History Music / Furious7Soundtrack

''Furious 7: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack'' is, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin as you can tell]], the soundtrack of the 2015 blockbuster ''Film/Furious7''. The album features a wide variety of artists, playing primarily {{hip hop}}, [[ElectronicMusic EDM]], urban pop, and latin music. The soundtrack was made to provide the perfect urban dance party.[[note]]apart from the [[BlackSheepHit incongruent]] "See You Again"[[/note]]

The album debuted at at #12 on ''Billboard 200'', but following the success of the movie, shot up to ''#1'' on the chart. Its biggest success however, was that it produced "See You Again", by Music/WizKhalifa featuring Music/CharliePuth. The song became one of the biggest hits of 2015, shooting up to the top of the charts in a heartbeat, and dethroning Mark Ronson and Music/BrunoMars' "Uptown Funk!" after 14 weeks, leading to its own length 12 week long chart-topper. [[BreakawayPopHit The song eclipsed the movie itself]], which is no small feat considering ''Furious 7'' made 1.5 billion dollars. "Ride Out" and "Go Hard or Go Home" were also popular, but obviously not to the same extent.

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!!It's been a long day without you my friend, and I'll tell you all about when I trope you again

# "Ay Vamos (Remix)", performed by J Balvin featuring Music/FrenchMontana and Nicky Jam

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Hmm, lets see; Kid Ink, Tyga, Wale, YG, Rich Homie Quan, T.I., Young Thug, Sevyn Streeter, Dillon Francis, DJ Snake, Wiz Khalifa, Iggy Azalea, Prince Royce, Charlie Puth, Juicy J, Kevin Gates, Future, Sage the Gemini, David Guetta, Kaz James, DJ Shadow, Mos Def, J Balvin, French Montana, Nicky Jam, Flo Rida, Lookas, Lil Jon, Fito Blanko, Skylar Grey, and Famous to Most. That's '''''31''''' artists on one album, and there's only three songs that feature the same artists.

''Furious 7: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack'' is, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin as you can tell]], the soundtrack of the 2015 blockbuster ''[[Film/TheFastAndTheFurious Furious 7]]''. The album features a wide variety of artists, playing primarily {{hip hop}}, [[ElectronicMusic EDM]], urban pop, and latin music. The soundtrack was made to provide the perfect urban dance party.[[note]]apart from the [[BlackSheepHit incongruent]] "See You Again"[[/note]]

The album debuted at at #12 on ''Billboard 200'', but following the success of the movie, shot up to ''#1'' on the chart. Its biggest success however, was that it produced "See You Again", by Music/WizKhalifa featuring Charlie Puth. The song became one of the biggest hits of 2015, shooting up to the top of the charts in a heartbeat, and dethroning Mark Ronson and Music/BrunoMars' "Uptown Funk!" after 14 weeks, leading to its own length 12 week long chart-topper. [[BreakawayPopHit The song eclipsed the movie itself]], which is no small feat considering ''Furious 7'' made 1.5 billion dollars. "Ride Out" and "Go Hard or Go Home" were also popular, but obviously not to the same extent.

# "Ay Vamos (Remix)", performed by J Balvin featuring French Montana and Nicky Jam

* AWildRapperAppears: "See You Again" has this feel, being a piano ballad almost suited to adult contemporary apart from the rap verses.

* AWildRapperAppears: "See You Again" has this feel, being a piano ballad almost suited to adult contemporary apart from the rap verses.

* VillainSong: "Payback", being from the perspective of Deckard Shaw, is the only one about the villain on the soundtrack.

The album debuted at at #12 on ''Billboard 200'', but following the success of the movie, shot up to ''#1'' on the chart. Its biggest success however, was that it produced "See You Again", by Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth. The song became one of the biggest hits of 2015, shooting up to the top of the charts in a heartbeat, and dethroning Mark Ronson and Music/BrunoMars' "Uptown Funk!" after 14 weeks, leading to its own length 12 week long chart-topper. [[BreakawayPopHit The song eclipsed the movie itself]], which is no small feat considering ''Furious 7'' made 1.5 billion dollars. "Ride Out" and "Go Hard or Go Home" were also popular, but obviously not to the same extent.

'''''Furious 7: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack''''' is, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin as you can tell]], the soundtrack of the 2015 blockbuster ''[[Film/TheFastAndTheFurious Furious 7]]''. The album features a wide variety of artists, playing primarily {{hip hop}}, [[ElectronicMusic EDM]], urban pop, and latin music. The soundtrack was made to provide the perfect urban dance party.[[note]]apart from the [[BlackSheepHit incongruent]] "See You Again"[[/note]]

# "Off-Set", performed by T.I. and Young Thug

'''Furious 7: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack''' is, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin as you can tell]], the soundtrack of the 2015 blockbuster ''[[TheFastAndTheFurious Furious 7]]''. The album features a wide variety of artists, playing primarily {{hip hop}}, [[ElectronicMusic EDM]], urban pop, and latin music. The soundtrack was made to provide the perfect urban dance party [[note]]apart from the [[BlackSheepHit incongruent]] "See You Again"[[/note]].

'''Tracklist'''

* VillainSong: "Payback", being from the perspective of Deckard Shaw, is the only one about the villain on the soundtrack.

# "Payback", performed by [[ThreeSixMafia Juicy J]], Kevin Gates, Future, and Sage the Gemini

# "Ride Out", preformed by Kid Ink, Tyga, Wale, YG, and Rich Homie Quan
# "Off-Set", preformed by T.I. and Young Thug
# "How Bad Do You Want It (Oh Yeah)", preformed by Sevyn Streeter
# "Get Low", preformed by Dillon Francis and DJ Snake
# "Go Hard or Go Home", preformed by Wiz Khalifa and Music/IggyAzalea
# "My Angel", preformed by Prince Royce
# "See You Again", preformed by Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth
# "Payback", preformed by [[ThreeSixMafia Juicy J]], Kevin Gates, Future, and Sage the Gemini
# "Blast Off", preformed by Music/DavidGuetta and Kaz James
# "Six Days (Remix)", preformed by Music/DJShadow featuring Mos Def
# "Ay Vamos (Remix)", preformed by J Balvin featuring French Montana and Nicky Jam
# "G.D.F.R. (Noodles Remix)", preformed by Music/FloRida featuring Sage the Gemini and Lookas
# "Turn Down for What", preformed by DJ Snake and Music/LilJon
# "Meneo", preformed by Fito Blanko
# "I Will Return", preformed by Skylar Grey
# "Whip", preformed by Famous to Most (bonus track)

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Hmm, lets see; Kid Ink, Tyga, Wale, YG, Rich Homie Quan, T.I., Young Thug, Sevyn Streeter, Dillon Francis, DJ Snake, Wiz Khalifa, Iggy Azalea, Prince Royce, Charlie Puth, Juicy J, Kevin Gates, Future, Sage the Gemini, David Guetta, Kaz James, DJ Shadow, Mos Def, J Balvin, French Montana, Nicky Jam, Flo Rida, Lookas, Lil Jon, Fito Blanko, Skylar Grey, and Famous to Most. That's '''''31''''' artists on one album, and only there's only three songs that feature the same artists.

# "Six Days (Remix)", preformed by DJ Shadow featuring Mos Def

# "Turn Down for What", preformed by DJ Snake and Lil Jon

* VillainSong: "Payback", being from the perspective of Deckard Shaw, is only one about the villain on the soundtrack.

* GenreRoulette: The album is a mix of {{hip hop}}, various forms of electronica ([[HouseMusic house]], EDM, [[TrapMusic trap]]), latin music, and [[PopMusic pop]]

* UnexpectedCharacter: Compared to all the stars on the soundtrack, Charlie Puth was probably the least well known above only Famous to Most and Lookas, with only one single to his name before the album was released. Him being selected to sing the chorus of "See You Again" proved well in making it massive hit.

# "How Bad Do You Want It (Oh Yeah)", preformed Sevyn Streeter

* AdvertisedExtra: Music/IggyAzalea in "Go Hard or Go Home". It's equally credited to her and Wiz Khalifa, but Wiz does almost the entire song while Iggy only contributes a verse.

* UnexpectedCharacter: Compared to all the stars on the soundtrack, Charlie Puth was probably the least well known above only Famous to Most, with only one single to his name before the album was released. Him being selected to sing the chorus of "See You Again" proved well in making it massive hit.

* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: "Whip" by Famous to Most (easily the least well-known artist on the soundtrack) is the last song and doesn't appear in the movie.

* GoshDangItToHeck: There's hardly any swearing in the songs made for the movie, at least none harder than "damn".