Ultimate July 4th Dance Playlist For Black Aunties

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“Before I Let Go” – Frankie Beverly & Maze

What’s louder, the intro to the song or your auntie screaming, “Woo, that’s my jam!” from the dance floor?

“Square Biz” – Teena Marie 

This was probably the first time your auntie tried her hand at rapping.

“Got to Give it Up” – Marvin Gaye

The timeless beats of this song will get everybody dancing.

“Rock With You” – Michael Jackson

Your auntie remembers when this song came out and Michael was at the top of his game. She might even try to do the rock, the dance that was popular when the song made its debut.

“Step In the Name of Love” – R. Kelly

This song will have your aunts and uncles teaching you how to step from the time they visited a club in Chicago.

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