Music / W&W

W&W is a Dutch Eurodance and happy hardcore music duo. They feature singers every now and then on their songs, and they’re most known for their covers of Dance music during the 90s and 2000s, and frequently pay homage to that time in general. They mix Electronic Dance Music into most of their songs.

They started out as traditional DJs of the Electronic Dance Music and Big Room music movement before shifting into the 90s and 2000s aesthetic which is what they’re known for now.

Tropes in W&W

• Alliterative Name: W&W stands for the two boy’s initials Williem and Wardt.
• Audience Participation Song: “Crowd Control”
  Move it to the left, left, left, left, left, left, left
  Take it to the right, right, right, right, right, right, right

• Cover Song: Their music is a huge homage to Europop, so they mostly do remakes of those songs from the 90s and 2000s.
  • “God Is a Girl” by Groove Coverage
  • “Come With Me” by Special D.
  • ”Moonlight Shadow” by ItaloBrothers
• Looped Lyrics: In their song “Starshine”
  All night dancing in the moonlight
  Being in the spotlight, a thousand stars
  They only shine for us

• Non-Indicative Title:
  • Their song “If It Ain’t Dutch” does not mention the title at all.
• Ode to Youth: Their song “We’re Still Young”
• Trance: Their music is classified as this.
• Those Two Guys: Williem and Wardt are the two members of the group and this is how their presence is at concerts.
• What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?: Their song “The One”
  Tell me is it really love, Tell me is it really love
  Tell me is it really love, What I feel is really love