Around the World (La La La La La) was released by German Eurodance group ATC in 2000, based on the 1998 Russian song Pesenka by Ruki Vverh!. Its simple la la la chorus helped it become a major hit across Europe and beyond, and the hook later found a second life online. Short clips of the refrain circulate on soundboards and in edits because the melody needs no introduction and instantly signals travel, movement and upbeat nostalgia, long after the full song left the charts.
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The looping la la la chorus from ATC's Around the World, the 2000 Eurodance hit. Creators use it for travel edits, montages and nostalgic dance clips.
This is the instantly recognisable la la la hook from Around the World, built around a simple repeating melody sung over a bright Eurodance beat. The clip loops the main chorus phrase, with the vocal staying light and bouncy while the synths and drums keep a steady dance pulse underneath. It feels cheerful, carefree and a little nostalgic, which is why a few seconds are enough to set a fun mood. Listeners often recognise it immediately even without the verses, because the la la la refrain was the part that carried the song everywhere.