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Hanson Says Everyone Sings 'MMMbop' Wrong
03/24/2016
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(Radio.com) It's hard to believe two decades have passed since the release of Hanson's chart topping "MMMbop," the percussive earworm with no obvious lyrics or meaning.

As they celebrate the 20th anniversary of their hit single, the Hanson brothers are setting the record straight: All these years, you've been singing the song incorrectly.

They spoke to Vulture: 'People can't sing the chorus right," Isaac Hanson said. 'Most of the time they syncopate it wrong." "I think 'MMMBop' probably needs a really good cover," added his little brother Zac. Read more here.

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