1993 saw the release of two of the biggest hits in the "Miami bass" hip-hop subgenre, with very similar titles and subjects: 95 South's "Whoot, There It Is" and Tag Team's "Whoomp! (There It Is)". Though only one of these songs would meet with mainstream success and enduring popularity in advertisements and sporting events, both have their merits in my opinion. While listening to these songs on repeat during one of my usual spells of '90s nostalgia, I randomly got the idea to combine them in a mashup and back them with classic video game beats. The fast-paced orchestral composition "Limitation", from a Japanese battle strategy game called "Tactics Ogre" (composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto and Yoshimi Kudo), backs 95 South and Tag Team through most of the mashup. Meanwhile, a passage of ".59" from the quintessential rhythm game "Dance Dance Revolution" (composed by Takayuki Ishikawa) makes an appearance later on.