Mama's Boys from Bataan Joins Lumina Hiphop to the Top Dance Contest

Located in Central Luzon, Bataan province has a total land area of 1,372.98 square kilometers, making it the smallest province in the region. Although it's small in size, you should not be fooled by it as the province is it's brimming with intriguing tourist attractions and extraordinary talents.

Introducing the Mama's Boys from Bataan, who is one of the 16 group participants for the nationwide dance contest of Lumina Homes this year, the Lumina Hip Hop to the Top Dance Contest. This group showcases their prowess in Hip Hop dancing and takes pride in their region's best tourist spots that every traveler must visit—that is, both locals and foreigners.

And if at some point the Mama's Boy Hip Hop performance inspires you to come up with your groove, make sure first that you have some great music to cover your grind, perfect for beginners and new learners of this dance style.

Timeless best songs that you must include in your Hip Hop dance playlist:

1. It Takes Two by Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock

To create one of the best hip-hop songs of all time that is also a dance mega-hit, Rob Base and the late DJ E-Z Rock, two Harlemites, used a James Brown reference point, strong raps, and an irresistible hip-house rhythm.

2. I Wanna Rock (Doo Doo Brown) by Uncle Luke

'I Wanna Rock' is indeed one of the most influential songs in the history of the twerking genre. You know what I mean by this beat when I say that it is one of the most popular songs in clubs, thanks to a catchy call-and-answer chant by 2 Live Crew.

3. Drop It Like It's Hot by Snoop Dogg

Snoop Dogg released this track during the scorching summer of 2004 and saw it rocket to the top of the charts. Eighteen years later, it's still one of the most popular hip-hop dance tracks of all time.

4. Pop That by French Montana Ft. Drake

Although if you do have nothing to pop, you have no option but to "Pop That" as you shake it off when this song comes on at the club.

5. Low by Flo Rida

Even if no one has heard of Flo Rida's first album, everyone who has ever turned on the radio knows his T-Pain-influenced debut song "Low," which has become a bonafide hip-hop dance classic.

6. Lose Control by Missy Elliott

The key drug for every hip-hop party is "Lose Control." This will get everyone's attention and get the celebration back on track if the mood begins to dwindle. Lyrically, "Lose Control" combines elements of Cybotron and electro with the hype man steez of Fat Man Scoop and the angelic vocals and educational rhymes of Ciara to produce a superb dance track.

7. The Way You Move by OutKast

When they're attempting to provoke an emotional response from us, like wrath, passion, or plain ol' gyration, OutKast's inventiveness indeed shows through. An excellent example of the 'Kast's other side may be heard in the track "The Way You Move."

8. Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance) by C+C Music Factory

The song had a basic melody a beautiful tempo, and was so dynamic that you could practically feel the perspiration building on your brow.

9. Teach Me How to Dougie of Cali Swag District

Following in the footsteps of Soulja Boy (and others), Cali Swag District has created an instructional dance song around the notion of instructional dance songs. Everyone can say that it was a tremendous hit. After performing the Dougie during a Los Angeles Clippers game, Kate Upton was featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Dougie on since you never know where it might lead.

10. We Fly High by Jim Jones

Make your friends and dance group members shout "Balllinnn!" every few minutes for a while listening to this song as they feel the beat and energy from this awesome music of We Fly HIgh. A couple of decades later, listeners can still taste Jimmy's jam in this song.

11. Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It by Dem Franchise Boyz

It seems like a distant past today, but D4L and Dem Franchize Boyz were previously locked in a furious battle about which group genuinely originated snap. The sound withered off, but party songs like D4L's "Laffy Taffy" and DFB's "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It" linger on.

12. Walk It Out by Unk

A dancing craze was started in 2006 when DJ Unk's famous song "Walk It Out" became a major success for him. During the elimination round of America's Best Dance Crew, the music was utilized as a walk-out score to send the losers home.

13. Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin') by T-Pain

"Shawty Snappin'" by T-Pain is his most recognizable song. It has auto-tuned vocals and a snappy snap beat. It also has the added benefit of replaying several of the finest dance rap songs of its time, such as "Walk It Out" and "It's Goin' Down."

14. Get Ur Freak On by Missy Elliott

Timbaland and Missy Elliott are always a great combo. Get Your Freak On" is a song that has Indian strings, tribal rhythms, and nonsense, all of which are unlikely to be found in the same pot together. The outcome is an anthem that has stood the test of time.

15. Everyone Nose- All The Girls Standing In The Line For The Bathroom of N.E.R.D.

This is one of N.E.R.D.'s best songs, and it's guaranteed to have people dancing. In addition, there's a remix featuring Kanye West, Lupe Fiasco, and Pusha T that is also a fantastic version to add to your Hip Hop dance playlist.

16. Pop, Lock & Drop It by Huey

In 2006, during the height of crunk, St. Louis rapper Huey released this enormous dance track. This even climbed all the way up to the No. 6 spot of the Billboard Hot 100.

These lists of Hip Hop music are just some of the best music that you can choose on. This is the best fit for beginners as you can easily connect with these songs since you might certainly hear it somewhere or another.

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