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RICE LAKE, Wis. -- The rapper who fronted the Humpty Dance — one of the most memorable hip hop songs of the 1990s — ran into a bit of trouble in Wisconsin earlier this month.
According to NBC affiliate WEAU-TV, Gregory Jacobs, aka Shock G of the group Digital Underground, was arrested by Rice Lake Police on June 13.
Jacobs was taken to the Barron County Jail and booked on suspicion of drug paraphernalia possession.
A police official told the TV station that Jacobs spent a couple of hours in jail before posting a $100 cash bond and released.
Jacobs was pulled over by officers when the drug paraphernalia was allegedly found.
The rapper was on a bill with the rap group Naughty by Nature a couple of days before his arrest.
The local district attorney says a decision could be made in the case in a couple of weeks.
The Humpty Dance single climbed to No. 11 on the pop charts and No. 7 on the R&B charts in 1990.
Check out the Humpty Dance video below and glimpses of a young Tupac Shakur in the background, who was also a part of the group.
