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Megan Harrington: Sometimes, while exercising, you need a song to give you the push you can’t give yourself. A song that is an aural endorphin generator, a song so full of kinetic energy that you’re not capable of slowing down. “Make U Bounce” is the song that gives you permission to grind your workout to a halt while you fiddle with the buttons on your music player trying to turn it off. 
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Kat Stevens: See, if we’d had slightly better processing power in 1993, I could have had a digital watch that played this song instead of the crappy Legend of Zelda watch which had bugger all to do with Actual Zelda apart from fighting bats and cannonballs and shit. And it would go off at 9.59 A.M. in assembly while everyone else’s watch made a boring old “EEEP EEEP”.
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Alfred Soto: Synth farts, house keyboards, stutter chorus — yup, anything, anything to make you bounce. 
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Patrick St. Michel: It has no reason to be as knotty as it ends up being, so bless DJ Fresh for being willing to take this song beyond the bleating EDM core. This is a nice, twisty song – it dips into drum ‘n’ bass and lets Little Nikki’s vocals wander into all sorts of territory.
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Brad Shoup: There are a couple places where Nikki swaps out the singsong line “I just want to make the whole world bounce” with just the last word: “bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce”. It comes off like the song making fun of itself, which is great because otherwise it’d sound like Katy B taking refuge from robot invaders.
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Katherine St Asaph: A formula for dumb fun: “Applause” minus pretension, plus sorta-chiptunes, plus sorta-jungle and sorta-house piano, plus whatever the hell this is: “We could do everything if only I could take you home / I just want to make the whole world bounce.” (Are they doing it on a tectonic plate?)
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