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Rapper's Delight

Rapper's Delight

Song by The Sugarhill Gang

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Nov 6, 2026

Andre FullerGUEST
26:11
And we're like, what is this? Jim comes in, he's like, play this.
Andre FullerGUEST
26:16
And it was Rapper's Delight.
NiceHOST
26:18
What's his name again?
Andre FullerGUEST
26:19
Joe Robinson.
King OdieHOST
27:58
The message is very close to reaching that point, because it's now on video games.
King OdieHOST
28:04
You could say, don't push me, and little kids know how to respond, just like people my age and my elders.
King OdieHOST
28:13
I love Rapper's Delight.
King OdieHOST
28:15
It'll always be first.
Jeff TiberiiHOST
40:04
This might be a throwaway, but I am curious enough to ask.
Jeff TiberiiHOST
40:07
Sugar Hill Records, absolutely no connection to the Sugar Hill Gang, which recorded Rapper's Delight in the late 1970s, correct?
Peter GartrellGUEST
40:15
There's a great story about that.
Peter GartrellGUEST
40:16
Okay.
BoogieHOST
7:09
I was like, oh, wow.
BoogieHOST
7:10
And it was coincidentally after we went to the karaoke the night before, and he decided to do Rapper's Delight, the beat pre.
BoogieHOST
7:19
And then he passes me the mic in the middle of it.
BoogieHOST
7:21
I'm like, oh, shoot.
BoogieHOST
7:21
I wasn't even prepared.
BoogieHOST
7:22
But hey, I know the song.
JBHOST
7:24
Everybody knows Rapper's Delight.
JBHOST
7:25
Yeah, that's insane.
AzuraHOST
3:45
Friday-ing, like literally.
AzuraHOST
3:47
And it's because apparently Lost Ketchup, they loved, love, love, love Rapper's Delight by Sugarhill Gang.
AzuraHOST
3:54
And so basically what they tried to do is their own version of that.
AzuraHOST
4:00
So they actually try to say a hippity hoppity, a hippity hop hop hop.
speaker_0HOST
26:43
Also, the baseline for Sister Sledge is We Are Family because Bernard and Nile Rodgers ended up producing Sister Sledge.
speaker_0HOST
26:53
And because of his baseline on the song Good Times, the Sugar Hill Gang got the first rap hit to hit the Billboard Top 40 with Rapper's Delight.
speaker_0HOST
27:05
There you go.
speaker_0HOST
27:07
Norman Wright was born in 1937.
Sideshow SidHOST
48:35
I mean, it is the backbeat of one of the all-time classic hip-hop tracks.
Sideshow SidHOST
48:43
Rapper's Delight by Sugarhill Gang.
Sideshow SidHOST
48:44
And then we heard Positive Force with what else? But we've got the funk.
Sideshow SidHOST
48:49
And we've definitely got the funk here at CJSW, 9.9 FM, 24-7, 52 weeks of the year.
Greg WilsonGUEST
15:06
I think that is a really good piece of work that we did that was from a few years ago.
Greg WilsonGUEST
15:11
We've recently done Rapper's Delight, Sugar Hill Gang, which was a real surprise because they just got in touch with my agent, my DJ agent, who normally remixes don't come through him.
Greg WilsonGUEST
15:21
They come more direct.
Greg WilsonGUEST
15:24
And he said, oh, BMG have been in touch, and they've got a US hip-hop track they want you to edit.
Greg WilsonGUEST
15:29
You know, I said, well, send it over, thinking it was something contemporary, you know.
Greg WilsonGUEST
15:33
And they sent over the stems for Rapper's Delight, and it's like, what? That's just come out.
Greg WilsonGUEST
15:39
I think we've done a great job with it.
Greg WilsonGUEST
15:41
I'm really, really happy with that, you know.
SteveHOST
59:55
do people do susie well
SusieHOST
59:56
eddie and charles michelle got their eight points anita finished on four chris on six john and marilyn on six and john in surrey on four points it was the sugar hill gang rapper's delight can i
SteveHOST
60:07
do the bit the hip hop i have it in the hip in the hip hip hop and you don't stop
SusieHOST
60:11
all
SteveHOST
60:12
right go
SusieHOST
60:13
Sugarhill Gang, Rapper's Delight, Aretha Franklin, Respect, Bananarama, Robert De Niro's Waiting and ABBA, Money, Money, Money.
SteveHOST
60:20
One more time, girly
SusieHOST
60:21
girl.
Happy ChichesterGUEST
9:10
Uh, he was spinning Chic.
Happy ChichesterGUEST
9:13
He was, you know, he taught me how to, how to mix, you know, so like he'd go from Good Times by Chic and flawlessly mix it into, uh, Rapper's Delight by, uh, The Sugarhill Gang.
SeanHOST
9:26
Nice.
Happy ChichesterGUEST
9:26
That's awesome.
ChrisHOST
5:59
Rap was still predominantly an American underground phenomenon.
ChrisHOST
6:04
Inspired by the light-hearted, humorous delivery of early hip-hop like the Sugarhill Gang's Rapper's Delight, George Michael decided to try his hand at rhyming over a high-energy post-disco funk beat.
ChrisHOST
6:17
What makes Wham Rap genuinely fascinating though is its lyricism.
ChrisHOST
6:22
As we know from the story of 1981 and into 1982, the UK was coming out of a period of economic turmoil and the song was written during this period.

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