Hanson Says Many Of You Have Been Singing 'MMMBop' Wrong For The Last 20 Years

You can't stop the "Bop," but you may not be singing it right. 

Vulture caught up with Hanson in celebration of the 20th anniversary of "MMMBop." Yes, diehard Hanson fans -- we're talking about the song that appeared on the band's independent demo of the same name, not the version that appeared on their debut album "Middle of Nowhere." We'll be celebrating the 20th anniversary of that album come May 2017. 

And yes, there's a difference. The "MMMBop" that debuted in March 1996 starts off slower, but eventually ends at the same tempo as version the Dust Brothers produced that's been stuck in your head for two decades. 

But, anyway, in addition to revealing that puberty definitely forced them to adjust a few of those high notes, the band admitted that they've never heard of a good cover of the song. 

"You know why? People can’t sing the chorus right. Most of the time they syncopate it wrong," eldest bro Isaac explained. 

Now, this is very possible, but I'd like to point out that he said "most of the time" and I'd like to assume that his generalization of "people" doesn't include any of the fans who listened to the entire "Middle of Nowhere" CD on repeat for the duration of 1997 and 1998. So there. 

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