RICE LAKE, Wis. -- The rapper who fronted the Humpty Dance — one of the most memorable hip hop songs of the 1990s — ran into a bit of trouble in Wisconsin earlier this month.
- The Humpty Dance Lyrics: All right! Stop whatcha doin', 'cause I'm about to ruin / The image and the style that ya used to / I look funny—but yo I'm making money, see / So yo world I hope you're.
- White people, do the Humpty Hump, do the Humpty Hump Puerto Ricans, do the Humpty Hump, just keep on doin' the hump Samoans, do the Humpty Hump, do the Humpty Hump Let's get stoopid! Chorus Oh, yeah, come on and break it down Once again, the Underground is in the house I'd like to send a shout out to the whole world, Keep on doin' the Humpty.
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According to NBC affiliate WEAU-TV, Gregory Jacobs, aka Shock G of the group Digital Underground, was arrested by Rice Lake Police on June 13.
Jacobs was taken to the Barron County Jail and booked on suspicion of drug paraphernalia possession.
A police official told the TV station that Jacobs spent a couple of hours in jail before posting a $100 cash bond and released.
Jacobs was pulled over by officers when the drug paraphernalia was allegedly found.
The rapper was on a bill with the rap group Naughty by Nature a couple of days before his arrest.
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The local district attorney says a decision could be made in the case in a couple of weeks.
The Humpty Dance single climbed to No. 11 on the pop charts and No. 7 on the R&B charts in 1990.
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Check out the Humpty Dance video below and glimpses of a young Tupac Shakur in the background, who was also a part of the group.