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“

— Oh! What did I do last night?
Bounce! The party never stops on Bounce.
— It burns when I pee!
The party on Bounce, Bounce, Bounce.
— Damn! I gotta go to the clinic!

”

— Bounce FM

“

The indescribable Funktipus plays the indefinable funk. The sound that has had Los Santos partying for twenty years is now on 'The Party', on Bounce FM. The Funktipus will open your eyes to what is really happening out there.

”

— GTA San Andreas Website

Bounce FM is a funk, disco, soul and R&B radio station in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, hosted by The Funktipus (voiced by George Clinton).

Description

Bounce is the station to have a party in San Andreas, it has many of the best acts of the '70s and '80s in funk and disco. 3 of the songs in its playlist are played in the rhythm minigames of GTA San Andreas, cementing its status as the radio to throw a party with.

Bounce's idents make humorous comments about the "anything goes" nature of its parties, such as "the party doesn't stop until everyone's pregnant" and "don't hide in the bathroom! Share your stash with everyone, baby!"

Bounce also takes an Afrofuturistic identity, calling the station as the "Party-Ship" and throwing space-themed comments.

Bounce's host, The Funktipus, is voiced by legendary funk artist George Clinton. He makes many references in his dialogue to lyrics of Clinton's band Parliament-Funkadelic, which was one of the main driving forces in the whole Afrofuturism artistic genre. The Funktipus is a jolly, laid-back, party-loving guy who makes humorous comments, such as when he urges listeners "now put on some condoms in your ears, because these songs will fuck your mind up!"

Tracklist

Song:	Preview:	Notes:
"Let It Whip" by Dazz Band (1982)
"Yum Yum (Gimme Some)" by Fatback Band (1975)		This song is missing from the iOS, Android, PS2 Classics (PS3, PS4 and PS5), Rockstar Games Launcher, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition.
"You Dropped a Bomb on Me" by Gap Band (1982)		This song is missing from the iOS, Android, PS2 Classics (PS3, PS4 and PS5), Rockstar Games Launcher, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition.
"Hollywood Swinging" by Kool & the Gang (1973)
"Candy" by Cameo (1986)
"Love Is The Message (Love Groove Bonus)" by MFSB feat. The Three Degrees (1973)
"Odyssey (7" Single)" by Johnny Harris (1980)	7" Single version is not available on Spotify
"Running Away" by Roy Ayers (1977)		This song is missing from the iOS, Android, PS2 Classics (PS3, PS4 and PS5), Rockstar Games Launcher, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition.
"Love Rollercoaster" by Ohio Players (1975)
"Between The Sheets" by The Isley Brothers (1983)
"I Can Make You Dance" by Zapp (1983)
"Cold Blooded" by Rick James (1983)
"West Coast Poplock" by Ronnie Hudson and The Street People (1982)
"Loopzilla" by George Clinton (1982)
"Funky Worm" by Ohio Players (1972)
"Twilight" by Maze (1985)
"Fantastic Voyage" by Lakeside (1980)

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Kool & the Gang's "Hollywood Swinging" is one of the 3 songs that play when dancing in the Rhythm-based Minigames at Nightclubs. It also plays during the mission Life's a Beach, which introduces said minigame's gameplay.
Johnny Harris' "Odyssey" and Ronnie Hudson and The Street People's "West Coast Poplock" play during Lowrider Challenges.
The Isley Brothers' "Between The Sheets" plays inside Strip Clubs.
During his radio chatter, the Funktipus utters lines from various Parliament-Funkadelic songs.
Area 53 host Marvin Trill phones into the station, believing "The Party Ship" (which is just the station's nickname) to be an actual spaceship and enquiring as to how he can board.
This is the favorite radio station of the Ballas, Da Nang Boys, as well as of Sean "Sweet" Johnson and Melvin "Big Smoke" Harris, as evidenced when the player enters their respective vehicles.
Some of the songs featured on the station, such as Ohio Players's "Funky Worm" and Zapp's "I Can Make You Dance", were an important backbone to the G-Funk genre which originated in the West Coast in the early '90s, in same era that the events of GTA San Andreas took place.
"West Coast Poplock" and Lakeside's "Fantastic Voyage" can also be heard in the film "South Central", a film that GTA San Andreas takes influence from. "South Central" was released in 1992, the same year as the events of GTA San Andreas.
George Clinton's "Loopzilla" plays in the trailer for the mobile version of the game.
During the San Andreas Anniversary Weekend, it was possible to find a T-Shirt with the Bounce FM logo in the Special Crate drops in Grand Theft Auto Online.
The version of MFSB's "Love Is the Message" that is featured on this station is a shortened version.

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 {{Infobox radio station
 |name = Bounce FM
-|image = Bounce FM.jpg
+|image = BounceFM-GTASA-Logo.png
 |location = [[East Los Santos (3D Universe)|East Los Santos]]
-|genre = Funk, R&B, Soul, Disco
+|genre = Funk<br>R&B<br>Soul<br>Disco
 |games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]''
 |host = [[The Funktipus]]}}
+{{q|— Oh! What did I do last night?<br>Bounce! The party never stops on Bounce.<br>— It burns when I pee!<br>The party on Bounce, Bounce, Bounce.<br>— Damn! I gotta go to the clinic!|Bounce FM}}
-{{Quote|The indescribable Funktipus plays the indefinable funk. The sound that has had Los Santos partying for twenty years is now on 'The Party', on Bounce FM. The Funktipus will open your eyes to what is really happening out there.|GTA San Andreas Website}}
+{{Q|The indescribable Funktipus plays the indefinable funk. The sound that has had Los Santos partying for twenty years is now on 'The Party', on Bounce FM. The Funktipus will open your eyes to what is really happening out there.|GTA San Andreas Website}}
 '''Bounce FM''' is a funk, disco, soul and R&B radio station in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'', hosted by [[The Funktipus]] (voiced by [[George Clinton]]).
-==Playlist==
+== Description ==
+Bounce is the station to have a party in San Andreas, it has many of the best acts of the '70s and '80s in funk and disco. 3 of the songs in its playlist are played in the rhythm minigames of ''GTA San Andreas'', cementing its status as the radio to throw a party with.
-* [[wp:Dazz Band|Dazz Band]] - [[wp:Let It Whip|Let It Whip]] (1982)
-* [[wp:Fatback Band|The Fatback Band]] - Yum Yum (Gimme Some) (1975)*
-* [[wp:Gap Band|The Gap Band]] - [[wp:You Dropped a Bomb on Me|You Dropped A Bomb On Me]] (1982)*
-* [[wp:Kool & the Gang|Kool & the Gang]] - [[wp:Hollywood Swinging|Hollywood Swinging]] (1973)
-* [[wp:Cameo (band)|Cameo]] - [[wp:Candy (Cameo song)|Candy]] (1986)
-* [[wp:MFSB|MFSB]] - [[wp:Love Is the Message (album)|Love Is The Message]] (1973)
-* [[wp:Johnny Harris (musician)|Johnny Harris]] - Odyssey (1980)
-* [[Roy Ayers]] - Running Away (1977)*
-* [[wp:Ohio Players|Ohio Players]] - [[wp:Love Rollercoaster|Love Rollercoaster]] (1975)
-* [[wp:The Isley Brothers|The Isley Brothers]] - [[wikipedia:Between_the_Sheets_(song)|Between The Sheets]] (1983)
-* [[wp:Zapp (band)|Zapp]] - [[wp:Zapp III|I Can Make You Dance]] (1983)
-* [[wp:Rick James|Rick James]] - [[wp:Cold Blooded (song)|Cold Blooded]] (1983)
-* [[wp:Ronnie Hudson|Ronnie Hudson]] and the Street People - [[wp:West Coast Poplock|West Coast Poplock]] (1982)
-* [[wp:George Clinton (musician)|George Clinton]] - [[wp:Loopzilla|Loopzilla]] (1982)
-* [[wp:Ohio Players|Ohio Players]] - [[wp:Funky Worm|Funky Worm]] (1973)
-* [[wp:Maze (band)|Maze]] - [[wp:Back to Basics (Maze album)|Twilight]] (1985)
-* [[wp:Lakeside (band)|Lakeside]] - [[wp:Fantastic Voyage (Lakeside song)|Fantastic Voyage]] (1980)
+Bounce's idents make humorous comments about the ''"anything goes"'' nature of its parties, such as ''"the party doesn't stop until everyone's pregnant"'' and ''"don't hide in the bathroom! Share your stash with everyone, baby!"''
-Songs marked with * don't appear in the Re-Released versions of the game.
+Bounce also takes an {{WP|Afrofuturism|Afrofuturistic}} identity, calling the station as the "Party-Ship" and throwing space-themed comments.
-==Video==
-<center>
+Bounce's host, The Funktipus, is voiced by legendary funk artist George Clinton. He makes many references in his dialogue to lyrics of Clinton's band {{WP|Parliament-Funkadelic}}, which was one of the main driving forces in the whole Afrofuturism artistic genre. The Funktipus is a jolly, laid-back, party-loving guy who makes humorous comments, such as when he urges listeners ''"now put on some condoms in your ears, because these songs will fuck your mind up!"''
-[[File:Grand Theft Auto San Andreas - Bounce FM|thumb|center|500px]]
-</center>
+==Tracklist==
+{{Tracklist|color=SA|
+{{/Tracklist}}
+}}
+==Gallery==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
+Bounce-FM-T-shirt-GTA_Online.jpg|Bounce T-shirt in ''GTA Online''.
+</gallery>
+==Videos==
+===Tracklist===
+<gallery widths="300" position="center" hideaddbutton="true" spacing="small" bordersize="medium" captionalign="center">
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Dazz Band - "Let It Whip"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Fatback Band - "Yum Yum (Gimme Some)"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Gap Band - "You Dropped a Bomb on Me"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Kool & the Gang - "Hollywood Swinging"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Cameo - "Candy"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM MFSB - "Love Is The Message"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Johnny Harris - "Odyssey"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Roy Ayers - "Running Away"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Ohio Players - "Love Rollercoaster"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM The Isley Brothers - "Between The Sheets"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Zapp - "I Can Make You Dance"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Rick James - "Cold Blooded"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Ronnie Hudson and The Street People - "West Coast Poplock"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM George Clinton - "Loopzilla"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Ohio Players - "Funky Worm"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Maze - "Twilight"
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Lakeside - "Fantastic Voyage"
+</gallery>
+===Full radio===
+<gallery widths="300" position="center" hideaddbutton="true" spacing="small" bordersize="medium" captionalign="center">
+File:GTA San Andreas - Bounce FM Full radio
+</gallery>
 ==Trivia==
+*{{WP|Kool & the Gang}}'s "{{WP|Hollywood Swinging}}" is one of the 3 songs that play when dancing in the [[Rhythm-based Minigames]] at [[Nightclub]]s. It also plays during the mission [[Life's a Beach]], which introduces said minigame's gameplay.
-*This is the favorite radio station of the [[Ballas (3D Universe)|Ballas]], as well as of [[Sweet Johnson|Sean "Sweet" Johnson]] and [[Big Smoke|Melvin "Big Smoke" Harris]], as evidenced when the player enters their respective vehicles.
+*{{WP|Johnny Harris (musician)|Johnny Harris}}' "Odyssey" and {{WP|Ronnie Hudson}} and The Street People's "{{WP|West Coast Poplock}}" play during [[Lowrider Challenge]]s.
-*The station is nicknamed "The Party Ship", and [[Area 53]] host [[Marvin Trill]] phones into the station, believing "The Party Ship" to be an actual spaceship and enquiring as to how he can board.
+*{{WP|The Isley Brothers}}' "{{WP|Between The Sheets (song)|Between The Sheets}}" plays inside [[Strip Club]]s.
-[[File:Bounce-FM-T-shirt-GTA_Online.jpg|thumb|right]]
+*During his radio chatter, the Funktipus utters lines from various {{WP|Parliament-Funkadelic}} songs.
-*The song "Loopzilla" by George Clinton plays in the trailer for the mobile version of the game.
+*[[Area 53]] host [[Marvin Trill]] phones into the station, believing "The Party Ship" (which is just the station's nickname) to be an actual spaceship and enquiring as to how he can board.
+*This is the favorite radio station of the [[Ballas (3D Universe)|Ballas]], [[Da Nang Boys]], as well as of [[Sweet Johnson|Sean "Sweet" Johnson]] and [[Big Smoke|Melvin "Big Smoke" Harris]], as evidenced when the player enters their respective vehicles.
+*Some of the songs featured on the station, such as {{WP|Ohio Players}}'s "{{WP|Funky Worm}}" and {{WP|Zapp (band)|Zapp}}'s "I Can Make You Dance", were an important backbone to the {{WP|G-Funk}} genre which originated in the West Coast in the early '90s, in same era that the events of GTA San Andreas took place.
+*"West Coast Poplock" and {{WP|Lakeside (band)|Lakeside}}'s "{{WP|Fantastic Voyage (Lakeside song)|Fantastic Voyage}}" can also be heard in the film "''{{WP|South Central (film)|South Central}}''", a film that GTA San Andreas takes influence from. ''"South Central"'' was released in 1992, the same year as the events of GTA San Andreas.
+*{{WP|George Clinton (musician)|George Clinton}}'s "{{WP|Loopzilla}}" plays in the trailer for the mobile version of the game.
 *During the San Andreas Anniversary Weekend, it was possible to find a T-Shirt with the Bounce FM logo in the [[Crate Drops|Special Crate]] drops in [[Grand Theft Auto Online]].
+*The version of {{WP|MFSB}}'s "Love Is the Message" that is featured on this station is a shortened version.
-*Some of the songs, such as "Funky Worm" and "I Can Make You Dance", featured on the station were an important backbone to the G-Funk genre which originated in the West Coast in the early 90s, in same era that the events of GTA San Andreas took place.
-*The songs "West Coast Poplock" and "Fantastic Voyage" can also be heard in the film ''[[wp:South Central (film)|South Central]]'', a film that GTA San Andreas takes influence from. ''South Central'' was released in 1992, the same year as the events of GTA San Andreas.
-*The song "Let It Whip" is also featured in Scarface: The World Is Yours, a game considered by some to be a [[GTA Clone]].
-* "West Coast Poplock" can be heard in the [[Lowrider]] meets.
-* "Love Rollercoaster" can be heard in the movie Final Destination 3.
-==See Also==
-*[[Wildstyle]] - A radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] which plays another song by Zapp & Roger.
-*[[Fever 105]] - A radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City which plays Funk and R&B, as well as other songs by Kool & The Gang and Rick James.
-*[[Vice City For Lovers]] - A radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] which plays R&B and Soul, as well as other songs by [[Roy Ayers]] and Rick James.
-*[[IF99 - International Funk]] - A radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] which plays Funk.
-*[[The Vibe 98.8]] - A radio station in Grand Theft Auto IV which plays R&B and Soul, as well as another song by The Isley Brothers.
-*[[Fusion FM]] - A radio station in Grand Theft Auto IV which is hosted by Roy Ayers and also plays another one of his songs.
-*[[K109 The Studio]] - A radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City|Episodes from Liberty City]] which plays another song by The Fatback Band.
-*[[Space 103.2]] - A radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto V]] which plays funk music, as well as other songs by Zapp, Cameo, Dazz Band, The Fatback Band and Rick James.
-*[[The Lowdown 91.1]] - A radio station in Grand Theft Auto V which plays soul music.
+==See also==
-{{gtaiii era radio stations}}
+* [[Radio '76 FM]] - a funk radio station in ''[[Grand Theft Auto (1997 game)|GTA]]''.
+* [[Lo-Fi FM]] - a funk and soul radio station in ''[[GTA 2]]''
+* [[Futuro FM]] - a funk and dance radio station in ''GTA 2''.
+* [[Wildstyle]] - A radio station in ''[[GTA Vice City]]'' that plays a song by {{WP|Zapp & Roger}}.
+* [[Fever 105]] - a disco and funk radio station in ''GTA Vice City'' that plays other songs by {{WP|Kool & The Gang}} and {{WP|Rick James}}.
+* [[CSR 103.9]] - a new jack swing and contemporary soul radio station in ''[[GTA San Andreas]]''.
+* [[Master Sounds 98.3]] - a rare groove and classic funk radio station in ''GTA San Andreas''.
+* [[Paradise FM]] - a disco and funk radio station in ''[[GTA Vice City Stories]]''.
+* [[Vice City For Lovers]] - a soul and R&B radio station in ''GTA Vice City Stories'' that plays other songs by [[Roy Ayers]] and Rick James.
+* [[The Vibe 98.8]] - an R&B and funk radio station in ''[[GTA IV]]'' that plays a song by {{WP|The Isley Brothers}}.
+* [[K109]] - a disco and funk radio station in ''GTA IV'' and ''[[GTA Episodes From Liberty City]]'' that plays a song by {{WP|The Fatback Band}}.
+* [[Fusion FM]] - a radio station in ''GTA IV'' which plays a song by Roy Ayers and is hosted by him.
+* [[IF99]] - a funk radio station in ''GTA IV''.
+* [[Truth & Soul]] - a funk and soul instrumentals radio station in ''[[GTA Chinatown Wars]]''.
+* [[The Lowdown 91.1]] - a classic soul and funk radio station in ''[[GTA V]]'' that plays a song by {{WP|Ohio Players}}.
+* [[Space 103.2]] - a classic funk radiov in ''GTA V'' that plays other songs by {{WP|Zapp (band)|Zapp}}, {{WP|Cameo (band)|Cameo}}, {{WP|Dazz Band}}, The Fatback Band, Rick James and [[George Clinton]] with {{WP|Parliament (band)|Parliament}}.
+* [[blonded Los Santos 97.8 FM]] - a contemporary R&B and mixed genre radio station in the enhanced version of ''GTA V''.
+* [[Los Santos Underground Radio]] - a radio station in the enhanced version of ''[[Grand Theft Auto Online]]'' that plays a song by George Clinton with the P-Funk All Stars.
+==Navigation==
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+{{gtaiii era radio stations}}[[de:Bounce FM]]
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Description

Tracklist

Gallery

Videos

Tracklist

Full radio

Trivia

See also

Navigation