Zip-a-dee-do-dah, zip-a-dee-aye! My oh my what a wonderful day...
"Zip-Ah-Dee-Do-Dah" was originally from Song of the South. If it wasn't an earworm, it would be forgotten. Cause you know, in Disney World, it never happened.
But Splash Mountain certainly happened (the attraction still has the Song of the South references). Speaking of which, "Everybody has a laughin' place, a laughin' place to go ho ho..."
Can't forget "How Do You Do?" which is probably the most annoyingly catchiest of the movie's songs.
Lovingly spoofed in this Lord of the Rings version: Go hobbits, go!
From Your Friend the Rat: "Imagine if you will a world where women, rats, and men and children live in peace and harmony. We're even holding hands! We're dancing through the streets and singing cabaret songs. Ooh la la la! Join with us! We'll make a human ratty wonderland!"
Hello, Hello, Hello. Can you hear me now, or am I losing you? Gotta reconnect somehow...
Quit playing games with my head/ I’m a sport, but I’m not a toy/ Let’s not analyze what I said/ I don’t want to be a complex boy, boy, boy, boy, BOY, BOY BOY!
O RLY? This troper has had "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" wedged into his head forcefully for God knows how long... which has only served to make him love it even more. Go figure.
Who can forget this number from Beauty and the Beast? Gosh it disturbs me to see you Gaston, looking so down in the dumps, every guy would love to be you Gaston even when taking your lumps, there's no man in town as admired as you, you're everyone's favourite guy, everyone's awed and inspired by you, and it's not very hard to see why. No one's slick as Gaston, no one's quick as Gaston, no one's neck as incredibly thick as Gaston's, there's no man in town half as manly, perfect a pure paragon. You can ask any Tom, Dick or Stanley and they will tell you whose team they'd prefer to be on.
No one's gloomy or complaining While the flatware's entertaining We tell jokes I do tricks With my fellow candlesticks
Look there she goes. That girl is strange, no question...
What's worse is getting the little instrumental part of that song stuck in your head...da, dahdah, dah DAAAH dud..da, dahdah du DAAH!
He was a no-one! A ze-ro, ze-ro! Now he's a hot-shot! He's a He-ro! Here was a kid with his act down pat, Zero to Hero, in no time flat! Zero to Hero, just like that!
"And that's the Gospel Truth...". It helps that the muses are voiced by Broadway singers.
"If there's a prize for rotten judgement * sighs* I think i've already won that. No man is worth the aggrevation. But that's ancient history been there done that./Who do you think you're kidding? He's the earth and heaven to you, try to keep it hidden, honey we can see right through you, girl you can't conceal it, we know what you're thinking and who you're thinking of./ Oh no chance no way I won't say it no no/ You swoon you sigh why deny it uh oh!/ It's too cliché I won't say i'm in love."
Oh I come from a land, from a faraway place Where the caravan camels roam
"Adventures in Squirrelsitting" also gave the toe-tapping "Fat Cat Stomp".
Two others from the same show are "The Best of Everything" (sung by Fat Cat in the pilot episode) and the Coo-Coo Cola jingle from the episode "The Case of the Cola Cult".
There's also that episode with the crazy bee-keeping lady that did metal concerts or some such. As for the theme song, the electric guitar version of it at the end of some episodes was pretty awesome.
This little number, a short electronica tune comprised near-entirely of samples from Disney'sAlice in Wonderland, sternly refuses to leave this troper's head. Along with the video, in fact.
While somewhat creepier in tone, Marilyn Manson's version also qualifies.
This troper nominates KoRn's cover of 'Kidnap the Sandy Claws'. Just...listen to it. (La-lala-lalala, la-la-lala-laaaaaa!)
Korn nothing, listen to Buckethead's version here. It leads into the Halloween theme.
Hey, don't forget Oogie Boogie's song.
How could I forget something that hideously catchy...
"Release me now or you must face dire consequences! The children are expecting me, so please come to your senses!"
"You're jokin'! You're jokin'! I can't believe my ears! Would someone shut this fella up? I'm drownin' in my tears! It's funny! I'm laughin'! You really are too much! And now, with your permission, I'm going to do my stuff."
"Gonna fix you up, by the time we're through, I'll be Tigger One, you'll be Tigger Two! It's gonna be great, it's gonna be great, it's gonna be great!"
From the World War II era Classic Disney Shorts: "When der FOO-rer says, We iz da master race, we HEIL! (raspberry) HEIL! (raspberry), right in der FOO-rer's face!"
The anti-Nazi short was originally called "Donald Duck in Nutzi Land," but the song "Der Fuehrer's Face" that was composed for it became such a runaway hit that they changed the name.
"Can I get a syllabus, a little discipline? Judge me on a scale from A to F..."
You're the one, yes you're the star / we need you back on bass guitar / you're fabuloooous (I'm fabulous) / you're fabuloooous.
Nerd ain't no pinata!
"Does she love me for who I am?/ Or does she want to put my brain in a can?/ She can have it, 'cause I never want to be apart/ From her alien heart!"
There's a platypus controlling him— whaaaaaat?
"I bear lots of animosity to bellhops, they never get my luggage up on time..."
Yes, my goody two-shoes brother/ The favorite of my mother/He's the one I want to smother/ Thank you, Sir! I'll have another!/ He's the one I want to smother/In a ton of pigeon goo-oo!
"Well there's snow on the ground, and sleighbells all around, but the sun's beating down because it's Swinter"
They're finally gettin' married, they're finally gettin' married! There's a party, oooooh...there's a party in Agrabah!
Oh, you remember the Prince Ali Ababwa song from the first movie? It's a cool song, isn't it? Trying getting it stuck in your head, nonstop, for an entire week.
"ARABIAN NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHTS, ARABIAN DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYS..."
"One jump ahead of the breadline..."
"Come dream with me tonight...", i.e. the Teddy Ruxpin theme. The backup singer echoes are largely to blame.
Maybe you've heard of a terrible place where the scoundrels of Paris collect in a lair...
"Hellfire! Dark fire! Now Gypsy, it's your turn...choose me or your pyre! Be mine or you will buuuuuuuuuuurn..."
"Now here is a riddle to guess if you can, sing the bells of Notre Daaame: who is the monster and who is the maaaan? Sing the bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, BELLS OF NOTREEEEE DAAAAAAAAAAAME!"
Who wouldn't love a guuuuuuuuuuy liiiiiiiike yooooooooooooooooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!
"Once a year, we throw a party here in town! Once a year, we turn all Paris upside-down!"
"Stay away from them, child. They're Gypsies, for they'll rob us blind!"
"Who's the leader of the club that's made for you and me? M-I-C-K-E-Y, M-O-U-S-E! Hey, there! Hi, there! Ho, there! You're as welcome as can be! M-I-C-K-E-Y, M-O-U-S-E!"
Though this isn't the original version of the song, this troper heard the Mickey/Donald/Goofy version of this tune from a lowly Sing-Along-Songs tape at a young age, never saw it again, and still remembered it after all these years. Always will, too. "It's friendship, friendship! Just the perfect blendship!"
Oh god, ANY movie with songs by Phil Collins applies to this trope.
From Jungle Junction via Playhouse Disney we have,"Gotta zip, gotta zip, gotta spin our wheels.Because you know how great it feels. Gotta zip (gotta gotta gotta) gotta spin our wheels!"
I'll start with a circle/Then draw a line/The line's the horizon/The circle's the sun/And maybe some squiggles/To look like a hill/The hill we drove over/The day I moved to Bluffington...
Wish I was anybody else at all/I mean it Skeeter, almost anybody else at all/Instead of feeling like I'm slamming up against a wall/A total loser!/You think that any other kid could see/How much I'm itchin` to be any other kid but me!/To pull a switch and hitch the dope who blew a date with her/I'd pull a lot more weight with her/As anybody else- at all!!!!
Pump me up, pump me up/Drain his brain and pump me up/Once his ego takes a stomping/Hear me holler, "Ain't I something?"/Keep it pumping...
Doesn't matter what he does/To get your spirit swayin`/Stick to being you, because/No matter what he's sayin`/Quailman, you, and only you, can save the daaay!!!!
DALMATIAN VACATION! We're gonna have a tail-waggin` time!
Surf puppies 101, having fun in the summer sun, building doghouse castles in the sand, becoming one with the sun `til their tails turn tan!
The bowl is empty, the dog is howling, it's for kibble, he is growling, the answer to your doggy's hunchies, spend a lot of money on CRUELLA KRUNCHIES!
However much I love the Beast... Let's slay the beast tonight, let's slay the beast, ALRIGHT!
Hey, girl!/Have you seen her? When's Minnie gonna get here?/I thought she'd be here by now!/Well, the party ain't fun without Minnie Mouse!/Ooohhh, Is she in? Is she in? Is Minnie In?/When Minnie walks in then the fun begins!/The place is hummin', drummin', waitin' for her/When's she gonna be here? We all adore her! (Minnie Mouse)/The whole place's like a beehive buzzin'/'Cause in here she's the queen, believe me! (Me too! Me three!)/We're talkin', talkin', talkin' about her/I wish she'd hurry up 'cause it's no fun without her! (Minnie Mouse)/Have you heard? Have you heard? Have you heard what's the word?/The word is Minnie! (Minnie! Yeah!)/'Cause Minnie's the one we're waitin' for/To soar through the door and score on the dance floor!/Yo, check it out! Catch the spin!/Put a grin on your chin 'cause Minnie is in!
Minnie Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Minnie mouse is in the house (repeat)
Now that Minnie's here, it's a mouse-house party/Go tell it on Michael and Mona and Marty/Gonna twirl, gonna swirl, gonna ride the groove/And when you see her, you've got to MOVE!/Move, baby! Move to the motion of the sound waves like an ocean/Well, now I'm thinkin', don't just stand there blinkin'/She just came in all pretty and pink and.../Presto! Change-O! Hocus-pocus!/She's a polka-dot princess, she's got the focus!/She sticks with Mick through thick and thin/So put a grin on your chin... ...because Minnie is in!
Minnie Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Minnie Mouse is in the house (repeat 4*)
Well, now you know no one would ever diss her/'Cause if she went away, we would really miss her!/The dance floor is her heart and soul territory, that's her story/The story of Minnie Mouse! (Minnie Mouse!)/In the house! (In the house!)/Mick's girlfriend is in the mix/So make a chance, take a glance, catch her dancin', prancin'!/All the night and all the day/Well, you know what I'm going to say/When Minnie's in, then the fun begins/So put a grin on you chin... ...because Minnie is in!
Minnie Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Minnie Mouse is in the house... (fade out)
Anyone who owned a copy of the 101 Dalmatians Animated Storybook will be occasionally haunted by the super-catchy songs one could listen to while playing it. (Sadly, no high-quality link is providable.)
"We shall not, we shall not be moved! We shall not, we shall not be moved..."
"Ahoy there, sailor, can you do the otter dance?/First you take your right flipper and you slap it on your pants/Next you take your left flipper and you catch a little fish/Then you take your little tail and go swish, swish, swish!"
"My old man don't believe in otters!"
"Oh, we're the men, from over there, there, there, there..."
"I'm a hula hula hula baby!"
"Welcome Vincent, to the circle of CHAMPIONS!"
"First there's meeee, the statewide singing champ, and then there's heeeeer, the statewide spelling champ, and then there's hiiiim, the statewide chess champ, and that's not ALL!"
"We've got a checkers champ, a Latin champ, a fencing champ, a science king, a jump rope champ, a drawing champ, a whistling champ, a hopscotch queen, and that's not AAALLLL!!!"
"We've got a poker champ, a fishing champ, a marbles champ, a ping-pong king, a puzzles champ, a banjo champ, a skittle champ, a fish-stick queen, AND THAT'S NOT AAAAALLLL!!!!"
"R-E-C-E-S-S!"
"Gus, Gus, Oh mighty Gus, king of all the playground! Gus, gus, oh shiny Gus, we're glad such a great king we've found!"
"Oh, jingle bells/Prickley smells/Menlo's such a drag/Ashley girls flip their curls/And Finster is a hag/Oh, jingle bells/Randall tells/Kindergartners scream/What's that noise? The digger boys/For lunch they ate some beans/Oh Jingle bells/Christmas spells:/Two weeks off from school/No more books/Or lunch from cooks/The holidays are cool!
"We're off to see those Nitwitz 3/3 men, a dog and a talking rubber duckie/Just don't ask why, `cuz they'll reply, 'Me no know!'"
This troper, in fact, hates the movies with a passion, but LOVES the music.
I WANT IT ALL, I want it, I want it... the fame and the fortune and more!
If we're going to discuss live action Disney stuff, then [[Newsies]] *must* be mentioned. It's got a lot of really good, catchy songs in it, a good story, and not nearly enough love.
One little, two little, three little angels/Four little, five little, six little angels/Seven little, eight little, nine little angels/All that's left of Uncle Tom!
