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"I'm So Excited" is a song by American girl group the Pointer Sisters. Jointly written and composed by the sisters in collaboration with Trevor Lawrence, it was originally released in September 1982, reaching number 30 on the US Billboard Hot 100. This was followed by a remixed re-release in July 1984, reaching number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100.
According to Allee Willis, "Neutron Dance" was written in hopes of being placed on the soundtrack of the film Streets of Fire: "We were told that there was a scene on a bus that was leaving town after there had been this nuclear holocaust, and that a '50s doo-wop black group was going to be at the back of the bus that the lead couple was escaping on ...
So Excited may refer to: "So Excited" (Fat Joe song), 2017 "So Excited" (Janet Jackson song), 2006 "So Excited", a song by Christine McVie from Christine McVie; So Excited!, 1982 album by American vocal group the Pointer Sisters; So Excited, a 2014 album by Clara Morgane
Me: I'm going to be so productive today 💪🏾 Also me: scrolls through social media for three hours 🥱 Welcome to Monday 😂😂 #tradelenda #mondaymeme #newweek #happynewweek #funny #meme ...
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"I'm really excited about the opening of the Tuen Ma line" (Chinese: 屯馬開通真的很興奮) was a viral meme in Hong Kong, originating in June 2021 from a news interview of a train enthusiast during the full-length opening of Tuen Ma line, a railway line in the city's Mass Transit Railway (MTR) system.
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So Excited! spawned a hit with "American Music" and included a cover of a Prince tune, "I Feel for You," which was covered by Chaka Khan two years later. The title track reached No. 30 on the pop charts but hit No. 9 when it was revived two years later after being added to the group's 1983 album, Break Out.