The song was a massive commercial success, dominating the charts in 1994:

A version featuring a more traditional soul arrangement.

Produced and written by R. Kelly, the track is a mid-tempo Slow Jam that defines the "New Jack Swing" and contemporary R&B sound of the early '90s.

"Bump n' Grind" is a seminal R&B track by American singer-songwriter R. Kelly, released on January 28, 1994, as the second single from his debut solo studio album, 12 Play . It is widely recognized for its iconic intro—"My mind is telling me no, but my body, my body's telling me yes"—which has become a staple in pop culture and internet memes.

It reached number one, temporarily displacing Ace of Base's "The Sign".

It spent twelve consecutive weeks at the top of the US Hot R&B Songs chart, making it the longest-running R&B number-one single of that time.

1. — Bump And Grind

The song was a massive commercial success, dominating the charts in 1994:

A version featuring a more traditional soul arrangement. 1. Bump and Grind

Produced and written by R. Kelly, the track is a mid-tempo Slow Jam that defines the "New Jack Swing" and contemporary R&B sound of the early '90s. The song was a massive commercial success, dominating

It reached number one, temporarily displacing Ace of Base's "The Sign".

It spent twelve consecutive weeks at the top of the US Hot R&B Songs chart, making it the longest-running R&B number-one single of that time.