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Gogo Hits

Year

2000

Tracks

  • KingGoGo - Party Fieber (03:20)
  • Britney Spears - Born To Make You Happy (Radio Edit) (03:35)
  • Audrey Hannah - Waiting For... (Serenade of Love) (Uptempo Mix) (04:36)
  • KingGoGo - GoGo Love (03:39)
  • Atemlos - Schlaflos (Radio/Videoversion) (03:43)
  • Tyrone - Ayleen (Radio Edit) (03:22)
  • Echt - Weinst Du? (Single Version) (03:51)
  • French Affair - My Heart Goes Boom (LaDiDaDa) (Radio Version) (03:39)
  • KingGoGo - Weltweit (GoGo Nr#1) (03:51)
  • Modern Talking - China In Her Eyes (feat. Eric Singleton) (Video Version) (03:09)
  • KingGoGo - GoGo People (03:20)
  • Rednex - The Way I Mate (03:46)
  • Hampton The Hampster - The Official Hampster Dance Song (Radio Edit) (03:43)
  • KingGoGo - Who Stole The CoConut? (02:39)
  • Ground Control vs. Peter Schilling - Major Tom 2000 (Radio Mix) (03:40)
  • Stefan raab Maschen-Draht-Zaun (Radio Edit) (03:24)
  • Xavi Capellas - Cyberspace (German Version - labelled as Twipsy) (03:05)
  • Eiffel 85 - Move Your Body (D.J. Original Video Edit) (03:30)
  • Westlife - I Were A Dream (04:06)
  • KingGoGo - Forever GoGo (Mein Sterry) (03:32)
Gogo Hits is a German music CD based on the Gogo's Crazy Bones series. It was released in 2000.

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GoGo_Hits_(King_GoGo_Tracks)

GoGo Hits (King GoGo Tracks)

Hampton_The_Hampster_-_The_Hampsterdance_Song_(Radio_Edit)-0

Hampton The Hampster - The Hampsterdance Song (Radio Edit)-0

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Britney Spears - Born To Make You Happy (Radio Edit)-1

Modern_Talking_-_China_in_Her_Eyes_(Extended_Video_Version)_feat._Eric_Singleton

Modern Talking - China in Her Eyes (Extended Video Version) feat. Eric Singleton

The Breakz

Year

2011

Tracks

  • Let's Go
  • All Night Long
  • Party In L.A.
  • One Step At A Time
  • Yes We Do It
  • I'm In Love Tonight

In Holland during August 2011, C1000 worked alongside Talpa Music and PPI Worldwide to created a new promotional campaign for the Groovy Gogo's series. Talpa and C1000 chose 6 of the 80 characters in the set and used them as the main characters for the set's advertisements. In promotional material, the 6 chosen characters (Tez, Bee, Zipp, Blinq, Flow, and Hip) formed a band named “The Breakz”.

Talpa then created a catchy song and music video produced in Miami with professional performers and named the video as “The Breakz - Let's Go”. A month prior to the launch of the promotion, “The Breakz” music clip was launched in Holland via YouTube and a famous Dutch blogger causing a “National Hype” prior to the launch of the Groovy Gogo’s Promotion. The song is also available on iTunes and Spotify.

Five additional songs were also produced and sold alongside "Let's Go" on a CD in C1000 stores. These songs are not available on any streaming platforms.

Tracks[]

  • Let's Go - The main song of the album and the only song to be released on streaming services. Tez sings about wanting to break free from her tedious 9-5 job and heading over to party with her friends. Blinq provides a rap segment about hustling and partying.
  • All Night Long - In the second song of the album Tez sings to a slower beat about a late night club party hosted by Flow that lasts all night long. It quickly moves to a rap segment by Blinq and switches between the two. They add onto each other's segments.
  • Party in L.A. - The third song is the first lead by Blinq and about the scenic parties that take place in Los Angeles. It is mostly rapped with supporting vocals from Tez.
  • One Step At A Time-Fourth song and second single. It has a thematical change and has Tez and Blinq sing and rap about their romantic relationship issues. Here they are revealed to be a couple who have broken up on several occasions but keep getting back together. Despite the odds they both remain hopeful and dedicated to the relationship.
  • Yes We Do It - The fifth song opens with Tez, Blinq and Flow casually talking and getting the band together for a jam session that showcases their strengths. It has a chorus that's lead by Flow's instrumentals and light vocal cues from Tez. Blinq of course provides rap segments. Silo can be heard playing the drums and it can be assumed that Zipp is dancing however despite 'the band being together' no guitar from Bee can be heard.
  • I'm In Love Tonight - The final song is a romantic and hopeful take on Tez and Blinq's love for each other, implying their issues from One Step At A Time are resolved.

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  • Despite the music video for "Let's Go" being filmed in Miami, the Groovy series was never released in the USA.
    • There is also a song on the album called "Party in L.A." despite the series having no release there.
  • While the "Let's Go" campaign was created for C1000 in the Netherlands, it was also used in other countries such as Columbia and the Czech Republic.

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The Breakz - Let's Go (Official Video)-1

Groovy Earphones

Designs

  • Tez
  • Blinq

A Tez & Blinq figure sold in a box with headphones that resemble them. C1000 stores only.

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Crazy_Bones_Theme_Song-0

Crazy Bones Theme Song-0

The Crazy Bones Rap Song was the theme song for Crazy Bones in the 1990's. It was on their website, and Singing Plushes were made with the song. The song was supposedly written and performed by Rapper.

Lyrics[]

"You got your Bones ready? A friend with Bones too?"

"So play those Crazy Bones, that's what you got to do!"

"Get your shooters, get your targets. Play for fun, play for Keeps."

"Just play those Crazy Bones on the playground in the streets!"

"Play those Crazy Bones and you'll never be alone!"

"That's what you gotta do, you got to play those Crazy Bones!" 

"You got to play, You got to Play The Craze!"

"You got to Play The Craze!"

Trivia[]

  • The Crazy Bones Rap was used in a Canadian commercial in 1998. In the ad, the term "play for Keeps" is removed from the song.

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Stinky's On The Loose is the theme song for the Lost In Crazy Town CD-ROM game. It is presumably about Stinky (Buddies), though the plot is too loose to guarantee.


I Want To Be Your Gogo! is a song that was made in for The Megatrip (Special Edition) Commercial(s) in 2009/2010. It was used at the end of Carrefour Commercials, and an Instrumental Version was used in the "Introducing Gogo's at Carrefour Supermarkets" Commercial.  

Lyrics[]

Song Starts with Instruments Playing.

Chorus Starts

"Pick Me Up, Pick Me Up, I want to be your Gogo!"

"We're Moving constantly, seeing you walking past, let me remind you, we are here, waiting just for you!" 

Instruments Play, as the Main Signers Voice Echos.  

Chorus Continues  

"Pick Me Up, Pick Me Up, I want to be your Gogo! Come on and Play with Me! Pick Me Up, Pick Me Up, I want to be your Gogo! Come on and Play with Me!"

"Let's do it, Join With Us! All of Us, Upside Down, and Why don't you join us? In This Game we have made for you!"


Instruments Play, as the Main Signers Voice Echos.  

Chorus Continues  

"Pick Me Up, Pick Me Up, I want to be your Gogo! Come on and Play with Me! Pick Me Up, Pick Me Up, I want to be your Gogo! Come on and Play with Me!"

"Hold still, look at me, I can see, you are smiling. let me remind you, we are here, waiting just for you!" 

Instruments Play, then he says "Come and Play!"

Another Singer takes other.

"I'm all cool with My Gogo Brothers. Crowd's bustin' in, Picked up my Rhyme. Mash it Up, Fooling Around, Moving About, Swinging the hips with The Gogo Chicks. I can really dig it, I'm a Cool Looking Figure, I was Cast for this thing, making people swing. Now I really get to choose, the Gang with the juice. There's Need for Others, Just Me and My Brothers."

A Chorus Chanting "Gogo", are heard.

The Pervious Singer Returns

He says "Come and Play, Yeah!", as the Chorus Continues, as the Background Music.

He says, "Come on!" "Just Play with Me!", "Hey!", Chorus Music Plays, "Come on and Play!", "Woahahoah!", "Pick Me Up!", and "Come On and Play with me!", as the Chorus plays.

He joins the Chorus and says "Pick Me Up, Pick Me Up!", "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!", and "Yay!", a few times.

He ends the song, with one last "Woahahoah!".

The Song Ends with Instruments playing.

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