90s Mix Throwback (HIP HOP)

Hip Hop Hooray. Rapper's Delight. Bust a Move.

A throwback hip hop routine built on three tracks the parents in the stands know by heart — with a somersault and a kip up for the dancers to show off.

💃 Choreographed by Jana Johnson.

✔ Three-song 90s mix with built-in energy shifts ✔ Features a somersault and a kip up as floor payoff moments ✔ Guaranteed crowd recognition from the first eight-count ✔ Intermediate/advanced — style demands, not just skills ✔ 1:10 — halftime, theme night, or extended quarter break

📊 ROUTINE DETAILS

• Length: 1:10

• Counts: 15 - 8 counts

• Level: Intermediate / Advanced

• Style: Game Day Hip Hop

• Choreographer: Jana Johnson

• Music: ✅ File included — not music compliant

• Tracks: Hip Hop Hooray, Can I Kick It, Bust a Move, Rappers Delight

👉 Nostalgia for the stands, floor work for the dancers.

💥 WHAT YOU GET

Everything you need to confidently teach and perform this routine:

🎥 Full performance video to music 🎬 Step-by-step breakdown with counts — front and back 🎵 Music file included

Translation: open the folder and start teaching.

This routine is PERFECT for:

• Throwback nights, alumni games, and homecoming

• Teams with dancers who can execute floor skills cleanly

• Coaches who want the whole crowd engaged, not just the student section

• Pro, collegiate, and rec teams not bound by compliance requirements

🚀 WHY THIS ROUTINE HITS

Most game day music plays to the student section. This one plays to everybody — because the people who bought the tickets grew up on these songs.

It's built to:

• Move across three distinct 90s pockets without a dead spot

• Land a somersault and a kip up as visible skill moments

• Reward old-school groove and attitude over sharp-and-safe execution

• Fill a theme night slot with something the whole building reacts to

🛒 Add to Cart and get the whole crowd on their feet.

See the routine here.

Want a full game-day set? 👉 Pair with a pom or jazz routine for contrast.