From Wikipedia:

"**Boogie Woogie Wario**" is a song recorded by the disco band Wario and Co and written by Harv Rothman, Warren Warlborough, and Kit Kogen^(\[1\]). Releasing as a single (with the B-side Diamond City Chicks) on March 4, 1978 it peaked at 4th on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart dated ​​May 9, 1978 and would retain that status until late June of that year^(\[2\]\[3\]). On the Oricon Singles Chart in Japan it charted 2nd on the chart dated June 1, 1978 and would retain the status for 4 weeks^(\[4\]). The song was the band's most successful single to date. It was later added to their album "Wario's Reign", which would release in August 1978. In that same album, an 8-minute instrumental version was added as a bonus track^(\[5\]\[6\]). Some sound effects within the song would later be sampled in video games like Super Mario 64 DS, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate^(\[7\]\[8\]\[9\]). The song became popular amongst Nintendo fans and the music video would be shared amongst online spaces throughout the 2000s and 2010s^(\[10\]). Kidz Bop would also cover the song in 2017, providing a more electronic dance-inspired take on the song^(\[11\]\[12\]). In early 2024, "Boogie Woogie Wario" recieved a resurgence in popularity due to a flash mob scene taken from the music video of the song becoming a meme. It would chart once more on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching 7th by June 15, 2024^(\[13\]\[14\]). 

You never knew how much you needed Boogie Woogie Wario in your life.