Top 10 Songs from the Frozen Franchise

This is without a doubt the first song that everyone thinks of when they think of Frozen songs. It is the definition of a show-stopper that has a character who was forced to hide who she is finally being able to embrace who she is and feel happy about it.

While it's obvious that Elsa eventually needed love and support from her family to achieve true happiness and fulfillment, this individual song and scene is so strong due to its empowering lyrics and Idina Menzel's flawless singing and sheer power from her vocals.

It's a very well-written song with great progression, great music, and an inescapable melody. It is truly one of the most iconic movie songs of all time. Despite it being overplayed for a while, it's a song and a scene that has truly stood the test of time as an immortal Disney classic.

This song serves as the climax of Elsa's journey in Frozen II. She finally arrives at the source of her power and is so nervous about discovering where she came from. In reality, Elsa has really been searching for meaning within herself and she finds it in the form of becoming the bridge between the spirits and the people.

All of the lyrics in this song give great insight into the complicated emotions that she is feeling, and the song just builds and builds from a goosebump-giving piano opening to a lush, beautiful ballad with her mother. The song is so fantastic and serves as the soundtrack for an even more fantastic scene.

"Into the Unknown" sees Elsa at a crossroads in her life and presents her with the option of staying complacent in the life where she doesn't feel she belongs or challenging herself and following her inner conscience and passion.

The song was a perfect way to kick off the plot of Frozen II while serving as great foreshadowing for the impending journey. It's a very catchy and musically interesting song highlighted by the iconic "AH AH, AH AH" vocal motif and Idina Menzel's unmatched singing ability.

This entry encompasses the original scene as well as its reprise in the original film. The original version is such a glorious and fun-filled song that serves as a perfect introduction to Anna and Elsa as adults. Anna's lovably awkward and social personality, as well as Elsa's more anxious and shy personality, are both established very well in the first tune.

The reprise plays out like a great conversation between the two siblings who both want the best for one another but have trouble communicating. Menzel and Bell's voices complement one another spectacularly in both versions of this tune.

This song lands this high on this list for the sheer power of its lyrics and Kristen Bell's vocal performance. It's a very impactful song that sees Anna at her very lowest point after thinking that Elsa and Olaf have died and Kristoff has left her behind.

Regardless of the inner darkness she finds herself in, she manages to persevere one step at a time to eventually do the right thing and end the curse. Kristen Bell truly gives her heart and soul into her performance in this very compelling, inspirational song and scene that proves just how amazing of a character Anna is.

The writers knew exactly what they were doing when they included this song and scene in Frozen II. After failing to propose to Anna a handful of times, Kristoff gets in his feels and belts out a lighters-in-the-air 1980s arena rock power ballad. It's a very catchy song that deals with Kristoff's insecurity while making fun of cheesy music videos.

This scene caught me so off guard when I first watched the movie, and I had to stop myself from laughing too hard. I didn't expect the movie to go this ridiculous and over-the-top, but I respect them for defying any expectations that I had. I was wondering if Kristoff would have his own individual music number in Frozen II. "Lost in the Woods" did not disappoint in the slightest.

The fact that one of my favorite bands, Weezer, did a cover of it with Kristen Bell making a live-action cameo as Anna in the music video is like icing on the cake.

I love this song for how it reintroduces the main cast and world of Frozen by giving each character a chance to shine. The song perfectly introduces the themes of change and newfound maturity that Frozen II is filled with.

On top of that, it is such a catchy and cheery song that is impossible not to be charmed by. The way all the characters sing "Holding on tight to you..." at the end of the song is particularly adorable and wholesome.

Way to go, Disney. An opening song about death.

Despite the fact that Hans was revealed as a worthless lying tool later in the movie, it is hard to deny that he and Anna have great vocal chemistry in this duet. It has kind of a more mainstream pop feel to it, but that doesn't prevent it from being a fantastic musical scene with a great mix of male and female vocals.

It's a very sweet and catchy song that hides Hans' true intentions very well. The "I've been searching my whole life for my own place" line is an obvious piece of foreshadowing.

This song is very interesting in the fact that it was a way to progress the story of Frozen over the course of over a decade. It's a truly iconic song and scene that includes three different versions of Anna singing the song.

I appreciate how the song starts off so innocent but eventually becomes much more depressing as it finishes. It's a truly fantastic sequence that hits you like an emotional haymaker.

Olaf is so sweet and cares greatly about Anna and Elsa. The reprise of that song made me cry.

Silly, catchy, and funny, Olaf's singing debut in Frozen really makes us laugh.

"I'll feel totally secure
Being watched by something
With a creepy, creepy face"
Ha ha, you're funny, Olaf!