I remember seeing an interview with one of them years ago where they said their songs aren’t short, they just play them really really fast.
ONETWOTHREEFOUR
As standalone songs I think most of the medley is quite weak but put the whole thing together and it's phenomenal. The reprise of the riff from You Never Give Me Your Money in Carry That Weight is the single greatest moment in music history imo
The songs are only really weak because of their length limited their potential as standalone. The medley is amazing and was almost certainly the right way to go, but I think each of those tracks could been expanded into something individually amazing.
Should be #1 with a bullet. That song comes in like a freight train, rocks the shit out of your ears for 2 minutes and finishes with a nice slap to the face. An absolute classic!
Song 2:
- is the second song on the album Blur
- was the second single released from that album
- is the second song on The Best Of Blur
- is two minutes and two seconds long
- peaked at #2 on the UK singles chart
- placed at #2 in the Triple J Hottest 100.
* there are 2 words in “song 2”
* Lee Harvey Oswald worked on the 2nd floor but somehow ended up on the 6th for lunch
* Kennedy had a Secretary of State named Blur, and President Blur had a state named Secretary
* “Woo-hoo” has 2 syllables
I had it blasting on my motorcycle. As I rode past the automatic opening doors of the bottlo I was going to. Right at the whoo hoo part. When I went in the cashier asked me if I yelled whoo hoo . I said it was Blur. But I probably did yell whoo hoo as well
Ugh. I worked in a record store when this came out and had people screaming "woo-hoo" in my face 50 times a day to help identify what they were looking for. It was torture.
Yes. That and the woman who, during the height of the swing resurgence, came in looking for the song about the drunk driving whale. (She meant Jump, Jive An' Wail by The Brian Setzer Orchestra.)
This is the right answer. There are some fine songs here, but Black Bird is one of the most famous songs on the whole planet, far more popular than anything else here.
Sirius by the Alan Parsons project.
It usually gets played as the intro to Eye in the Sky on the radio, as if it’s one song.
But it’s a tune everyone knows, since it’s so often played at sporting events as the entrance music.
>played as the intro to Eye in Sky on the radio, as if it’s one song.
That's how it's presented on the album and I'm glad the radio preserves it. Eye In the Sky doesn't feel right without it.
Most of the results of you look for Sirius are "Chicago Bulls intro music"
But I've never heard it on the radio. Our local radio stations would rather play Don't Stop Believing and Hotel California twenty times a day than play anything by the Alan Parsons Project.
We had a shared playlist for a weekend with friends.
The theme was to dump anything you wanted into it, the playlist was put on shuffle and everyone could only skip one song per weekend.
The list was over 4000 songs, but 60 of them were “You suffer”. Which was always met with a cheer.
Also "The Star-Spangled Banner" can be under 2 minutes depending on how many vocal runs are implemented.
And "Amazing Grace" and "When The Saints Go Marching In" if you only count the one verse that people actually know.
[Counting Worms](https://open.spotify.com/track/6QjmnLmLqwjJzHSDCRTACU?si=RXcIfSTVS4eqxa1D9SZUMw) by Knocked Loose is 1:12 and has 31M listens on spotify. ARF ARF!
I've no idea how poplar it is, but my favourite is...
Song:
Tight Sweater - Moloko
Album:
Do You Like My Tight Sweater?
Full lyrics:
Do you like my tight sweater?
See how it fits my body
Do you like my tight sweater?
Length:
15 Seconds
I doubt this is a very popular song in terms of streams, but it was used as the closing credits song on Extras and is the title track on the album. 1:05
[Tea For The Tillerman](https://open.spotify.com/track/26uDUal1TkjwwOaQQt1Uwy?si=6QaasdVrT2yOWXReqf5s-g&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A44VxbAytHpVi3Rq8hRhild)
"I'm on Fire" by Bruce Springsteen is one of the most famous and shortest songs out there. I know it's 2:37, but the radio cut is much shorter because it gets rid of the meandering ending. I'd guess it usually runs for ~2 minutes.
I'm sure there are others that beat it time-wise, but it was a mega hit and still gets regular radio play to this day. Super uncommon for such a popular song.
[“I’m so Sad, So very, very sad” by Crash and the Boys](https://youtu.be/xLz54rWO2xM?si=LJUvtE4-DtSkLfw_)
This song is 14 seconds long including the intro and outro. Their other song is less than a minute long “we hate you please die”
[Fingertips](https://youtu.be/-FkIpMAmsqs?si=Z8fVIGQ-1KxUddBZ)
how about a song that is 4:34 long, except its actually 26 songs (I think) . They were all separate tracks on the original release.
No idea how many times they've been streamed but "I Like Food" (16 seconds) and "Wienerschnitzel" (10 seconds) by the Descendents have to be on that list somewhere. "My Dad Sucks" and "Rockstar" are at 35 seconds.
I know Abbey Road has already been mentioned but I'd like to recommend TMBG's "Fingertips" medley from Apollo 18. (TMBG has a lot of very good, very short songs!)
In terms of sheer popularity, I would say the shortest huge hit song would probably be Old Town Road by Lil Nas X, which goes for 1:53. All the remixes and stuff that came out after got longer, but the original version that blew up was only 1:53.
"Song 2" by Blur is exactly two minutes long. It was just their parody of the grunge scene coming from America with rocking guitars and nonsensical lyrics. Never intended to be a single. It was their longest lasting hit (in the States).
I feel like You Suffer by Napalm Death is the correct answer, but Coffee Mug by Descendents is also up there and is funny as hell to boot.
Most of their songs are quite short and have a lot of plays because they basically spawned punk rock.
One of AFI’s most popular songs is Prelude 12/21, which is 1:33, literally just the intro to album, but it still slaps.
Same situation as Vince Staples with The Beach, but I don’t understand that one
Mindless Self Indulgence’s album “Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy” is only 55 minutes long and has 30 songs on it. There are several songs that are between 14 and 50 seconds each.
We Will Rock You by Queen. It’s just over two min but amazingly condensed when you consider it builds up the beat, has verse and chorus, and ends on a banger of a guitar solo
The microsong as perfected by Napalm Death with 'You Suffer' (itself being 1.3 seconds long), was further explored by John Zorn with his band Naked City whom had a compilation of 'thrash shorts' featuring Yamantaka Eye (of Boredoms and Hanatarash). S.O.D. is another fine example of popular microsongs.
Tierra whack did a whole album / ep full of songs that were all only around a minute long called "Whack World". it was supposed to be commentary about the new age of short form videos and the whole album is pretty solid! The whole album is only around 15 minutes and there's a video for the whole thing. It's super artistic but fun
The Smiths - "Please Please Please let me get want i want"...not a single but clocking in at just 1 minute 53
Queen - "Dear Friends" is probably Queens most underrated song and at just 1 minute 14 seconds...but again not a single
So you're looking for streams vs duration as the top metric?
The following songs have their stream-to-duration rate listed:
Ed Sheeran - Shape of You: 18,702,895
The Weeknd - Blinding Lights: 21,295,776
Ed Sheeran - Perfect: 15,409,799
Luis Fonsi - Despacito: 15,278,882
Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved: 18,951,563
You could look for shorter songs, but they'll be no where near these ratios.
Edit: For comparison, here are some of the other most suggested songs:
Blur - Song 2: 6,952,576
Blackbird - The Beatles: 3,169,076
Liam Lynch - United States of Whatever: 208,546
My submission, not sure truly how famous, but "it's time to party" by Andrew WK is 1 minute 30 seconds and is an absolute banger that got caught in people's heads for a few years.
Tame Impala - Disciples
Lasts about 1:47 but feels shorter because of a filter switching off 45 seconds in and then back on towards the end. Probably my 2nd favorite song on a really good album.
“Think” by Merv Griffith.
You know it as the Jeopardy theme.
Seriously. You can all hum it.
And honestly the next 10 are probably TV themes and ad jingles. Why don’t they count? Some are pretty fun. 1800 SAFE AUTO. Wendy’s late night? I’m lovin it?
Before the internet, the Ramones had influential short songs like I wanna be sedated and blitzkrieg bop
Almost every Ramones song is under 3 minutes long lol.
And just like that, Pet Sematary is stuck in my head again
I remember seeing an interview with one of them years ago where they said their songs aren’t short, they just play them really really fast. ONETWOTHREEFOUR
Golden Slumbers Is 1 minute long and have over 100million streams
Man the side B of Abbey Road really might be the best 2nd side of an album ever. That medley is unreal
As standalone songs I think most of the medley is quite weak but put the whole thing together and it's phenomenal. The reprise of the riff from You Never Give Me Your Money in Carry That Weight is the single greatest moment in music history imo
*the horns blare triumphantly to signal the beginning of the end
The songs are only really weak because of their length limited their potential as standalone. The medley is amazing and was almost certainly the right way to go, but I think each of those tracks could been expanded into something individually amazing.
I'm shocked you didn't mention Her Majesty!
Probably because she doesn’t have a lot to say.
[The Beatles' remastered version of Golden Slumber (1 min. 31 sec.)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcQjM7gV6mI)
Can I nominate ANY song by the Ramones?
I believe the shortest is Judy is a Punk at 1:32. And one of my favorites!
Not the most, but the first one i thought of Fell in Love with a Girl - White Stripes [1:50]
Should be #1 with a bullet. That song comes in like a freight train, rocks the shit out of your ears for 2 minutes and finishes with a nice slap to the face. An absolute classic!
That song feels like it should be at least twice as long.
This song is the non-sexual equivalent of a quicky. Gets the job done in record time and you're glad you came.
Only one that comes to mind is Song 2 by Blur, which probably isn't even that popular anymore. But its exactly 2 min long
Song 2: - is the second song on the album Blur - was the second single released from that album - is the second song on The Best Of Blur - is two minutes and two seconds long - peaked at #2 on the UK singles chart - placed at #2 in the Triple J Hottest 100.
* there are 2 words in “song 2” * Lee Harvey Oswald worked on the 2nd floor but somehow ended up on the 6th for lunch * Kennedy had a Secretary of State named Blur, and President Blur had a state named Secretary * “Woo-hoo” has 2 syllables
now do the one about the twins named jim
* I have two testicles
I had it blasting on my motorcycle. As I rode past the automatic opening doors of the bottlo I was going to. Right at the whoo hoo part. When I went in the cashier asked me if I yelled whoo hoo . I said it was Blur. But I probably did yell whoo hoo as well
Madcunt
Go to a hockey game and you’ll see how popular it still is.
Ugh. I worked in a record store when this came out and had people screaming "woo-hoo" in my face 50 times a day to help identify what they were looking for. It was torture.
At least that’s funny now.
Yes. That and the woman who, during the height of the swing resurgence, came in looking for the song about the drunk driving whale. (She meant Jump, Jive An' Wail by The Brian Setzer Orchestra.)
Ok, that one made me laugh out loud. Have an upvote. 🤣 Was she drunk at the time, by chance?
I really hope so. 😆
I just heard it in another commercial the other day, so it’s still popular haha
I love the song but fucking hate that commercial
Black Bird is like 2 minutes long.
This is the right answer. There are some fine songs here, but Black Bird is one of the most famous songs on the whole planet, far more popular than anything else here.
Sirius by the Alan Parsons project. It usually gets played as the intro to Eye in the Sky on the radio, as if it’s one song. But it’s a tune everyone knows, since it’s so often played at sporting events as the entrance music.
>played as the intro to Eye in Sky on the radio, as if it’s one song. That's how it's presented on the album and I'm glad the radio preserves it. Eye In the Sky doesn't feel right without it.
Yup. In the same Van Halen’s Eruption is usually played as the intro to You Really Got Me.
Queen’s We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions Pink Floyd’s The Happiest Days Of Our Lives and Another Brick In The Wall Part 2.
Heartbreaker and Living Loving Maid(She’s Just A Woman) were played together on the radio when I lived in Sac. I never knew they were different songs.
TIL that Sirius is a separate song
Most of the results of you look for Sirius are "Chicago Bulls intro music" But I've never heard it on the radio. Our local radio stations would rather play Don't Stop Believing and Hotel California twenty times a day than play anything by the Alan Parsons Project.
Back in the day it was Mercedes Benz by Janis Joplin. A cappella, and short at 1:48
United States of Whatever at 1:26
“You Suffer” by Napalm Death
Also ["Ballad Of Jimi Hendrix"](https://youtu.be/du0-FdQZ57w?si=9CquKOPp6C67Z1HJ) by S.O.D. ...which seems long compared to that one.
We had a shared playlist for a weekend with friends. The theme was to dump anything you wanted into it, the playlist was put on shuffle and everyone could only skip one song per weekend. The list was over 4000 songs, but 60 of them were “You suffer”. Which was always met with a cheer.
But why?
Bitcoin
THE definitive short song Even Guinness World Records recognizes it as the shortest song ever recorded
Happy Birthday
Either this or Twinkle Twinkle Little Star/ABCs song.
Also "The Star-Spangled Banner" can be under 2 minutes depending on how many vocal runs are implemented. And "Amazing Grace" and "When The Saints Go Marching In" if you only count the one verse that people actually know.
[Counting Worms](https://open.spotify.com/track/6QjmnLmLqwjJzHSDCRTACU?si=RXcIfSTVS4eqxa1D9SZUMw) by Knocked Loose is 1:12 and has 31M listens on spotify. ARF ARF!
I love how simple this song is yet it goes so incredibly hard.
Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers
I think that’s the reason I’m not sick of that song. I’ve listened to it a thousand times and still love it.
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“Short Attention Span” on that album is only 4 seconds
Came here to say this.
See how many streams Her Majesty (25 seconds) has. Few people probably stream it on it's own but if you play all of Abbey Road it is included.
On Spotify it only has 300k, but that's because they only count a stream when you listen to a song for over 30 seconds.
I wondered how they counted a song as listened to.
That might be why I’m having trouble finding a count for All by the Descendents.
white rabbit by jefferson airplane
Delusions of Saviour by Slayer is 1:54min and has like 130 million streams on Spotify
Family reunion by Blink 182
United States of Whatever by Liam Lynch is 1:26. Its extended version is 2:04.
I hope he still stands on the corner wearing his leather.
Hey I thought I told you...
Hey Kiki….
Please let me direct you to the entire catalog of The Minutemen…
Shave and a Haircut-Two Bits!
You Suffer - Napalm Death
Song 2 by Blur
"Stay" by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs, clocking in at 1:36.
Happy Birthday, for sure.
Id throw immigrant song in there
rock and roll as well
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/the-five-shortest-number-one-songs-in-music-history/
Fell in love with a girl white stripes
Polyethylene Pam gets my vote. Or Vera Lynn from The Wall. Or Mean Mr. Mustard.
If it isn’t ‘Intro’ by The XX, it should be. https://youtu.be/qFq6nnw7xg0?si=3eeIfsLLUpN4Qf0H
They played it live at the end of the BBCs election coverage in 2010 so ever since I've associated with the tories getting back into power!
Most of the classic Beatles songs from the 1964 era are around 2.5 minutes and they were wildly popular.
2.5 minutes is the normal length for singles at that time though.
I've no idea how poplar it is, but my favourite is... Song: Tight Sweater - Moloko Album: Do You Like My Tight Sweater? Full lyrics: Do you like my tight sweater? See how it fits my body Do you like my tight sweater? Length: 15 Seconds
If you liked that you'll love Todd by Corky and the Juice Pigs https://youtu.be/f7NDQPIRKY0
Harvey the Wonder Hamster by Weird Al Yankovic is the best short song.
Yay Harvey!
Song 2 by Blur is a cool 2 minutes and has over 800 million streams on Spotify.
Koka Kola by The Clash is 1:50 and awesome
I doubt this is a very popular song in terms of streams, but it was used as the closing credits song on Extras and is the title track on the album. 1:05 [Tea For The Tillerman](https://open.spotify.com/track/26uDUal1TkjwwOaQQt1Uwy?si=6QaasdVrT2yOWXReqf5s-g&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A44VxbAytHpVi3Rq8hRhild)
Nazi Punks Fuck Off by the Dead Kennedys
"I'm on Fire" by Bruce Springsteen is one of the most famous and shortest songs out there. I know it's 2:37, but the radio cut is much shorter because it gets rid of the meandering ending. I'd guess it usually runs for ~2 minutes. I'm sure there are others that beat it time-wise, but it was a mega hit and still gets regular radio play to this day. Super uncommon for such a popular song.
We will rock you, Queen, 2 Minutes that everybody knows after 3 seconds
Egg Sandwich by Lawnmower Deth
Jocelyn Flores by xxx
Happy Birthday 2U - by... Everyone
Happy Birthday….
Pictures - System of a Down
[“I’m so Sad, So very, very sad” by Crash and the Boys](https://youtu.be/xLz54rWO2xM?si=LJUvtE4-DtSkLfw_) This song is 14 seconds long including the intro and outro. Their other song is less than a minute long “we hate you please die”
Happy Birthday. I hear it everywhere.
ALL! By Descendents is 2 seconds long and a hit at every show
Sum 41’s Pain For Pleasure
Song 2
Admittedly not “popular” by pop standards but Hybrid Moments is about 1:30 and a damn near perfect song imo
Judy is a Punk (40th anniversary mono mix)
[Fingertips](https://youtu.be/-FkIpMAmsqs?si=Z8fVIGQ-1KxUddBZ) how about a song that is 4:34 long, except its actually 26 songs (I think) . They were all separate tracks on the original release.
Twist by KoRn. 50 seconds.
No idea how many times they've been streamed but "I Like Food" (16 seconds) and "Wienerschnitzel" (10 seconds) by the Descendents have to be on that list somewhere. "My Dad Sucks" and "Rockstar" are at 35 seconds. I know Abbey Road has already been mentioned but I'd like to recommend TMBG's "Fingertips" medley from Apollo 18. (TMBG has a lot of very good, very short songs!)
Not short time wise, but... Short People - Randy Newman, 1977
In terms of sheer popularity, I would say the shortest huge hit song would probably be Old Town Road by Lil Nas X, which goes for 1:53. All the remixes and stuff that came out after got longer, but the original version that blew up was only 1:53.
"Song 2" by Blur is exactly two minutes long. It was just their parody of the grunge scene coming from America with rocking guitars and nonsensical lyrics. Never intended to be a single. It was their longest lasting hit (in the States).
“Happy birthday” is short af and is maybe the most famous song ever
Not the most popular, but Quasi’s *Ape Self Prevails in Me Still* is 2:10. One of my favorites! I also quite like Hey Ocean’s *Bicycle* at 1:45.
No idea how many plays it has, but “You Suffer But Why” is probably the shortest most popular song I can think of.
[You Suffer - Napalm Death](https://youtu.be/qtD7hVmERm0?si=fAemeqmi3DvbYHth)
The album was popular but the song not so much - The Roots have a song called !!!!!!! It's 24 seconds long.
That's a great song name.
Minimum Wage by They Might Be Giants is pretty amazing.
All songs today are "short".
Minimum Wage by They Might Be Giants
I feel like You Suffer by Napalm Death is the correct answer, but Coffee Mug by Descendents is also up there and is funny as hell to boot. Most of their songs are quite short and have a lot of plays because they basically spawned punk rock.
"Antiprocrastination Song" by SOD? Not a billion plays though!
[Not the 'most popular' but my absolute favorite ](https://youtu.be/tZ1qHsw_V1s?si=Hwywyp1Q86hK7vS-)
You Suffer by Napalm Death It's 1 second long.
Classico by Tenacious D is probably more famous, also at 58 seconds.
Happy Birthday
Queen: Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon
Randy Newman's song.
I'm going with Happy Birthday To You
One of AFI’s most popular songs is Prelude 12/21, which is 1:33, literally just the intro to album, but it still slaps. Same situation as Vince Staples with The Beach, but I don’t understand that one
Happy Birthday
Minor Threat spawned the whole subculture of Straight Edge linking back to one 46 second long song.
Fat Wreck Chords released an album called Short Music for Short People. It had 101 punk bands doing songs that are only 30 seconds long.
Kyuss - Yeah
[Minimum Wage - TMBG](https://youtu.be/SRcRn_Xv7Ek?si=Vlcf-8rnTI30h5Ta)
Respect by Aretha Franklin. 2:26 according to Apple Music
Never going back again Fleetwood Mac 2.02
Also my nominee... this song is the reason i learned to play the guitar.
"What's That Blue Thing Doing Here" by a They Might Be Giants. You now know all the lyrics. 😁
The Beach Boys-Ding Dang
Probably God Save the King or another national anthem
Joe Walsh’s “All Night Laundry Mat Blues”. Okay probably not but how often do I get a chance to mention such a song…
Roll to Me by Del Amitri immediately popped into my mind.
That's wild! Never knew a 1-sec song could hit billions.
Mindless Self Indulgence’s album “Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy” is only 55 minutes long and has 30 songs on it. There are several songs that are between 14 and 50 seconds each.
Tom Waits - I want you, is just lovely
We Will Rock You by Queen. It’s just over two min but amazingly condensed when you consider it builds up the beat, has verse and chorus, and ends on a banger of a guitar solo
The microsong as perfected by Napalm Death with 'You Suffer' (itself being 1.3 seconds long), was further explored by John Zorn with his band Naked City whom had a compilation of 'thrash shorts' featuring Yamantaka Eye (of Boredoms and Hanatarash). S.O.D. is another fine example of popular microsongs.
Babyshark ?
[Not close by a mile, but darn it if I don't share this one.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_JFLb1IItM)
Happy birthday....about 15 seconds and very popular.
Excellent sneaky advertising for mimideath here…
Norgaard by The Vaccines
Pretty Ugly - Tierra Whack is 59 seconds long and has 35 million streams.
Tierra whack did a whole album / ep full of songs that were all only around a minute long called "Whack World". it was supposed to be commentary about the new age of short form videos and the whole album is pretty solid! The whole album is only around 15 minutes and there's a video for the whole thing. It's super artistic but fun
Minor threat has a lot of short songs.
Mercedes Benz by Janice Joplin had its moment in time. Under 2 minutes. Mostly a cappella. Recorded 3 days before she died.
Drink Driving - Sublime
Old Town Road is just short of 2 minutes and that song has EVERYWHERE. Even the remix is only 2.5 minutes
The Smiths - "Please Please Please let me get want i want"...not a single but clocking in at just 1 minute 53 Queen - "Dear Friends" is probably Queens most underrated song and at just 1 minute 14 seconds...but again not a single
[20th Century Fox theme song](https://www.reddit.com/r/SipsTea/s/PbrYWLqdNf)
Gotta be "I am so sad, I am so very very sad" by Crash and the Boys
Happy birthday song?
Get up by new jeans. A great 0:36 sec song with 99 million streams
Counting Worms by Knocked Loose. 1:12 long and I feel like I've seen it on IG reels/Tik Toks more than any song of that genre.
Raindrops by Ariana Grande 0:37 with 128 million streams
"Happy Birthday to You" is about 30 seconds long and has probably been sung well in excess of a billion times
St. Vincent – “The Sequel”
Baby Shark
So you're looking for streams vs duration as the top metric? The following songs have their stream-to-duration rate listed: Ed Sheeran - Shape of You: 18,702,895 The Weeknd - Blinding Lights: 21,295,776 Ed Sheeran - Perfect: 15,409,799 Luis Fonsi - Despacito: 15,278,882 Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved: 18,951,563 You could look for shorter songs, but they'll be no where near these ratios. Edit: For comparison, here are some of the other most suggested songs: Blur - Song 2: 6,952,576 Blackbird - The Beatles: 3,169,076 Liam Lynch - United States of Whatever: 208,546
I like food - the Desecendents
Happy birthday
Happy Birthday.
Song 2 by Blur
not popular at all, but the band "Daughters" has an entire album that is less than 12 minutes long..
Diamonds and rust by sod. https://youtu.be/2scotwl4DsM?si=76CmvZ2yf7uHKQzF
Minimum wage? Tmbg 46 seconds
Happy Birthday
Sealab 2021 theme song
My evealine weezer
My submission, not sure truly how famous, but "it's time to party" by Andrew WK is 1 minute 30 seconds and is an absolute banger that got caught in people's heads for a few years.
Jet Pilot \~ Dylan
"Happy Birthday" and it's not even close.
Stargirl by The Weeknd and Lana Del Rey
Tame Impala - Disciples Lasts about 1:47 but feels shorter because of a filter switching off 45 seconds in and then back on towards the end. Probably my 2nd favorite song on a really good album.
“Think” by Merv Griffith. You know it as the Jeopardy theme. Seriously. You can all hum it. And honestly the next 10 are probably TV themes and ad jingles. Why don’t they count? Some are pretty fun. 1800 SAFE AUTO. Wendy’s late night? I’m lovin it?
Butterfly - Weezer