"Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)"

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"Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)" is a 1991 hip hop single by De La Soul known for its catchy hook, playful storytelling about unwanted demo tapes, and distinctive sample-based production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
artist De La Soul NERFINISHED
chronology De La Soul singles chronology
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
era early 1990s hip hop
genre hip hop
hasLyricsTopic demo submissions
fame and attention
phone calls
hasMood humorous
playful
upbeat
hasMusicalElement call-and-response vocals
looped samples
rap verses
hasPart catchy hook
sample-based production
storytelling lyrics
intendedAudience mainstream hip hop listeners
language English
medium 12-inch single
7-inch single
CD single
cassette single
musicalStyle playful
narrativeTheme music industry dynamics
pressures of aspiring rappers
unwanted demo tapes
notableFor catchy chorus
distinctive sampling
playful storytelling
partOf De La Soul discography NERFINISHED
performer De La Soul NERFINISHED
performerMemberOf Native Tongues collective NERFINISHED
productionStyle sample-based
recordLabel Tommy Boy Records NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1991
tempo mid-tempo
usesVocalHook “ring ring ring, ha ha hey”

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De La Soul notableWork "Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)"