Top 10 Best My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Songs

Do you know those kinds of songs that you're obsessed with but eventually get over after a few months? This song is not one of those songs, at least for me.

I've always loved Babs Seed since the first time I heard it. I used to hate musical numbers, so whenever I watched MLP, I would skip songs. But while watching One Bad Apple, this song hooked me in. The song is not too long either - it's about a minute and a half long, and it keeps your attention.

Overall, the song is energetic and definitely catchy! People tell me that the song is a bit repetitive, but that's what makes it so catchy and fun to listen to. The animation is fantastic as well. Plus, the CMC are so cute.

This should be ranked way higher. It's extremely catchy, and the singers have the voices of sirens. (Get it? The pun. 'Cause they're si - nevermind my lame puns.) The song is enchanting and mesmerizing. Love it way too much.

My favorite song from My Little Pony Equestria Girls. It's a cool song and just like Linda Jones hypnotized, it put me under their spell. That evil laugh from Adagio Dazzle was very creepy and good.

I honestly expected this song to be way lower on this list... if it was on the list at all. Thank you, people voting, for giving this song the credit it deserves! Out of all the Dazzlings' songs, this one is the best.

This song definitely deserves number one. Not because of Twilight, but because of the awesome beats, music, singing, and overall awesomeness (I sound like Rainbow Dash)! And you know when a song is good when Fluttershy takes part in it!

I love this song for my entire life. Twilight is very amazing. Twilight's part is my favorite when she and Flash are next to each other. I totally ship them.

I love Under Our Spell and Welcome to Our Show, but this is the Equestria Girls song that would not get out of my head. Oh great, it's stuck in my head again.

This song is beautiful. I don't know how else to describe it. Unlike "The Midnight in Me," which was Sci-Twi moping and refusing to tell anyone what's wrong, this song says, "Your past mistakes are not what define you. It's what you do today that counts. You can't worry about the past because you need to concentrate on what's happening."

Also, anyone else notice that Sunset's singing voice is AMAZING?! Sunset generally gets really good solo songs, with all three of them being some of my personal favorites. I said what was so great about this one: "Embrace the Magic" was Sunset encouraging her friends to find out what's happening, even though it may feel unconventional at the time. Basically, "It may not feel like a good time to get these powers now, but if we figure this out, in the long run, it will make things a lot easier."

Her last song, "We've Come So Far Together," serves as a great intro and sort of an exposition dump that isn't in the form of dialogue that the characters know. Instead, it's like looking back on the events that have happened and saying, "Wow. Look how far we've come from how we used to be."

However, "My Past Is Not Today" continues to be the best solo song Sunset has ever gotten, and most likely, it will stay that way just because of how beautifully executed it was. Sunset literally gets a pair of wings and floats into the air just from singing this song! And no, this is not a Pony-Up. She doesn't get the pony ears or pony tail, and it can't be the magic of friendship, as so far, that magic can only present itself when multiple friends are present, such as the main six or the young six.

This, to me personally, is a very special song because it encapsulates just how beautiful, amazing, and perfect (to me) Sunset can be, and highlights how, I know I already said this, but amazing Sunset is and why she is the best character.

A wonderful work by Daniel Ingram. Fantastic singing, and even more marvelous orchestrals behind the voice. The music itself is quite powerful and strong. It perfectly complements the beauty of the voices of the three princesses. Absolutely gorgeous harmonizing. I doubt even these words do true justice to describe the beauty of this awe-inspiring piece of work.

My favorite. When I watched the last episode (I watched it when it first came out, so it was the last at the time), I couldn't stop smiling and practically crying at the awesomeness.

When Luna sings, "I understand you wanting more. A chance to shine, a chance to SOAAAR!" it summed up how she wanted so deeply to rule Equestria and eventually turned into Nightmare Moon. I just love this song.

OH. MY. GOSH! This is the best song EVER!

Autumn's voice is so captivating, and the song itself is incredibly catchy. I can't get it out of my head! I hum or sing it 24/7, and it drives my family crazy.

I don't get why this song is ranked so low. It should be right below This Day Aria.

This song needs more love. It is very underrated and falls into the category of "a song that teaches kids a lesson."

However, unlike many songs in that category, the theme of this song is actually extremely important for kids to learn and understand. It is at least top-ten material, although not the best song ever produced by MLP or EQG.

As much as I loved this song, for some reason I got extremely depressed listening to it. It is like leaving an entire part of Twilight's life behind her to take on the new, unwanted role of a princess. Still, very beautiful song.

A short song, but the first sung by Celestia! I really love this song. The flashbacks bring me back to all of the other episodes, and it makes me feel like Friendship is Magic is ending forever.

Celestia's only song (so far) was beautiful. They could have ended the show at that point, and I wouldn't complain, as it had an air of closure to it, at least for this "chapter" of the show.

Why is this not higher? First, the visuals. When AJ sings, the mood is very dark, corresponding to the lighting. But when Fluttershy sings, the screen is brighter and more delicate. The background music, too, much like This Day Aria, shows a big contrast in the style each pony sings in. Applejack and her powerful vocals, Fluttershy and her more timid yet lighter voice - it really ties the song together. Besides, I can't be the only one who got chills at the end of the song. It is that good.

It shows that all the other ponies want to hurt the bats. Kind Fluttershy tells Applejack that the bats may be different from them but have feelings. She says good things about the bats and wants to teach the other ponies to be nice to them.

Fluttershy then turns into a vampire pony and a vampire bat to teach them a lesson. After their punishment, they learned to always be nice.

It is such a beautiful song. It shows that even though we may make mistakes, we can always pick ourselves up and start over again. The song also reflects on everything that happened in season 4. When MLP ends, they should definitely put in a song like this, but they should have it reflect on all the seasons. I personally think this should be in the top 5 at least.

I love this song and think it should be higher. Though I like You're a Princess, You'll Play Your Part slightly better, this song is my second favorite by far.

I know you people have heard this from YouTube or the rest of the Internet before, but this song is terrible. Well, at least until Fluttershy joins in - not her Flutterguy voice, her normal voice is beautiful! Otherwise, yeah, it became annoying when it first played.

Love it! This song should make the top ten at least...

This should be higher.

Also, to the person who said that the cider was horrible: at first, the cider was shown to be actually as good or better than the Apples' cider. It's only when Flim and Flam get nervous and turn off the quality control to make cider faster that the cider isn't good.

(Actually, Flim and Flam were so far ahead that they didn't actually have to turn off quality control. That was a bad move.)

It really makes you want to buy the cider. If I didn't know how horrible it was, I would've bought 20 barrels.

I was surprised at how good Rainbow Rocks ended up being. I didn't know whether to pick this, Under Our Spell, or Awesome As I Wanna Be. In the end, this one won out mostly because it starts relatively simple and just builds up as the song progresses. I love songs that manage to pull that off effectively.

The whole soundtrack is really good.

I love this song. When I watch Rainbow Rocks, I am waiting for all of the songs because I think the songs in Rainbow Rocks are super duper cool.

Love it! Super catchy and very emotional. I sing it when I'm in the shower. Forget "Elmo's World," go Battle of the Bands!

This is one of the best songs in the show. It's emotional, supportive, and Lena Hall is a great singer. When I heard this song, I felt at peace. It spoke to me and made me want to improve in my work. As much as it pains me to say this, it's better than This Day Aria, and boy, it did not fail.

This song is probably even more pro than most singers. It blew me away when I heard it. It's more emotional than funny. Especially because this is a kids' show, it's really good. I've been obsessed with it for weeks now!

This song is just absolutely amazing. It holds so much meaning and motivation. The power that the voice actress put into this song is spectacular. Next to "This Day Aria," this is the best song.

I love this song so much. I listen to it more or less all the time. Contrasting music, contrasting lyrics. It's beautiful!

This is my favorite song in MLP ever. Why is it 95, anyway? It really deserves number one.

This song has impacted me more than any other love song I've ever heard because it's so simple. Nowhere in this song does it feel like the people at Hasbro are trying to turn it into an epic number. It's a single guitar and a single voice singing about their love. If this part of the episode doesn't make me cry, then the part at the end does without fail, mainly because an instrumental of this song is playing in the background.

Honestly, this song is my favorite in the series. It's absolutely beautiful, and learning about their parents with it was amazing and touching.