Remember when LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem” was *everywhere*—blasting from car windows, dominating dance floors, and turning even the most reluctant wallflowers into shuffling maniacs?

But here’s the thing: Redfoo and SkyBlu didn’t just drop one banger—they left behind a treasure trove of wild, high-energy tracks that somehow slipped through the cracks of party playlists.

Ready to rediscover the chaotic glory of LMFAO? Here are 5 forgotten bops that deserve a VIP pass to your next rager.

1. “I’m in Miami Bitch” (2008)

Before “Party Rock Anthem” took over, this was the track that put LMFAO on the map—and it’s still a sleeper hit.

With its obnoxious synth blasts and a chorus that’s basically a shout-along command, it’s the ultimate pregame anthem.

Fun fact: The song was so Miami that the city temporarily renamed itself “Miami Bitch” in their honor. No, really.

2. “Yes” (feat. Lil Jon) (2010)

Imagine a song that’s 90% yelling “YES!” over a beat that sounds like a laser fight in a nightclub—congrats, you’ve just imagined this collab.

Lil Jon’s hypeman energy pairs perfectly with LMFAO’s nonsense lyrics (“I woke up in a Jacuzzi!”).

Play this when your party needs a jolt of pure, unhinged adrenaline.

3. “Champagne Showers” (feat. Natalia Kills) (2011)

This one’s for when you want to feel *expensive* while dancing like a maniac.

The fizzy beat and Natalia Kills’ sultry vocals make it a standout, but the lyrics (“I got that bubbly, you got that bubbly”) are gloriously dumb in the best way.

Pro tip: Play it while actually showering your friends with cheap sparkling wine. Safety third.

4. “One Day” (2009)

A rare(ish) moment of introspection from the kings of chaos, this track is about—wait for it—partying *every day* until you die.

The reggae-lite vibe and shouty hooks make it a weirdly uplifting banger.

It’s like if a motivational speaker chugged a Red Bull and hijacked the DJ booth.

5. “Shots” (feat. Lil Jon) (2009)

Yes, LMFAO made *two* anthems with Lil Jon about screaming and alcohol—this one’s the rowdy older sibling.

The beat drops like a bartender slamming down tequila glasses, and the lyrics are a masterclass in peer pressure (“SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS!”).

Warning: May cause spontaneous toasts and regrettable life choices.

So, which of these forgotten bangers will you resurrect first?

LMFAO’s music was never meant to be deep—just loud, chaotic, and relentlessly fun.

And honestly? In a world that takes itself too seriously, maybe we need that more than ever.

Now go forth and turn your living room into a “Sorry for Party Rocking” sequel. Your neighbors will *definitely* understand.