Hanson stopped '90s kids' hearts last week with a gorgeous, acoustic performance of their 1997 hit "MMMBop" on ABC's Greatest Hits. EW caught up with Taylor Hanson to chat about that widely-shared ...
In the spring of 1997, three brothers from Oklahoma unleashed a hyper-energetic earworm that instantly took over the airwaves ...
The Beach Boys inspired Hanson’s “MMMBop” after Hanson members stumbled upon Beach Boys songs. Hanson’s Zac Hanson explained the meaning of the track. Hanson’s “MMMBop” became a massive hit in the ...
One Direction covered the track at their St. Louis Where We Are Tour stop, and fans didn't hesitate to freak out. Whether it was Liam Payne's ridiculously high falsetto vocals, the hilarious dancing ...
Hanson will perform October 9 at the 2026 Georgia National Fair in Perry, with the concert included with fair admission.
Summer, youth, yellow, scat singing — these intertwined ingredients for Hanson's MMMBop, now hailed as one of the greatest songs of all time by Rolling Stone and Spin, seem like happiness personified.
Nearly three decades after Hanson released "MMMBop," the brother trio is looking back on the making of their signature hit. In the inaugural installment of PEOPLE's new video series My Side, Hanson ...
1997: Hanson will probably spend the rest of their lives trying and failing to come up with a song that emulates the genius of MMMBop, and there's no shame in that Rolling Stone readers voted MMMBop ...
You probably didn’t expect to find the meaning of life in “MMMBop,” but Hanson’s No. 1 smash hit — which had everybody bopping 25 years ago — is deeper than you might think. “The song [is] all about ...
If it wasn’t shocking enough to discover Hanson are celebrating their 25th anniversary on this Australian tour — 25 years! — a close inspection of MMMBop reveals it to be a melancholic reflection on ...
Get it out of your system: Mmmbop. Da ba du bop. Du ba da ba du bop. Da ba du. Maybe grab a shaker or a friend to harmonize. One of the most appealing things about Hanson's contribution to pop culture ...
You’ve probably been belting out the wrong words to this ’90s classic for nearly three decades ...