"The HampsterDance Song" is a 2000 novelty dance track by . It originated from one of the internet's first viral web fads—the "Hampster Dance" website created in 1998. 1. Song Origins & Production
: The main melody is a sped-up version of "Whistle-Stop," a song performed by Roger Miller for the opening of Disney’s 1973 animated film Robin Hood .
: Follow the song's "Clap your hands!" cues throughout the chorus. 3. Learn to Play the Music The HampsterDance Song
: Move your arms in a large counter-clockwise motion over your head.
: Spin around and "feel the groove" as prompted by the song's lyrics. "The HampsterDance Song" is a 2000 novelty dance track by
: The music video features four animated hamsters: Hampton , Hado , Dixie , and Fuzzy . 2. How to Perform the Dance
While the original website featured simple looping GIFs, official "Just Dance" and fitness guides suggest these standard moves: Song Origins & Production : The main melody
: Bend your elbows 90° upward as if flexing your biceps while slightly bending your knees.