1995 follow-up album, Audio Entertainment, sold poorly, in part as a consequence of their label's looming legal and financial troubles. In 1997, Tag Team's record label, Bellmark Records, filed for bankruptcy after paying out a settlement in a lawsuit claiming that Tag Team had sampled Kano's "I'm Ready" without permission. When Bellmark's assets were split up, the ownership rights to "Whoomp!" were in question. After 24 years, a long and contentious dispute regarding the song's ownership rights and related copyright infringement damages was finally settled in bankruptcy court. Tag Team retained 100 percent of the writers' share and received a portion of the publisher's income derived from the exploitation and any future sale of the rights to "Whoomp!" They were also granted the right to recover performance royalties from third parties. Amid these circumstances, Glenn returned to DJing in Atlanta clubs. Though they never formally ended their partnership and intended to take only a brief hiatus in the mid-90s, Glenn and Gibson stopped recording and performing as Tag Team for nearly a decade. "Whoomp! (There It Is)", and by extension, Tag Team itself, began to see a resurgence in 2003 when the song appeared in Elf. Over the next couple of years, it turned up in other movies and TV shows, as well. Glenn and Gibson were invited to several corporate events to perform their hit as it experienced its renaissance, but neither had plans to revive Tag Team. Tag Team performed at the San Francisco 49ers' Halftime Show and the 2019 Hammer House Party Tour. Impact Tag Team's role in the popularization of Atlanta's version of Miami bass, Southern bass, contributed to the rise of Atlanta as a home for unique alternatives to the established "East Coast/West Coast" hip-hop identities including DJ MZH (aka Marcus Holbert). Around the end of 2020, Tag Team appeared in a GEICO commercial parodying "Whoomp!" with an ice cream scenario and the substituted lyric "Scoop!". Discography Studio albums Compilation albums Singles Other charted songs Music videos Awards and nominations Favorite Song, 1994 Kids' Choice Awards – won Favorite Pop/Rock Song, American Music Awards of 1994 – nominated Best R&B New Artist, 1994 Soul Train Music Awards – nominated References American musical duos Hip hop duos Miami bass groups Musical groups established in 1993 Musical groups disestablished in 1995 Musical groups from Atlanta Rappers from Atlanta Southern hip hop groups Pop-rap groups African-American musical groups