds instant, rowdy and celebratory, like a DJ dropping the track at peak hour. Used alone it works as a nine second burst of hype, turning an ordinary entrance, reveal or group moment into a full party scene.
