If you were a kid when Jamiroquai dropped their classic Jonathan Glazer-directed “Virtual Insanity” video, you probably found yourself asking one question, over and over: How does that couch ...

If "Virtual Insanity" were a human it couldn't drink, smoke or vote. It could possibly drive, depending on its state of residence. In any event, it would be squarely in the demographic for this ...

The music video for the 1997 hit “Virtual Insanity” by Jamiroquai is perhaps one of the most iconic of that decade. Watching singer Jay Kay try to stay upright on that moving floor is burned ...

A musician from Raleigh, North Carolina named Chase Holfelder, recorded a cover of Jamiroquai’s “Virtual Insanity,” a stonerific acid jazz anthem that should be familiar to ’90s kids. This ...

You might say that, truly, it’s enough to drive a man to virtual insanity. If you did though none of your friends would like you anymore. Check out a video of the game below and play the game here.

Whatever your feelings about the music of '90s acid funksters Jamiroquai, the video for their biggest hit, Virtual Insanity, was certainly memorable for its amazing 'moving floor' special effects ...

That tradition continued Friday as her Radical Optimism tour came to London, with Dua Lipa bringing out Jamiroquai to perform that band’s 1996 hit “Virtual Insanity.” ...

Dua Lipa performed Jamiroquai's hit "Virtual Insanity" with the group's singer Jay Kay Friday during her concert at London's Wembley Stadium ...

Jamiroquai’s “Virtual Insanity” was the first music video with which I fell in love. I fell hard. My parents bought me that goofy hat and some fresh sneakers, and then I rearranged the ...