of General Motors Holden Barina licensed the song for its 2006 "Bad Skills" television ad. British company, SSL International licensed the song for use in its 2008 Durex condom ads, cleverly named "I Like To Do It. Do It". The hit single was part of McDonald's, India "Move It To Madagascar" TV campaign, by global advertising company, Leo Burnett. Car manufacturer Jeep used the song for its holiday themed Jeep Year-End Sell-A-Thon ad. Australian Health Insurance company NIB Health Funds licensed the song for its 2013 "Move It To NIB" ad. Japanese car manufacturer Toyota licensed the song for its 2014 Yaris ad "Musical City". Canadian telecom giant Telus licensed the song for its 2014 television spot "Don't Miss Out". Danish food Manufacturer Rynkeby's dancing orangutan became an Internet hit, as it danced to "I Like To Move It", in the company's "Monkey Dance" ad. The ad reached over a million views in a matter of days. Video games "I Like to Move It" has been featured in many video games. In 2001, Toshiba/EMI added the song to its Dancemania compilation album series, resulting in its licensing for Just Dance, Just Dance 3. This gave rise to the song being featured in DDRMAX: Dance Dance Revolution as a result of a major licensing deal between Konami and Toshiba/EMI. Iranian-Danish trance producer DJ Aligator remixed the song for use in Dancemania EX2. American video game development company Harmonix also used the song in its Guitar Hero series spinoff, DJ Hero. Japanese gaming company Nintendo licensed "I Like to Move It" as the theme song for its video game Miami Nights: Singles in the City. The song emerged again in Mario Striker's Charged as Koopa Troopa's theme song. Charts and certifications Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Discography Albums 1994 Move It! 1995 Reel 2 Remixed 1996 Are You Ready for Some More? Singles Soundtrack appearances References External links Mark Quashie at NYTimes.com's Movies & TV The Mad Stuntman page at Facebook 20th-century Trinidad and Tobago male singers 1967 births Living people Ragga musicians Reggae fusion artists Trinidad and Tobago emigrants to the United States