Top Ten Most Forgettable Disney Songs
Disney has an almost neverending library of music, from the classic "Heigh Ho" to more recent hits such as "You're Welcome". But with such a vast collection of great tracks and pleasant melodies, there will always be those ones in which you forgot ever existed, whether it be too short, maybe it didn't progress the story at all...or maybe it's just a plain bad song in which you can barely remember. There are many reasons why a song can be forgotten.I've tried to make this list one song per movie, otherwise we would only have maybe 10 songs from 3 or 4 movies here.
So, let us dig deep into the Disney vaults, and discover some hidden tunes in the corner with DapperPickle's Top Ten Most Forgettable Disney Songs!
Do bears actually mate like this? I'd not be surprised either way, it seems possible. Anyway, package films are great for filler spots in Disney lists so have a song about bears...slapping eachother.
The Rescuers strong spot never really was music, the soundtrack doesn't have anything remotely memorable in it, you could substitute this song with nearly any other one from The Rescuers.
Does this seriously even count as a song? It has always confused me how The Fox and the Hound counts as a musical when in reality, it's about as much of a musical as The Great Mouse Detective is.
There isn't much to say about this 19 second little tune, it just exists and is not very memorable.
Honestly this movie has many underrated classic musical numbers in it
This whole Native sequence in the film is dull enough, but maybe this song will enlighten it a bit?
No, it's the worst song in the movie.
It's incredibly racist, which I really don't need to explain as if you just watch it, it is very obvious. Obviously this was around the time when the films were a lot more racey than nowadays. What else...it's also just a bad song too, it's boring, repetitive and predictable.
I thought it was infamous not forgettable
I remembered it
I nearly jumped out of my seat when this one played, it's so unfitting and...bad! Was this recorded for an entirely different movie? This comes straight from the realm of "This Doesn't Belong Here", it does not fit for what the film is going for in terms of music and it ruins the whole experience for you if you stay long enough to hear it.
Not a very memorable way of closing out your movie.
From the equally forgettable movie, this song was it's 'big one'...and it was bad, who would of thought.I'm in the party that thinks this movie is just okay, but I still dislike this song for not being very unique or special at all, it just sounds generic.
The melody of this song almost reminds me of some sort of Nazi march song but without the heavy orchestrations, which I find to be pretty fitting because Nazis are literally clowns!
It's just clowns asking for a raise. I don't see the purpose of this songer other than to display that. I forgot that most of Dumbo was just clowns.
It may not be very memorable, but it's still a pretty good song.
This is the same as the above entry, it does not fit this at all, especially since it's placed right at the conclusion of this gritty and dark movie. We don't exactly need All-4-One right now in this soundtrack. It doesn't feel right.
Somehow, we're gonna make it All right, but not right no-ow.
Everyone remembers this one, they just wish they didn't.
Really doesn't stand out that much compared to all the other Alice in Wonderland songs, especially with how similar its melody is to the far superior Walrus and the Carpenter.
Deserves to be forgotten, especially when you take into consideration the racist, ableist, fascist hack who sang it in the first place. Never in my life have I ever heard a more inappropriately titled song than this.
Now you're just being silly...
