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It's not uncommon for multimedia works in {{UsefulNotes/Television}}, {{Film}}s, and {{VideoGame}}s to have great soundtracks, but only occasionally do they take a memetic form.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn and maybe even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{Leitmotif}}s/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. If the fandom thinks a particular song goes well with other similar scenes it may become a "X Goes With Everything" meme. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a television series.

See also TheCatchphraseCatchesOn for when a phrase or quote becomes a meme rather than a song or its lyrics.

!!Examples


Anime and Manga

* In Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure the season five protagonist Giorno Giovanna had his ThemeMusicPowerUp song "Il Vento D'oro" or "Giornos Theme" become a meme across the anime community where it was played over {{CurbStompBattle}}s or other heroic scenes.
** Also in season 5 the song "Canzoni Preferite" dubbed the torture dance became a meme within the fandom after being used in a scene where the main cast (being members of the Italian mafia) brutally tortured a captured enemy while dancing to that song they were playing on their jukebox.
* In the Manga/MyHeroAcademia fandom for a while it was a common meme to dub the song "You Say Run" over other shows on Youtube with the title "You Say Run goes with everything".

Video Games

* In VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiIIINocturne the song "Forced Battle" /"Fierce Battle" with its IndecipherableLyrics became a meme from the (incorrect) interpretation of the chorus including "ONE MORE GOD REJECTED" for various reasons including how they clashed with the soundtrack in the Persona series set in the same universe.
** In VideoGame/Persona5 the BattleThemeMusic "Last Surprise" became one of the "X Goes With Everything" examples for videos when someone is aptly caught off guard by something, occasionally with the overlay from the videogame being edited onto the people or characters.
* {{VideoGame/Doom}}: Multiple BattleThemeMusic songs from the VideoGame/Doom franchise have taken this form due to the songs along with the protagonist commonly being thought of as badass. Songs that have been used as this are ones such as "BFG Division", "Rip and Tear", and "The Only Thing They Fear is You"

Television

* The Series/Friends series has a commonly parodied TitleSequence along with use of the ThemeTune.

* The Series/Friends series has a commonly parodied TitleSequence along with use of the TitleTheme in those videos.

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** Also in season 5 the song "Canzoni Preferite" dubbed the torture dance became within the fandom after being used in a scene where the main cast (being members of the Italian mafia) brutally tortured a captured enemy while dancing to a song they were playing on their jukebox.

** Also in JoJo season 5 the song "Canzoni Preferite" dubbed the torture dance became within the fandom after being used in a scene where the main cast (being members of the Italian mafia) brutally tortured a captured enemy while dancing to a song they were playing on their jukebox.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{Leitmotif}}s/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. If the fandom thinks a particular song goes well with other similar scenes it may become a "X Goes With Everything" meme. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a television series.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{Leitmotif}}s/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. If the fandom thinks a particular song goes well with other similar scenes it may become a "X Goes With Everything" meme. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a {{UsefulNotes/Television}} {{Series}}.

It's not uncommon for multimedia works in {{Television}}, {{Film}}s, and {{VideoGame}}s to have great soundtracks, but only occasionally do they take a memetic form.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{Leitmotif}}s/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. If the fandom thinks a particular song goes well with other similar scenes it may become a "X Goes With Everything" meme. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a {{Television}} {{Series}}.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{Leitmotif}}s/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. If the fandom thinks a particular song goes well with other similar scenes it may become a "X Goes With Everything" meme. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a Television Series.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{Leitmotif}}s/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a Television Series.

* In the Manga/MyHeroAcademia fandom for a while it was a common meme to dub the song "You Say Run" over other shows with the title "You Say Run" goes with everything.

See also TheCatchphraseCatchesOn for when a phrase or quote becomes a meme rather than a song.

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This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{LeitMotif}}s/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a Television Series.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto other SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{LeitMotif}}s/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a Television Series.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto other SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{LeitMotif}s/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a Television Series.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or HellYesMoment scene(s) the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto other SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs and heroic {{LeitMotifs}/{{RecurringRiff}}s are particularly susceptible to this. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a Television Series.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or BigDamnHeroes scene the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto other such scenes in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs are particularly susceptible to this. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a Television Series.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or BigDamnHereos scene the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto other such scenes in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs are particularly susceptible to this. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a Television Series.

This can happen for a variety of reasons and take multiple forms. In some cases it is due to the song having IndecipherableLyrics that are misinterpreted by the fandom (on accident or intentionally). Sometimes lyrics from these songs can become an example of TheCatchphraseCatchesOn or even leave the fandom they originated from. Occasionally the CurbstompBattle or BIgDamnHereos scene the song is associated with within the work will become fuel for the song to be dubbed onto other such scenes in other media or even RealLife videos, ThemeMusicPowerUp songs are particularly susceptible to this. Another manifestation of this can be the ThemeTune being used to parody the TitleSequence of a Television Series.

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