The Hot Spot (1990)

EARLY/MID 90’s RAP VIDEO: What’s the name of the group/song that featured the group running on treadmills.

First off: the group is not called “OK GO” so don’t guess “OK GO”. It was a 1990’s black rap group. From around the same time as “Whoot There It Is!” By a group called “95 SOUTH”… It was catchy like “Dazey Dukes” by Duice. I recall spotting it on a long forgotten Newark NJ area Pay Per View music video channel. The most creative part fo the video was when they group was featured running on treadmills. They ran forward, sideways, backwards… it was cool because they managed to do it all to the beat for the most part. I am almost certain it had a slew of “hot sistahs” shaking their “everythang” from slow and deep to fast and nasty. That was when that type of video was what scored it the hot rankings on the charts and each group had to out cameltoe the next.

lol…i have NO idea…

The Hot Spot (1990) Trailer

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