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June Music T. Rose June 2016 | 2000’s Wedding Edition 2000’s Pop / Dance Essentials ULTIMATE 2000’s Hip-Hop 1. Usher - Yeah • Nelly – Country Grammar – 81 BPM 2. Justin Timberlake - Sexyback • St. Lunatics – Air Force Ones – 82 BPM 3. Black Eyed Peas – I Gotta Feeling • Lil’ Wayne – Got Money – 82 BPM 4. Miley Cyrus – Party in the USA • Yung Joc – It’s Goin Down – 84 BPM 5. Outkast – Hey Ya • Kanye West – Good Life – 85 BPM 6. Beyonce – Single Ladies • Cali Swag District – Teach Me How To Dougie – 85 7. Beyonce f. Jay Z – Crazy In Love BPM 8. Shakira – Hips Don’t Lie • Jay Z f. Alicia Keys – Empire State of Mind – 87 BPM 9. Flo Rida – Get Low • P. Diddy f. Nelly – Shake Your Tailfeather – 88 BPM 10. Britney Spears – Toxic • Big Tymers – Still Fly - 89 BPM 11. Destiny’s Child – Jumpin Jumpin • Big Tymers - #1 Stunna – 89 BPM 12. Justin Timberlake – Rock Your Body • 50 Cent – In Da Club – 90 BPM 13. MGMT – Electric Feel • Snoop Dogg f. Pharrell – Drop it like its Hot - 92 BPM 14. Cierra – 1,2 Step • Kanye West – Gold Digger – 92 BPM 15. Lady Gaga – Just Dance • Trey Songs – Say Aah – 93 BPM 16. Flo Rida – My House • J-Kwon – Tipsy – 93 BPM 17. ‘NSYNC – Bye, Bye, Bye • Juvenile – Back That Thing Up – 96 BPM 18. Fall Out Boy – Sugar We’re Going Down • Sean Paul – Get Busy – 100 BPM 19. Chris Brown – Forever • Lil Jon – Get Low – 101 BPM 20. Franz Ferdinand – Take Me Out • DMX – Party Up – 101 BPM 21. Rihanna – Please Don’t Stop the Music • Nelly – Ride Wit Me – 102 BPM 22. Daft Punk – One More Time Nelly – Hot In Here – 106 BPM 23. Gwen Stefani – Holla Back Girl • Jagged Edge – Let’s Get Married – 110 BPM 24. Killers (Calvin Harris Remix) – When You • Kevin Rudolph f. Lil Wayne – Let It Rock – 113 BPM Were Young • Sean Paul – Temperature – 125 BPM 25. Shaggy – It Wasn’t Me • • Missy Elliott – Lose Control – 125 BPM • Outkast – The Way You Move – 126 BPM • Kid Cudi (Steve Aoki Remix) – Pursuit of Happiness – Nick Duve’s Opening Set Picks 128 BPM Younger Crowd Special • R. Kelly – Ignition – 133 BPM • Jay Z – Big Pimpin’ – 138 BPM • Sigala – Easy Love • Jay Z & Kanye West – In Paris – 140 BPM • Mark Ronson f. Bruno Mars – Uptown Funk • Soulja Boy – Crank That – 140 BPM • Aretha Franklin – Respect (TU ReFix Intro) • TI – Whatever You Like – 150 BPM • Temptations – My Girl • Savage – Swing – 150 BPM • Four Tops – Can’t Help Myself (Re-Drum) • DJ Khaled – All I Do Is Win – 150 BPM • Beatles- Twist & Shout (Re-Drum) • Big Unk – Walk It Out – 152 BPM • Bee Gees – Stayin’ Alive (SJ Hype Mix) • Dem Franchise Boyz – Lean With It – 152 BPM • Michael Jackson – Don’t Stop Til You Get • Outkast – B.O.B, - 154 BPM Enough (SJ Hype Mix) • Petey Pablo – Raise Up – 156 BPM • KC & the Sunshine Band – Get Down Tonight • Baby Dash – Cyclone – 156 BPM • Black Eyed Peas – I Gotta Feeling (ULTI- • Eminem – Lose Yourself – 171 BPM KwikMIX) • Pitbull f. Ne-Yo- Time Of Our Lives June 8, 2016 .
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