Top 10 Best SpongeBob SquarePants Songs

This song is not from SpongeBob. It originates from David Glen Eisley's own discography and was only used for the marching band to play in the episode "Band Geeks." The writers were looking for a song to include in the episode, and they chose this song instead of one from Nickelodeon's music library. I really like this song and am glad it is at the top of the list, but it is technically not a SpongeBob song.
I feel like Sweet Victory had to be first. The only downside was that it was short, but I feel like that made it better. Also, the song was the ending, but the episode itself was amazing, an absolute classic.

I actually thought this was real rock when I was a little kid, but when I was 11, I found out it was just for silliness. This song gave me a head start on listening to real rock music. I give lots and lots, maybe infinite, credit to this song for making me like rock music!
This is iconic! I remember being 10 years old and seeing the movie for the first time, and seeing SpongeBob do an epic guitar solo and being shocked at how good it was. It's crazy to see SpongeBob still around even after all these years.
I LOVE this song. The reason why is its rhythm and the theme of the song, which is that you can make a big difference as a kid. You don't even have to be an adult to be "man" enough to do tough things.

Honestly, I cannot believe how low this is. Every time I listen to this song, I get so emotional, but in a good way. The beat and rhythm in this song are so well done, and the voice is just amazing. It should be number 1.
Fantastic visual and audible execution, perfectly satisfying song length, and gives a powerful sense of the stakes in the episode. An outstanding song that I can easily listen to by itself.
This is the most emotional song I've ever heard and the best of SpongeBob. Even the first seven times I've seen it, I actually cried, and I was eight!

My favorite songs are The Best Day Ever, Band Geeks, Krusty Krab Pizza, Don't Be a Jerk, It's Christmas, Now That We're Men, Ripped Pants, F.U.N., and The Campfire Song, but The Best Day Ever should be number 1. It was the first song I liked from SpongeBob.
This song, in my opinion, captures everything SpongeBob stands for: his charm, optimism, and liveliness. A perfect song for SpongeBob. And it doesn't hurt that it's an absolute earworm.
This episode surprised me. The episode is decent, and the song is absolutely AWESOME! Not as good as Gary Come Home or Don't Be a Jerk, It's Christmas, but still great.

Not only nostalgia, it's just a good song for some reason. And it's actually called "The Campfire Song Song." It seems like it would actually be a good campfire song, then it goes crazy.
Like someone else said, the part where Squidward was supposed to sing but said nothing and then SpongeBob said, "Good!" Funny and best song.
All the songs on this list are great (maybe except When Worlds Collide), but this one truly is the cherry topper on this absolutely perfect episode.
Before I start roasting marshmallows outside, I sing the campfire song with my brothers. EPIC!
(P.S. - Goofy Goober Rock is child abuse, as is the movie.)

Come on, it should be number one! This is a classic song, people, and has good lyrics. This is the best SpongeBob song besides the road song.
F is for fire that burns down the whole town. U is for uranium bombs. N is for no survivors down here in the deep blue sea!
The "F.U.N. Song" is a SpongeBob classic! The "F.U.N. Song" is so fun! I guess that's how it got its name!
Come on! This one is the best! Confess!
Songs that were pretty sad (Welcome to the Chum Bucket, Gary Come Home, Texas, and Chimps Ahoy) I don't like. I don't like when I cry to the song a lot (Welcome to the Chum Bucket).
However, this one was funny, not sad, and it was great. And Sweet Victory shouldn't count because it's not a SpongeBob song. And it's personally not in my top 10.
This is the most catchy and hilarious song in SpongeBob history! Whenever I ask someone to sing a SpongeBob song besides the theme, it's almost always this one. THIS IS AWESOME!
This song is super underrated, not just because it's catchy, but also because it actually has a deeper meaning beyond simple humor. It shows how much modern SpongeBob has ruined the characters, Mr. Krabs in particular.
Pre-Movie Krabs: "I would trade it all away if you'd come back to stay!"
Post-Movie Krabs: "Well, you see, I've been doing some calculating and, you know, crunching the old numbers. And it turns out that I'll save a whole nickel if I cut your salary. Completely."
SpongeBob: A stove is a stove, no matter where you go.
Mr. Krabs: A patty is a patty, that's what I say.
SpongeBob: A grill is a grill, this is surely so.
Mr. Krabs: And fries should be fries either way.
SpongeBob: But this grill is not a home, this is not the stove I know.
Mr. Krabs: I'll trade it all away if you come back to stay.
Both: This kitchen's not the same without you.
Mr. Krabs: It's just a grill.
SpongeBob: It's just a greasy spoon.
Both: Without you.

This song should be number 1. It's so beautiful and is the only song to have a moral. The episode itself describes how tough it is trying to get the attention of the girl you admire. The most important part about ranking a SpongeBob song is really looking into the episode that built up to the song. This one did it perfectly.
So much emotion, power, and meaning packed into one song. At the same time, it manages to keep the humorous beat of the show. This song is miraculous, and the "Bohemian Rhapsody" of SpongeBob SquarePants.
This song is legendary. The song is so funny and awesome. Even though Patrick is dumb, the song is very cool. I was watching the show and came up to my mom and sang it, and she said it's so funny. When I told her Patrick made it, she laughed so hard. If you listen to this song, hopefully, you will vote for it, and it could come in number 1.
It is a great funny song. It is in a nice episode too. But one thing is that they need to make it funnier. After you watch it, you realize that there is plenty of room for humor improvement. But if they made a sequel, I would totally watch it right away. I think it needs to be further up the list. (P.S. The song is called I Wrote This, not Sing a Song of Patrick, which is the name of the episode.)
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Love the beat to this song. One of my top favorite SpongeBob songs!
Chum bucket,
Sludge bucket,
Highway flyway!
Lily liver,
Pizza giver,
Mashed potatoes,
Kelp tomatoes!
All we are trying to say is, give Jellyfish Fields a chance!
I say we give Jellyfish Fields a chance! I love the tune of this song, and I love the episode "SpongeBob's Last Stand" as well!
Oh my God, this one was my favorite! Well, one of them, that is.

It's shaping up to be a wonderful holiday, not your normal average everyday. Sounds like someone felled my old coral tree. SpongeBob, Patrick, why'd you do this to me?
Why does this get stuck in my head? I also watch this episode every year on Christmas because it was an absolute classic. The song was just good, and whoever made it, you did a great job. Stephen, R.I.P.
I love the song "The Very First Christmas" because it's fun and it shows us how excited SpongeBob is for the new holiday!

I like the song "Don't Be a Jerk" because it teaches the lesson not to be a jerk! It also shows how everyone should act, especially around the holiday season!
Even though this song was around way before the episode, it's still one of those late SpongeBob songs that the writers took their time with.
The best message of any song on the list. Who doesn't want people to be kind at Christmas time, or any time for that matter?
The best time to wear a striped sweater is all the time. One with a collar, turtleneck, that's the kind. Because when you're wearing that special sweater.
This song is the shortest of them all. It only goes for 31 seconds, but I still love it.
I would be freaked out if I were the guy he was singing this to.

Now that we're men... I changed my underwear! This was the second-best song in the movie, so anyone who doesn't vote for this song is crazy!
1. Sweet Victory
2. Goofy Goober Rock
3. Now That We're Men
Now that we're men! We need a place to stay!
Now that we're men! We've got bills to pay!
Now that we're men! We need to find a job!
And we'll pray that we could be kids again!
Now that we're men, we go to Shell City. We're tough enough, we've got the stuff to save the day!

I like the song "A Day Like This" because I like how it's sung, with the muffled radio kind of sound!
Truth or Square was terrible, but this song is the only good thing that came from it.
The song is really catchy! I just had to learn it by heart straight away!

Hey all you people,
Hey all you people,
Hey all you people won't you listen to me?
I just discovered a SpongeBob song,
It's no ordinary SpongeBob song,
But one called "Hey All You People..."
Scoobidy doo a bob a diddy bow diddy bow, yeah!
If jellyfish jelly is so popular, then why should SpongeBob have to do all the work?
This is hands down my favorite.

I like the song "Loop de Loop" because it's really catchy! Even though it's not the right way to tie your shoes, I still love this song!
Like bunny ears or a Christmas bow, pull 'em tight and you're ready to go! You do the loop de loop and pull, and your shoes are looking good.
This actually helped me tie my shoelaces. Thanks, Gary!
From "Hello Bikini Bottom," which is one of the best modern SpongeBob episodes, this song is my favorite modern SpongeBob song!
The song "Never Give Up" is a deep but beautiful song! It shows us how much SpongeBob cares for Squidward, and it's so catchy!
Obviously, the greatest SpongeBob song ever!

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?

Best song ever. Its melodic use of a lowered sixth combined with a major feel and multiple harmonic parts makes this song worthwhile to listen to and enjoy.
I think Squidward's Tiki Land is good because it's relaxing, and I love the singing tikis.
I like the song "Musical Doodle" because it gets stuck in your head really easily! Isn't that what the episode is about?
This should be so much higher! Come on, now.
The instruments play perfectly, SpongeBob sings amazingly. Everything you can feel from perfection, but better.
The newer episodes are increasing in quality, and this song proves it.
This is the only SpongeBob song I can call perfect.
This song was ahead of its time, as it holds up against the famous Electronic Dance Music (EDM) of today. If it were up to me, this song would be number two, if not number one.
I like the ending of Jellyfish Jam. The song is catchy.
He's a clarinet wizard. There has to be a twist. A clarinet wizard's got such a supple finger.
I love this song. It's a parody of one of my all-time favorite songs, Pinball Wizard by The Who.

This song is incredible. It's great for a ton of reasons, and I feel like it should be played at the Super Bowl.