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Written by Louis Prima and Stan Irwin. Performed by Louis Prima. Courtesy of Capitol Records, Inc. Licensed from CEMA Special Markets. Dancing In The Dark. Written by Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz. The Continental. Written by Con Conrad and Herb Magidson.
Bogus (1996) Soundtrack. Recently orphaned, a young boy is taken in by his godmother who is shocked to realize that she can see the boy's imaginary friend: a flamboyant, French magician named Bogus.
Sep 20, 2024 · For this list, we’ve found 12 of the best fake hits from film, from funk chart toppers to futuristic pop hits, jams from the ’70s and the ’80s that never existed, self-deprecating rap tracks ...
- "Back Door Lover" by DuJour
- "Let's Go to The Mall" by Robin Sparkles
- "Teenage Suicide
- "Take Me Away" by Pink Slip
- "Werewolf Bar Mitzvah" by Tracy Jordan
- "I Love You So Much It's Scary" by Boyz 4 Now
- "My Shiny Teeth and Me" by Chip Skylark
- "Walk Hard" by Dewey Cox
- "Let Me Drive My Van
- "Mona Lisa" by Connor4real
Best lyric:"We love each other way too much/For it to be a sin" Josie and the Pussycats has established itself as a cult classic in recent years, and for good reason. It has an all-star cast, meta anti-corporate jokes, and certifiably great music. This song, from fictional boy band Du Jour (which features Donald Faison, Seth Green, and Breckin Meye...
Best lyric:"Come on Jessica, come on Tori/Let's go to the mall, you won't be sorry" This uber-upbeat tween bop could have totally been by Tiffany, in a world where Tiffany was super Canadian and rhymed "Tori" with "sorry."
Best lyric:"Teenage suicide (don't do it!)" No, Big Fun isn't a real band, but everything about it is totally plausible, from the name to the fact that they wrote a Very Special Song about a local teen epidemic.
Best lyric:"Round and round, here we go again/Same old start, same old end" For most people, when they hear "song from Freaky Friday," they immediately think "Ultimate." And while that song from Lindsay Lohandefinitely slaps, it's actually "Take Me Away," played by her fictional band, that makes me wish Pink Slip were a real girl group.
Best lyric:"Boys becoming men/Men becoming wolves" Since 30 Rock writer Donald Glover sings on the verses of the extended version, this is technically a Childish Gambinosong.
Best lyric:"When I see you, I fall apart, like a zombie/I got too nervous to ask you out, to the prom-bie" Another monster-themed song, and the best jam from animated boy band Boyz 4 Now, in a show filled with great songs.
Best lyric:"Those bones in my jaw/That don't have a flaw/My shiny teeth and me" Chip Skylark wasn't actually voiced by Justin Timberlake, but isn't that just one of those things that if I told you was true, you would fully believe me? (Chip, however, was voiced by fellow *NSYNC member Chris Kirkpatrick.) There has never been a catchier song about b...
Best lyric:"You know when I was a boy, folks used to say to me/'Slow down Dewey, don't walk so hard'" All earnest music biopics should have been legally banned after Walk Hardcame out in 2007.
Best lyric:"And if we look out of place/Well, baby, that's okay/I'll drive us into outer space/Where we can't hear what people say" This low-fi dad-rock song has fully driven its van into my heart.
Best lyric:"Looks like a Garbage Pail Kid!" Popstar is full of Lonely Islandgems ("Humble," "Finest Girl"), but it's "Mona Lisa," which we only get a snippet of in the film, that's somehow the most infectiously catchy.
These fake songs from movies are the real deal. For this list, we’ll be looking at the very best movie-made songs – all of which would have been surefire hit...
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We wish these fake songs were real... which they kind of are actually! Welcome to MsMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the best original jams written to be sung by characters in movies. Our countdown includes "Almost Famous," "Eurotrip," "Turning Red," and more!
These fake songs from movies are the real deal. For this list, we'll be looking at the very best movie-made songs – all of which would have been surefire hits in the real world! Our countdown includes "A Goofy Movie," "Freaky Friday," "Almost Famous," and more!
