Top 30 Most Overused Songs in Movies and TV
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Date: 2024-03-08
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watchmojo
There's gotta be other hits to play during fight sequences besides Kung Fu Fighting, whether it be a street fight, a bar room brawl (or the setting's equivalent of such, a martial arts tournament, or whatever calls for physical combat.
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There's gotta be other hits to play during fight sequences besides Kung Fu Fighting, whether it be a street fight, a bar room brawl (or the setting's equivalent of such, a martial arts tournament, or whatever calls for physical combat.
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sourpatchkid394
Credence Clearwater fortunate son is the most over used! To me
And Leonard cohens hallelujah the one that was in watchmen is one of my favorite. bad to the bone make me think of problem child.
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Credence Clearwater fortunate son is the most over used! To me
And Leonard cohens hallelujah the one that was in watchmen is one of my favorite. bad to the bone make me think of problem child.
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matthewpaul6904
At Last by Etta James is also VERY overused in shows, movies and even commercials.
It's a nice song but if I hear it one more time used in pretty much the same way, I'm gonna scream.
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At Last by Etta James is also VERY overused in shows, movies and even commercials.
It's a nice song but if I hear it one more time used in pretty much the same way, I'm gonna scream.
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markbeebe125
Yellows oh yeah is the first one that I think about, just started watching this list and I'm shocked to think that you could possibly find 28 that are used more often than this one.
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Yellows oh yeah is the first one that I think about, just started watching this list and I'm shocked to think that you could possibly find 28 that are used more often than this one.
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trinaq
It's as if the Filmmakers can't think of any better songs to play over a scene set in wartime Vietnam, so For What It's Worth is basically a shorthand.
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It's as if the Filmmakers can't think of any better songs to play over a scene set in wartime Vietnam, so For What It's Worth is basically a shorthand.
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watchmojo
. I don't care if they are overused, I love all these golden oldies. Walking on sunshine never fails to lift my spirits whenever I hear it playing
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. I don't care if they are overused, I love all these golden oldies. Walking on sunshine never fails to lift my spirits whenever I hear it playing
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TylerMcNamer
Oh gosh, make it stop! This list is way too accurate!
Whenever I work on projects, I enjoy finding music that breaks the overplayed trend.
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Oh gosh, make it stop! This list is way too accurate!
Whenever I work on projects, I enjoy finding music that breaks the overplayed trend.
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watchmojo
They played Don’t Stop Believing at my graduation ceremony when I graduated from high school. They didn’t even play Pomp And Circumstance
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They played Don’t Stop Believing at my graduation ceremony when I graduated from high school. They didn’t even play Pomp And Circumstance
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CrystalKStearns
I agree with you on a couple like Move It On, but others from Queen, Journey, Survivor and more just keep it coming. Can't get enough.
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I agree with you on a couple like Move It On, but others from Queen, Journey, Survivor and more just keep it coming. Can't get enough.
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watchmojo
Mike and Molly get a pass for their rendition of September.
Revenge Of The Nerds used We Are The Champions to perfecttion.
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Mike and Molly get a pass for their rendition of September.
Revenge Of The Nerds used We Are The Champions to perfecttion.
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theowilds3778
24: 33 though in that movie(Spider-man: Far from home)Peter Parker mistaken AC/DC for Led Zebblin when Happy played it 24: 04
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24: 33 though in that movie(Spider-man: Far from home)Peter Parker mistaken AC/DC for Led Zebblin when Happy played it 24: 04
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simonjester0074
The songs aren't cliche, as you stated, but their use in pop culture, including your blip critique, make great tunes cliche
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The songs aren't cliche, as you stated, but their use in pop culture, including your blip critique, make great tunes cliche
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watchmojo
I can imagine going through record collections of Hollywood filmmakers. They would be made up of just Greatest Hits albums.
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I can imagine going through record collections of Hollywood filmmakers. They would be made up of just Greatest Hits albums.
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watchmojo
Did you seriously call him Louis Armstrong It’s pronounced Louie. You’ve let me down again WatchMojo: p
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Did you seriously call him Louis Armstrong It’s pronounced Louie. You’ve let me down again WatchMojo: p
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