VH1's 40 Greatest One-Hit Wonders of the 90's

Music video for Sir Mix-A-Lot's song, Baby Got Back.

Video promo for Right Said Fred: I'm Too Sexy.

Gerardo performs in the music video "Rico Suave" from the album "Mo' Ritmo" recorded for Interscope Records. The video begins with Gerardo dancing shirtless and in a leather jacket with blue jeans. He dances in front of a skyscraper, on the beach, and in front of a gazebo. The video also features footage of beautiful women in swimsuits and a Mariachi band.

music video for "Macarena" by Los Del Rio Featuring the Bayside Boys.

Chumbawamba performs in the music video "Tubthumping" from the album "Tubthumper" recorded for Universal Records and EMI Records. The music video starts in a pub and focuses on the television where Chumbawamba performs as the stand in front of a red curtain. The video continues with the band appear in the pub.

Music video for Semisonic's song, 'Closing Time'.

A music video for Vanilla Ice's song 'Ice Ice Baby'.

Duncan Sheik performs in the music video "Barely Breathing" from the album "Duncan Sheik" recorded for Atlantic Records. The music video opens with Duncan Sheik getting into a control booth. He sings and plays guitar while clips of a man and woman in a relationship feature throughout.

House of Pain performs in the music video "Jump Around" from the album "House of Pain" recorded for Tommy Boy Records. The music video starts outside a church as a coffin is brought in for a funeral. House of Pain performs after the enter an Irish pup. The crowd drinks and jumps with the song.

The video was mainly shot on Coney Island, with various attractions like rollercoasters, ferris wheels and the New York Aquarium shown, interchanged with the vintage-looking shots in sepia and Joan singing in front of the camera.

New Radicals perform "You Get What You Give" in a shopping mall.

Digital Underground performs in the music video "The Humpty Dance" from the album "Sex Packets" recorded for Tommy Boy Records. The video opens with Digital Underground arriving at a club for a performance. Humpty Hump raps on stages with his arms around several women.

Rednex's "Cotton Eye Joe" is a song with a catchy melody and lyrics that tell the story of a charming but ultimately disruptive figure named Cotton-Eyed Joe.

Wreckx-N-Effect perform in the music video "Rump Shaker" from the album "Hard or Smooth" recorded for MCA Records. The music video begins with a woman in a bikini playing the saxophone on the beach. Wreckx-N-Effect rap as they stand on the beach in front of a crowd. Clips of them on a motorboat play throughout.

The music video, directed by Samuel Bayer, stars Heather DeLoach as the "Bee Girl", a young tap dancer wearing a homemade bee costume and large glasses, modeled after the Blind Melon album's cover: a family picture of Georgia Graham, younger sister of drummer Glen Graham. The Bee Girl's story is inter-cut with footage of Blind Melon performing in a field against a clear blue sky. It opens on the girl's tap routine; the audience responds with laughter, and the girl runs off stage in tears. As the song plays, she wanders through a city, stopping to perform her dance for whoever will watch. Ultimately at the point in the song where the word "escape" is repeated - she peeks through a gate, astonished, then runs through it to join a group of "bee people" of all shapes and sizes dancing joyfully in a green field.

Kris Kross performs in the music video "Jump" from the album "Totally Krossed Out" recorded for Ruffhouse Records and Columbia Records. Kris Kross wears athletic gear and raps in a number of locations including in front of a low-rider car, a white sound stage, and a snow covered soccer field. Video clips of people jumping play throughout the video.

Official music video for "Informer" from the album "12 inches of snow" by Canadian reggae singer Snow.

EMF performs in the music video "Unbelievable" from the album "Schubert Dip" recorded for Parlophone and EMI Records. The band performs on a club stage and dance in a laser light show as James Atkin sings. Video clips of club dancers play throughout.

Len performs in the music video "Steal My Sunshine" from the album "You Can't Stop the Bum Rush" recorded for Work Records. The music video begins with people on a plane and later at an airport terminal. Marc Costanzo sings as he sits on a motorcycle. Sharon Costanzo sings as she stands on the shore with the ocean behind her.

Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch performs in the music video "Good Vibrations" from the album "Music for the People" recorded for Interscope Records and Atlantic Records. Marky Mark raps as he dances and works out shirtless in an old industrial building. Video clips feature Loleatta Holloway singing the chorus and dancers.

Imani Coppola performs in the music video "Legend of a Cowgirl" from the album "Chupacabra" recorded for Columbia Records. The music video begins behind the counter of a diner. Imani Coppola daydreams that she is on a three-wheeler driving through the desert. She is accompanied by several dancing bikers.

Official music video for "Walking in Memphis" by Marc Cohn.

Haddaway performs the song "What is Love" inside an old, dark castle with women dancers and vampire women around him.

Belly performs in the music video "Feed the Tree" from the album "Star" recorded for Sire Record and Reprise Records. The video open with shots of trees in the woods. Tanya Donelly sings and the band plays their instruments in a small clearing in the woods. Video clips focus on letter posted on trees.

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones perform in the music video "The Impression That I Get" from the album "Let's Face It" recorded for Mercury Records. The music video begins with members of the band appearing against an all white background. They perform the song as they are wearing suits.