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What is the most random song you have ever had stuck in your head for no reason?

(I’m not even sure I’ve ever heard the non-parody, lol)


(song starts around 1:30)


Both are regulars for me:oops:

Probably harder to find a song I’ve heard (including advertisements) that hasn’t randomly popped into my head and promptly embedded itself on multiple occasions;)
 
I heard this in an ad yesterday, on like 20 tv screens at the mall. It's been stuck in my head since. Ugh

 
I got up this morning with a bit of a headache & had took Nyquil around 2 AM last night--so the songs "Pants-Drunk" and The Nightmare Song from Iolanthe (When you're lying awake with a dismal headache" have been going back and forth.
 
Gerontius said:
Iolanthe
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That is a very long patter song for so early in the day, especially with a bit of a headache.

I have some Gilbert and Sullivan that pops up in my head from time to time, mostly from the "Mikado" and "The Pirates of Penzance".
 
Richelle-H said:
That is a very long patter song for so early in the day, especially with a bit of a headache.

I have some Gilbert and Sullivan that pops up in my head from time to time, mostly from the "Mikado" and "The Pirates of Penzance".
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For me its Cox and Box, Sullivan's first success that comes unbidden. Otherwise its Sondheim for me.
 
Gerald Wilgus said:
Otherwise its Sondheim for me
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Good gosh, you just triggered a whole slew of Sondheim songs from across his works: Company, A little Night Music (which I actually saw on Broadway), Sweeny Todd, Sunday in the Park with George, Into the Woods, etc. etc....

I own Sondheim's massive two volume analysis of his own and others work. I am a HUGE fan.
 
Richelle-H said:
Good gosh, you just triggered a whole slew of Sondheim songs from across his works: Company, A little Night Music (which I actually saw on Broadway), Sweeny Todd, Sunday in the Park with George, Into the Woods, etc. etc....

I own Sondheim's massive two volume analysis of his own and others work. I am a HUGE fan.
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My first Sondheim was Frogs, performed at the Triton College, Chicago, swimming pool. But my favorite song is "A Little Priest" done by LuPone and Hearn at a 2006 celebration concert at Millennium Park. The finest outdoor acoustics that I've ever heard. And, such deliciously clever lyrics.
 
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Now it's this... I can't believe I'm actually old enough to remember this song and I wish I didn't remember it.
Someone had a good laugh making this video.
Edit: This clip is from 2011 but the original song is from 1999 I believe. Also sorry if there's anything inappropriate in this.
 
YouTube popped up with another cursed song from my childhood when I watched that last one... I used to dance around the house to this song in early 2000s pop star outfits (that I really hope never come back in style) pretending I was in a club when I was a pre-teen.
Edit: Again, this video was reuploaded from the original from 2002. It was pretty popular up until I was in high school (around 2007).
 
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watersprite said:
That comment gave me really funny pictures…
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Thank you. I always like the turn of phrase that can conjure up images. I've always liked the nutcracker ever since as a child I saw those snippets in Fantasia. I did not see the entire ballet until I was working for a year in Zagreb, Croatia, and attended a performance at their Opera House. It was delightful and terminally cute with all the children performing.
 
I probably can't post them here due to CW / TW material, but I usually have a Macabre song or 10 stuck in my head at any given moment
 
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