Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you were around in 1997, you simply could not miss it: "MMMBop" was everywhere. The song, off Hanson's debut "Middle of Nowhere ...

Twenty years ago this month, an angel-haired trio of brothers known as Hanson released a demo of a little song named "MMMBop." Later in the year, it would be rerecorded with the Dust Brothers for ...

Get the scoop from Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson. It's been more than 20 years since Hanson released their hit "MMMBop," and people who grew up listening to the catchy song have always wondered what it ...

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 ...

It was the song heard all around the '90s, and one of those songs where, even now, you only know the chorus. Hanson's "MMMBop" makes no sense, but it's catchy as hell and has continued to captivate ...

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 ...

“MMMBop” has an updated version for a new generation. Back in 1997, Hanson dropped the catchy pop song, paving the way for the late ‘90s pop era. Fast-forward 26 years later and brothers Taylor, Isaac ...

Turns out "MMMBop" isn't just a silly sound in a catchy pop song. When asked about how it feels to have been doing their thing for a quarter of a century, Taylor joked, "We're tired, we're very tired.

The problem with getting liquored up with the Hanson brothers — yes, the "MMMBop" boys — is that you can't get that tune out of your head the entire time you're talking to them. Or for days after.

Brace yourself for some serious ‘90s nostalgia: Hanson’s catchy tune “MMMBop” turns 20 on April 15 and the band dropped a major truth bomb about the song -- people have been singing it wrong this ...

If you were around in 1997, you simply could not miss it: "MMMBop" was everywhere. The song, off Hanson's debut "Middle of Nowhere," helped sell more than 10 million albums, and knocked the Notorious ...