Awesome Music / Homestar Runner

• Most of the songs on the website, really. The Brothers Chaps, apparently aware of this, released quite a few music video cartoons before their expansive hiatus.
• TROOGDOOOOOR!!! TRROGDOOOOOOOOOR! The song is awesome enough to earn a place as a bonus track on Guitar Hero II. No lie.
• Come on, Fhqwhgads. And then someone mashed it up with Daft Punk's entire Random Access Memories album, and this glorious thing happened. It's also been mashed up with "Uptown Funk". Twice.
• Coach Z is an absolutely dreadful rapper nine times out of ten, but there are some occasions in which he succeeds in busting some fresh rhymes. Case in point, "These Peoples Try To Fade Me".
• Who's always giving Strong Bad a hand? The Cheat! The Cheat! And its 1936 equivalent: Who did the Hully Gully on the Panama Canal? Doo-wacka-doo-wacka-doo! It's The Snea~k!
• While the song itself is unrelated to Homestar Runner, the music video for They Might Be Giants' "Experimental Film" was done by none other than Strong Sad and The Cheat.
• Do you remember all these loading screens? Not until with this catchy tune from Homestar and Strong Bad that's all about them came up! Even Coach Z appears with a surprisingly sick freestyle verse.
• Two puppets voiced by They Might Be Giants try and get Strong Bad to "come down from his Crystal Fortress", whatever that means. Strong Bad, naturally, isn't having any of it.
• There's no real context as to why it's happening, but "One, Two, One, Two" is most definitely a jam.
• In yet another collaboration between They Might Be Giants and Homestar Runner, Strong Bad gives us an answer as to what he would do to make the town different.

• "Sbemail!", a Rock Opera composed of one word from every Strong Bad Email up to 125. The lyrics are complete nonsense, but it still rocks.
• Heart of a lion and the wings of a bat, BECAUSE IT'S MIDNITE! This song also made it to the Guitar Hero series, this time on Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s. Again, no joke.
• Taranchula release their new hit single "Trudgemank", featuring a surprise appearance by Peacey P.

• The full version of "The Cheat is Not Dead" starts out just as catchy as it was in SBEmail "Caper". Then the second half comes along and things start getting absolutely ridiculous.
• Stinkoman 20X6 boasts an OST of wall-to-wall awesome tunes, with Level 2, Level 7, Level 9, and the boss battle theme standing out in particular.
• In Marzipan's Answering Machine version 13.2, while The King of Town's demo on message 5 isn't very good, The Cheat's remix of it on message 3 is really catchy.

• After years of inactivity, Strong Bad and Coach Z surprise the "pyorple" with their new number-one jam, "Fish Eye Lens".
• Sloshy's B-est of B-sides, which was made for Record Store Day 2015. For a band whose entire gimmick is just not caring, they're pretty decent.
• To commemorate his 150th email, Strong Bad records a number-one jam with the many, many alternate versions of himself featured on the website.
• The Dethemberween Thnikkaman song. It's so merry and fun! All the characters (except Bubs) get to join in, too! Sing it now: One, two, three! IT'S THE DETHENBERWEEN, THNIKKAMAN, AND HE'LL MAKE, YOUR DREAMS, COME TRUE! Doodlie-diddly-doo!
• The unnamed song that the all-girl metal band Advantage sings in "The Limozeen Advantage" (a short from one of the now-discontinued DVDs) is brief, but man is it catchy.

• "Kooky Moonlight" is a spot-on Affectionate Parody of 1970s mystery-solving cartoon musical numbers while being a rather catchy tune in its own right.