Ear Worm/Music/DEF

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 * Daft Punk:
 * "Around the world, around the woooorld..."
 * Actually, let's just get it over with and say Daft Punk period.
 * Work it harder, make it better, do it faster, makes us stronger.
 * The Daft Hands video makes it even better. Fast fingers! So fast!
 * Kanye West's sampling of it, followed (for me at least) by it being overplayed everywhere for a whole summer (my work had a radio playing the pop-station for all of summer 2008, and "Stronger" was played at least once an hour for months) made this even worse.
 * I hate to do this to you all, but  
 * BUY IT USE IT BREAK IT FIX IT TRASH IT CHANGE IT MELT UPGRADE IT...
 * "My Problem" from Dance Hall Crashers. If you heard the song before and deny it, YOU'RE LYING
 * "Flagpole Sitta" by Harvey Danger. "I'M NOT SICK, BUT I'M NOT WELL!"
 * This song may not be an earworm for me, but it's got a lot of good memories attached to it, so I never fail to sing it at the top of my lungs whenever it comes on the radio.
 * Danzig: "Mother, tell your children not to walk my way..."
 * DaRude: SANDSTORM.
 * The Darkness: "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" and "Get Your Hands Off My Woman".
 * Dead or Alive: "You spin me right round baby, right round like a record, baby" (was also subject to Memetic Mutation on the Meatspin site. No, I am not going to link to it. Google it yourself, if you dare. More benignly, Spinzaku also got it as his "theme").
 * Same with Flo Rida's 'remix' to the tune of "You spin my head round right round, when ya go down..."
 * Not remix, sample. And God, that Flo Rida song is sticky (helps the guest star, Ke$ha, sounds like Katy Perry, which appears elsewhere).
 * Flo Rida's "Low" is just as catchy.
 * Def Leppard is pretty much made of this trope. Examples include: "Rock of Ages", "Foolin'", "Bringing on the Heartbreak", "Pour Some Sugar on Me", "Photograph". I could go on for days.
 * How about "Sweet Lullaby" by Deep Forest? "Saso saso ato aro aro..." And the sample by Mauro Picotto in Komodo isn't much better - "save a soul, save a love for a better life..." Do NOT listen to any version of these songs unless you want to find yourself humming the melody at inopportune moments.
 * Deep Purple, "Smoke on the Water".
 * Jason Derulo:
 * "In my head / I see you all over me / In my head / You fufill my fantasy"
 * JASON DERULO!
 * I'm feeling like a star, you can't stop my shine, I'm lovin' cloud nine, my head's in the sky, I'm solo, I'm ridin' solo, I'm ridin' solo, I'm ridin' solo, solo...
 * Depeche Mode:
 * DOOT DOOT DOOT-DO-DO DO-DO... I just can't get enough!
 * "All I ever wanted, all I ever needed is here in my arms..."
 * "Let's play ~ MASTER AND SERVANT!"
 * your own, personal, Jesus, someone to hear your prayers someone who cares
 * Dethklok has quite a few:
 * "Go Into the Water"
 * "Thunderhorse"
 * "Dethharmonic"
 * " I jacked off in a doctor's face..."
 * "It tastes like coffee/'cause I had some effing coffee/before I comes down here/to say"
 * My Looney Bun is Fine Benny Lava... (Kalluri Vaanil by Prabhu Deva A.K.A. Benny Lava, to see why go to Mondegreen or Gag Sub)
 * Devo: Now whip it! Into shape! Shape it up! Get straight! Go forward! Move ahead! Try to detect it! It's not too late! To whip it! Whip it good!
 * Come On, Eileen by Dexy's Midnight Runners. "Too-rye-ay!"
 * That one even lampshades this. One of the lyrics is "you'll hum this tune forever".
 * Save Ferris's version ups the tempo and bounciness and makes it even more fun and, thus, even more of an ear worm.
 * Dethkloks Duncan Hills Coffee Jingle
 * King Diamond: GRANDMA WHAT WAS IT LIIIIIIKE?!? TO BE ON THE HOLIDAY SIIIIIITE?!?
 * Dimmu Borgir, "Blood Hunger Doctrine" - or at least, the beginning part used in this awesome trailer. Daaaaa-dadadaaaa-daaaa-dadadadada...
 * Dido's "Two Times" dodo dodo do, do dodo dodo do do dodo dodo do three times...
 * Dire Straits:
 * "Walk Of Life".
 * The Epic Riff of "Sultans of Swing".
 * 'Money for Nothing' is worse. It's an AWESOME song, and I still overdose on it sometimes...
 * A veteran earworm from Disney Theme Parks - "There's so much * that we share, that it's time we're aware, it's a small world after all..."
 * NO! ANYTHING BUT THAT!
 * Reputedly, scientists made "It's a Small World" as an experiment on catchy tunes. I knew scientists were mad.
 * I can definitely attest to the catchiness of that song, having had it stuck in my head on and off for the last decade after going on the "It's a small world" ride at Disneyland. It just keeps coming back.
 * I believe that its horrifying catchiness was best described by a park employee when she went there - "Don't see 'It's a Small World' unless you want to slit your wrists."
 * In Disneyland, "It's A Small World" is referred to among employees as "The Asylum".
 * Listen to it here, if you dare!
 * And here's a remix from Dance Dance Revolution Disney Mix.
 * The earworminess was parodied (perhaps a little too well) by The Simpsons. "Duff Beer for me, Duff Beer for you, I'll have a Duff, you have one too!" (repeat ad nauseum)
 * According to the DVD commentary, that song originally had two verses, but was shortened to one to make it more annoying (and hence make the gag funnier).
 * I've spent the last 18 years trying to get that song out of my head...thank you very much.
 * It's a Small World's" earworminess was also parodied, briefly, on Family Guy when Stewie wandered away from Peter and was chained to the exhibit.
 * * Another Disney World song that will never leave your head is the Welcome medly, especially the first part.
 * The Distillers were HORRIBLE about this. ( but were no doubt a great band!)
 * I STILL have Coral Fang stuck in my head...
 * How about City of Angels?
 * Ever hear Word Comes Tumblin' Down? You'll be singing it in your Afterlife
 * It's the opening riff and first verse from For Tonight Your Only Here To Know for me. It's just...So awesome...
 * "I Touch Myself" by the Divinyls. ...Shut up.
 * "Dixie". What makes it even worse is that due to its associations with The Confederacy, one dare not sing it, lest you be Mistaken for Racist.
 * Doop, by Doop.
 * Carl Douglas: Everybody was KUNG FU FIGHT-TII-ING, nananana nana na na na!
 * Also, check out Jack Black's cover for Kung Fu Panda.
 * I looked up "Through The Fire And Flames" due to it being on the That One Boss trope. 6 weeks later and it hasn't left my head yet...
 * You think that is an Ear Worm? You don't know Dragonforce ear worms until you listen to Black Winter Night, Once in a Lifetime, and Operation Ground and Pound.
 * MY SOUL AND MY SPIRIT WILL GO OOOOOOOON FOR ALL OF ETERNITYYYYY!
 * This Troper would add "Fury of the Storm" to this list. Heck, a good deal of Dragon Force music could likely qualify.
 * Dr. Bombay:
 * "I like my sitar, I like my sitar, I play the sitar, sitar, wherever I go, o-o-oh!"
 * "I love to drive the taxi, I like it very much. Even though I have no liscense, I always find the clutch." Calcutta will stay with you forever.
 * Dr Bombay falls under the category of "Annoyingly Catchy Indian". His music will never leave.
 * Some of Dr Bombay's (aka Jonny Jakobsen) work as Dr MacDoo (a faux Scot) and much of his work as Carlito (a faux Mexican) also refuse to leave the brain once heard, as following some of the related suggestions at the My Sitar video will prove.
 * The Dream Academy: A HEY A MA MA MA! (Later That Night) A HEY A MA MA MA HEY-EY-EY-EY-YA! "Life in a Northern Town" A HEY MA MA MA MA!
 * Dschinghis Khan:
 * Moskau Moskau, wirf die Gläser and die Wand, Russland is ein schönes Land...
 * Also, there's their self titled song.
 * Loreley, Rocking Son Of Dschinghis Khan and Hadschi Halef Omar are also huge ones. Actually let's just say everything by Dschinghis Khan is an Earworm.
 * Hilary Duff (Lizzie Mcguire): "Wake up, wake up, on a Saturday night. Could be New York, maybe Hollywood and Vine..."
 * Duffy:
 * I had "Rain On Your Parade" stuck in my head for ages for a long time, so I got the song, and I have to say there is something strangely soothing about an extremely blonde Welsh woman belting out how she's gonna keep on rainin', rainin', rainin' over you.
 * Of course, there's also "Mercy."
 * Bob Dylan's "All Along The Watchtower" can repeat itself over, and over, and over again, especially if you've been watching too much Battlestar Galactica.
 * ESPECIALLY the BSG version. It's freaking awesome.
 * Let's not forget the Covered Up Jimi Hendrix version.
 * For more Jimi Hendrix, you can go to the H section.
 * Joooooohny's in the basement, mixing up the medicine, I'm on the pavement, thinking 'bout the government!
 * Doobie Brothers:
 * I have had "China Grove" stuck in his head for months. Not that I'm complaining...
 * "Without love, where would you be now? Without loooooooooooooo-"
 * WHOA LISTEN TO THE MUSIC/WHOA LISTEN TO THE MUSIC/WHOA LISTEN TO THE MUSIC ALL THE TIME
 * I'd like to hear some funky Dixieland, pretty mama come and take me by the hand...
 * The Dead Kennedys:
 * California Uber Alles.
 * "Holiday in Cambodia"
 * I'm a little surprised that no one's mentioned 'Country Roads, Take Me Home' by John Denver, Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert. It's a beautiful song, though it took hearing it in Whisper of the Heart to realize that... I, an American, began to like (some) American country music because I heard it in a Japanese Anime... that's what you call ironic.
 * Pretty much every Doctor Steel song. Subservience has never been so damn catchy.
 * Celine Dion. Titanic's theme. NEAAAAAR, FAAAAAR, WHEREVER YOU ARRRREEE....
 * Dyza Boys bring you "Nekeca" all the way from the Czech Republic.
 * The Dillinger Escape Plan's song "Unretrofied." IIIIIIIIIIIIIII'll just faaaake it in the eeeeeeeend...
 * Dream Theater has some of this in songs such as "Octavarium" (from 12:16 13:49) and "Metropolis, pt. 1" (starting at 5:57).
 * Dane Rumble with his, "how could you be so cruel to me?" Ironic really.
 * Name a Disturbed album, and chances you'll find at least three good Ear Worms. Examples include Stupify, Pain Redefined, and The Night.
 * "Get up, come on, get down with the sickness!"
 * "Livin' isn't just hard enough..."
 * "I am stricken and I can't let you go!"
 * "All that you want is to criticize..."
 * "This is the world we live in..."
 * "A sinner tonight, yeah, yeah!"
 * "Give your soul to me, for eternity!"
 * "Indestructible! Determination that is incorruptible!"
 * "Still, we ravage the world that we love!"
 * "For the animal's soul is mine..."
 * The horrifyingly catchy "Barbra Streisand" by Duck Sauce. I just left the link here, if you find yourself on the brink of gibbering madness after it loops in your brain for the 3000th time, don't blame me...
 * How about the song it samples, "Gotta Go Home" by Boney M? Sure, it's not as simple, but it most certainly IS infectiously catchy.
 * In a similar vein of sampling, "Who The F**k is Wikileaks?" from the "Boney M Goes Club" album.
 * Oh gawd, this troper's Russian partner is indirectly responsible for the brain-stick that is "Про Васю" by Дюна ("About Vasya" by Dyuna/Dune). Doesn't help that it has this cheesetastic post-Soviet cartoon video.
 * You say party I say disco, disco disco party party. Disco. Party. Disco. Party.

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 * The Eagles' "Hotel California".
 * "September" and "Let's Groove" by Earth, Wind & Fire. Both of these songs have endured enough over the years to receive covers by other artists decades later, and they are no less catchy for it. "September" was covered by Elite Beat Agents (link) and Pomplamoose, and "Let's Groove" has been covered by CDB, Dance Dance Revolution (link) and B5.
 * Eazy E: "Woke up quick, at about noon/Just thought that I had to be in Compton soon..."
 * Eels: "The road in front of us is long and it is wide/We've got beginner's luck, we've got it on our side (WHOA-OH-OH!)/If you are willing, well I think I'm qualified/And with beginner's luck we've gotta take the ride..."
 * "Blue" by Eiffel 65. That is all. Prepare to have it in your head for quite a while.
 * Like "You Spin Me Round", Flo Rida had a field day with it.
 * You know what? Scratch it, anything by Eiffel 65 is bound to get stuck in your head and stay there for an undisclosed amount of time. This troper is especially susceptible to "DJ With the Fire", despite it being one of their lesser known songs.
 * Einstürzende Neubauten:
 * "DINGSALLER DINGSALLER DINGS DINGS ALLER! DINGSALLER DINGSALLER DINGS DINGS ALLER!"
 * "Weil Weil Weil" I love it, but IT NEVER FUCKING LEAVES!!!!!
 * "Yü-Gung" does this as well: "F Ãœ TTER MEIN EGO!!!! F Ãœ TTER MEIN EGO!!! EGO EGO EGO!!!!"
 * El Chombo - Chacarron Macarron. It's absurd nonsense but it WILL be stuck in your head.
 * Electric Light Orchestra's catalog has much of this:
 * Try to get Mr. Blue Sky out of your head. Right. Now. See? You can't. MR. BLUE SKY, PLEASE TELL US WHY YOU HAD TO HIDE AWAY FOR SO LONG...
 * Sun is shining in the sky/There ain't a cloud in sight~
 * DADADADAAAH You got me running, going out of my mind / DADADADAAAH You got me thinking that I'm wasting my time / Don't bring me down / No, no, no, no, no, ah woohoo / I'LL TELL YOU ONCE MORE / BEFORE I GET OFF THE FLOOR / Don't bring me down
 * This Troper has a lot of trouble trying to get "Calling America" out of her head.
 * Electric Six loves doing this.
 * YOU! I wanna take you to a gay bar! I wanna take you to a gay bar! I wanna take you to a GAY BAR, GAY BAR'...
 * I buy the drugs, I light the fi-yah, I am your main suppliah, I am the man and I buy the drugs!
 * Sing, everybody, Deustche, Deustche, vaya con dios, amigos...
 * Because girls like you, make guys like me, make love, to a compu-tah...
 * Now everybody down at McDonellzzz/And they hittin' tha bottle/And everybody coo'!
 * FIRE IN THE DISCO! FIYAH IN THA, TACO BELL!
 * DAN-JAH, DAN-JAH! HIGH VOLTAGE!
 * YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR KITCHEN, BABYYYYYYYYYYYY!
 * CALLIN UNPROTECTED GIRLS ,INFECTED GIRLS ,DO IT BETTER!!
 * Elizabeth and the Catapults would like to Race You back home.
 * "I'm just a hunk-a-hunk-a burnin love. I'm just a hunk-a-hunk-a burnin love." Every other day I get "Burning Love" by Elvis song stuck in head.
 * I'll have a bluueeee Christmas with out you
 * "You ain't nothing but a hound dog/Cryin' all the time"
 * Emerson, Lake, and Palmer: "OOOOOHHH what a lucky man he was"
 * Eminem:
 * "Won't the real Slim Shady please stand up, please stand up, please stand up"
 * "Lose yourself in the moment"
 * The Dido-sung chrous of "Stan".
 * This is sampled from Dido's "Thank You", which is an even worse Ear Worm.
 * Just lose it. AAH-AAH-AAAH. Go crazy. AH-AAAH-AAH-AH
 * "Hi! My name is wha...My name is who...My name is wikiwikiwuh Slim Shady..."
 * "...cause it feels so empty without me! Nananana! Nananana! Nananana!"
 * Enrique Iglesias:
 * Try listening to "I Like It" and see if you don't have the urge to blurt out "Baby, I like it!" at random intervals for the rest of the day.
 * Please excuse me I don't mean to be rude...
 * Enya - Anywhere Is
 * Everything in And Winter Came... that doesn't sound like a church song. Especially "Trains and Winter Rains", which seems to have been written and composed around this trope.
 * This Troper cannot believe that "Orinoco Flow" wasnt included here. Seriously, "Sail away, sail away, sail away~"
 * E Nomine. Goddamned E Nomine. I don't know more than a few words in German and Latin, but it doesn't stop their damn songs from getting stuck in my fucking head.
 * Pick an E-Rotic song. Any E-Rotic song.
 * To start, I'll give you this: "Do it all night, do it with me, I'll take you to heaven if you make me feel free, babe..."
 * Fred, come to bed, 'cause my Max had sex with his sexy ex...
 * Carried away by a Moonlight shadow (shadow)...
 * Whatever you want, just do it my way-ay-ay-ay-ay, don't make me wet...
 * Dr. Dick. It becomes even worse when you connect it to a certain class of a certain FPS.
 * The new Lyane-Raz-Ma-Taz band, S.E.X. Appeal, as well.
 * "Turn me on, turn me on. Just do it right, you can't go wrong. I'm the radio that plays your favorite song, just turn me on..."
 * "You are so sweet, I gotta admit, I wanna know if my key will fit. So let me seek your honey pot, I want all that you have got. Won't. You. Touch my skin. Let me tell you it's no sin. You may love my touch or not, I wanna find your tender spot!"
 * David Essex. Rock on. I had it stuck in my head for about a month.
 * Europe: "IT'S THE FIIIINAL COUNTDOOOOOOOOOOOWN!!! DOO-DO-DO-DOO DOODOLOO-DO-DO "
 * I am a firm believer that every song ever can segue into the Final Countdown, and make an effort to demonstrate it, constantly.
 * Eurythmics:
 * I can't believe "Sweet Dreams" hasn't been listed yet. The song is unbelievably catchy and I've found myself suddenly singing the song lyrics for no apparent reason.
 * Here comes an earworm again! falling on my ears like a tragedy
 * Always by Erasure. Seriously, once it's in your head, not even a bullet will get it back out.
 * As Referenced in the Scrubs episode "My Best Friend's Mistake": A Little Respect: "I TRY TO DISCOVERRRRRRRR, A LITTLE SOMETHING TO MAAAKE MEEEE SWEEEETAH!!!
 * ALLWAAAYS WANN BEE WITH YOU~ AND MAKE BELIEVE WITH YOU~ AND LIVE IN HARMONY, HARMONY OH LOVE~!
 * Evanescence: "Bring Me to Life"
 * Exist Trace: "GINGER". Doesn't matter if you even know a lick of Japanese.

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 * Falco:
 * Amadeus, Amadeus! Amadeus! Amadeus, Amadeus! Amadeus! Amadeus, Amadeus! Oh oh oh, Amadeus!
 * Diabeetus, Diabeetus! Diabeetus! Diabetus, Diabeetus! Oh oh oh Diabeetus!
 * I'm a tumor, I'm a tumor! I'm a tumor, I'm a tumor, I'm a tumor! Oh oh oh I'm a tumor!
 * Dr. Zaius, Dr. Zaius! Dr. Zaius, Dr. Zaius!
 * Fall Out Boy:
 * "Dance, Dance": we're falling apart to half time...
 * "We're going down, down..."
 * "Thanks for the memories, thanks for the memories..."
 * Also, you've got "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race" and "I Don't Care"
 * "I set my clocks early cause I know I'm always late!"
 * Thanks to Burnout 3, "Reinventing the Wheel to Run Myself Over"
 * Far East Movement: Now I'm feelin' so fly like a G6...
 * Now I'm feelin' so fried like a cheese stick...
 * BUM BUM BUM, BA BA BUM BUM BUM, BUM BUM...
 * Fastball: "Everyone can see the road that we walk on is paved in gold..."
 * Jose Feliciano: "Feliz Navidad." I can attest that I had this in my head for six months straight.
 * My wife has had this song stuck in her head for YEARS.
 * I had to learn this song for Christmas in second grade, and subsequently couldn't stop singing it until the next Christmas.
 * My son came up with an even catchier parody: "Fleas on my dog. Fleas on my dog ..."
 * Bryan Ferry's Let's Stick Together is absurdly catchy.
 * Five For Fighting:
 * "100 Years". Fifteen there's still time for you/Time to buy and time to lose...
 * "I'm only a man in a silly red sheet..."
 * Firewater's "Get Out Of My Head".
 * I'm guessing it didn't.
 * Fleetwood Mac:
 * "Don't! Stop! Thinkin' about tomorrow! Don't! Stop! It'll soon be here!"
 * Peacekeeper taaaaake your time, wait for the daaaaaaark of niiiight, soon all the sooooooooooons will riiiiise
 * You can gooo your own waaaaaaay (GO your own waaay!!)
 * SHE LOOKS A LOOOOT LIIIIIIIIKE YOOOOOOOOU
 * Pretty much anything by Flight of the Conchords, but in particular 'Foux De Fa Fa', 'Prince Of Parties', and 'Frodo'.
 * Infamous punk band Flipper somehow managed to deconstruct this trope with Sex Bomb. All the instuments play this simple little riff, then they start taking solos and some some AWESOME noise. Just rhythmic chaotic noise. And let's not forget the "hook", which are also the only lyrics in the song:

She's a Sex Bomb, Baby-Yeah!"


 * The Tom Jones song of same name is just as catchy.
 * Heck, any Tom Jones song. What's new pussycat, woah woah woah woah.
 * Flobots P
 * The song "Handlebars" is the catchiest song known to man.
 * I take it you've never heard "Combat", then. No known beat that can keep me lonely, No known beat that can keep me lonely...
 * One that gets worse due to (literal) "Grand Theft Auto" Effect: "I Ran" by A Flock of Seagulls. "And I ran, I ran so far away..."
 * It even became an advertising earworm for the game as well.
 * Cradle of Filth's 'From the Cradle to Enslave'. http://youtu.be/nCvKYRXgwr8 Many times have I found myself simply breaking into a chorus of 'THIS IS THE END OF EVERYTHING!!!'
 * Flo Rida:
 * "Sugar" (ft. Wynter): "My lips like sugar / This candy's got you sprung..."
 * "Your club can't even handle me right now... (PUT YOUR HANDS UP! PUT YOUR HANDS UP)"
 * OH! Sometimes...I get a good feeling.
 * "I Ran" by A Flock of Seagulls
 * "Crossfire" by Brandon Flowers. "Lay your body down, lay your body down, lay your body down..."
 * Cassius, by the Foals. Here.
 * Any time Ben Folds does a song with a driving piano riff, it's bound to get stuck in your head. "One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces", "Steven's Last Night In Town", "Annie Waits" and "From Above" are just four examples.
 * I'm rockin' the subuuuuurbs! Just like Michael Jackson did! I'm rockin' the subuuuurbs! Except that he was talented!
 * Foo Fighters:
 * They truly are THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEARS THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST
 * Heeeeeeeelloooooooooo/ I've waited here for you/ Eeeeeveeeeeeeeeerloooooooooooooong
 * SPAAAAAAAAAACE!
 * BREAKOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!
 * What if I say I will never surrender?! Seriously, that song sounds like something out of Gurren Lagann.
 * Heeeey, don't let it go to waste!
 * And I'm lookintothesky to save me! Lookinforasign of life! Lookinfor something to help me burn out bright!
 * Oh, what a niiiight~! Do do do. Do do do. Do do do. // That is, December 1963 by The Four Seasons
 * Lita Ford's "Betrayal", made famous by Brutal Legend: "Betrayal runnin' through my veins (HEY! HEY! HEY!); I am the underworld..."
 * "If I close my eyes forever..."
 * Foster the People: "All the other kids with the pumped-up kicks/Better run, better run, outrun my gun..." (Seriously, despite the lyrics beware the link. This song will hold your brain hostage and nothing short of drilling a hole in your temple will make it relent.)
 * Fountains of Wayne:
 * Do you know how weird it is for a 20-something girl to go around singing "Stacy's Mom?" "Stacy's mom has got it goin' on, / she's all I want and I've waited for so loooong..."
 * You think that's bad? Try singing the song with Transformers lyrics. "Megatron has got it goin' on.... Starscream, can't you see, you're just not the bot for meeee!"
 * Link, please?
 * You think that's bad? Watch a little Haré+ Guu...then watch this.
 * Red dragon tattoo, it's just about on me...
 * "Blame It" by Jamie Foxx
 * What IS it with all these Ear Worms? I guess we can blame it on the a-a-a-a-a-alcohol, blame it on the a-a-a-a-a-a-a-alcoho-o-ol!
 * Franz Ferdinand:
 * I say don't you know / You say you don't know...
 * Lalalalala, Ulysses! I'll find a new way!
 * Words of love and words so leisured, words are poison darts of pleasure...
 * http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn1UiZmdfHA&list=PLA 3399740 CB 5 ECEE 0&index=4&feature=plpp_video I don't know if this is catchier than the above, but it's definitely sexier...
 * Free Design: Give a little time to the child within you, don't be afraid to be young and free...
 * Debbie Friedman:
 * "The Latke Song" will stick around so long your brain cells will start charging rent.
 * Also "Miriam's Song"
 * Friday, Friiiday, Friday Friday. Yesterday was Thurrsday, today it is Friday. We we we so excited! We so excited!
 * FUN FUN FUN FUN
 * Front Line Assembly write very catchy songs (especially considering the genre), but Provision, Neologic Spasm, Prophecy and Circuitry are very addictive listening.
 * We'll steal your dreams, control your minds indeed...
 * "Maneater" and "Promiscuous" by Nelly Furtado will worm into your brain and will not give it up. Ever. Not even through another earworm.
 * From the pre-rehaul phase, "Powerless", specially the banjo, is hard to forget too.
 * Flyleaf:
 * This troper is terrifyed by female metal screams, but she is obsessed with the song "Cassie". The band is christian so it makes up for the screams. AND CASSIE PULLED THE TRIGGER!
 * "All Around Me" is pretty earwormy too.
 * 'No Hopers, Jokers and Rogues' by the Fisherman's Friends (a band of fishermen from Port Isaac who sing sea shanties and the like) has an incredibly high ear worm potential.
 * Oh Oh Oh Sexy Vampire by Fright Ranger. Sexy vampire/I'm fallin' in love/So just bite me, baby/And drink all my blood/Oh yeah~!
 * "Bitemarks and Bloodstains" by Finch.
 * The Fratellis' infinitely catchy "Chelsea Dagger", especially if you're a hockey fan. Once the opening chorus kicks in, you'll be hooked for sure.
 * Also from the Fratellis "For The Girl" "LA LA LA LA LA"