Top 100 Novelty Songs 1953-2023
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- 1. (How Much Is) That Doggie in the Window? - Patti Page
2. The Flying Saucer - Bill Buchanan & Goodman
3. Short Shorts - The Royal Teens
4. Witch Doctor - David Seville
5. Splish Splash - Bobby Darin
6. The Purple People Eater - Sheb Wooley
7. Yakety Yak - The Coasters
8. The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late) - The Chipmunks
9. Charlie Brown - The Coasters
10. Pink Shoe Laces - Dodie Stevens
11. Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour (On the Bedpost Overnight?) - Lonnie Donegan
12. Alley Oop - The Hollywood Argyles
13. Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini - Brian Hyland
14. Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport - Rolf Harris
15. Mr. Custer - Larry Verne
16. My Boomerang Won't Come Back - Charlie Drake
17. Mother-In-Law - Ernie K-Doe
18. Who Put the Bomp (in the Bomp, Bomp, Bomp) - Barry Mann
19. Monster Mash - Bobby "Boris" Pickett and the Crypt-Kickers
20. Speedy Gonzales - Pat Boone
21. Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh (A Letter from Camp) - Allan Sherman
22. Surfin' Bird - The Trashmen
23. My Boy Lollipop - Millie Small
24. Chug-a-Lug - Roger Miller
25. The Jolly Green Giant - The Kingsmen
26. The Name Game - Shirley Ellis
27. The Clapping Song - Shirley Ellis
28. I'm Henry VIII, I Am - Herman's Hermits
29. Wooly Bully - Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs
30. They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa! - Napoleon XIV
31. Snoopy vs. the Red Baron - The Royal Guardsmen
32. The Laughing Gnome - David Bowie
33. Lily the Pink - The Scaffold
34. Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep - Lally Stott / Middle of the Road / Mac & Katie Kissoon
35. Borriquito - Peret
36. Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West) - Benny Hill
37. My Ding-a-Ling - Chuck Berry
38. The Streak - Ray Stevens
39. Kung Fu Fighting - Carl Douglas
40. Earache My Eye - Cheech & Chong
41. Mr. Jaws - Dickie Goodman
42. The Combine Harvester - The Wurzels
43. Junk Food Junkie - Larry Groce
44. Convoy - C. W. McCall
45. Disco Duck - Rick Dees and his Cast of Idiots
46. Ain't Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman) - Joe Tex
47. Short People - Randy Newman
48. King Tut - Steve Martin
49. The Smurf Song - Father Abraham
50. Werewolves of London - Warren Zevon
51. YMCA - The Village People
52. Bobby Brown - Frank Zappa
53. Always Look on the Bright Side of Life - Monty Python
54. Shaddap You Face - Joe Dolce
55. The Birdie Song - The Tweets
56. Pac-Man Fever - Buckner & Garcia
57. Da Da Da - Trio
58. Eat It - Weird Al' Yankovic
59. Agadoo - Black Lace
60. Woodpeckers from Space - VideoKids
61. Tarzan Boy - Baltimora
62. The Chicken Song - Spitting Image
63. Star Trekkin' - The Firm
64. Doctorin' the Tardis - Timelords
65. Bring Me Edelweiss - Edelweiss
66. Turtle Power - Partners in Kryme
67. Do the Bartman - The Simpsons
68. I'm Too Sexy - Right Said Fred
69. Dur dur d'être bébé - Jordy
70. Three Little Pigs - Green Jelly
71. Mr. Blobby - Mr. Blobby
72. Meet the Flintstones - The B.C. 52's
73. Short Dick Man - 20 Fingers feat. Gillette
74. Cotton Eye Joe - Rednex
75. Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix) - Los del Río
76. Barbie Girl - Aqua
77. Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen) - Baz Luhrmann
78. Teletubbies Say Eh-Oh - The Teletubbies
79. Chocolate Salty Balls - Chef
80. Mambo No.5 - Lou Bega
81. Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65
82. The Bad Touch - The Bloodhound Gang
83. The Hampsterdance Song - Hampton the Hampster
84. Who Let the Dogs Out? - Baha Men
85. Can We Fix It? - Bob the Builder
86. Because I Got High - Afroman
87. The Ketchup Song (Aserejé) - Las Ketchup
88. Dragostea Din Tei - O-Zone / Haiducii
89. Axel F - Crazy Frog
90. White and Nerdy - Weird Al' Yankovic
91. Barbra Streisand - Duck Sauce
92. Friday - Rebecca Black
93. Sexy and I Know It - LMFAO
94. Gangnam Style - Psy
95. Harlem Shake - Baauer
96. The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?) - Ylvis
97. #Selfie - The Chainsmokers
98. Baby Shark - Pinkfong
99. Man's Not Hot - Big Shaq
100. Old Town Road - Lil Nas X feat. Billy Ray Cyrus
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I would love if you can do make a video on songs that appeared in South Park, whether it's parody or not.
Could you remove that convicted pedophile Rolf Harris? He does not deserve recognition
What?? No, go go Godzilla or wish I was a lil taller or Ghetto Cowboy or My minds playing tricks on me??
Besides the expected comedic one-offs there were some interesting choices. I've never really thought of Splish Splash, Yakety Yak or My Boy Lollipop, say, as novelties. A lot of bubblegum pop from the 60s like Bread and Butter, Simple Simon Says or Yummy Yummy Yummy fit the novelty classification better. My Boy Lollipop was just an early example of reggae with many subsequent reggae and ska songs having a novelty feel (e.g. many by Judge Dread, Bad Manners or Madness).
Great video, you did forget a few songs, though.
Barnes & Barnes - Fish Heads
Bob & Doug McKenzie - Take Off
The Chicago Bears Shufflin' Crew - The Super Bowl Shuffle
Rodney Dangerfield - Rappin' Rodney
It seems like a lot of novelty songs are timeless classics. Plus they are fun to listen to.
It's because they have catchy tunes, and would be good for adverts. I was surprised when Mattel objected to 'Barbie Girl', spoiling their image. It's a kiddie song - but it's children who play with dolls, and free advertising.
Some are some are not
It seems like they come in two flavours: either they become timeless classics or they become an annoyance, unless they become a timeless classic because they are so annoying which is ten times worse.
Except Chimpmunk Song
💯% agreed
Am I the only one who wishes this was a couple of hours long and featured the full versions? Knew 95% of them and singing along (until they quickly stopped!)
Find them on you tube to listen in full individually
Absolutely! So many great old songs that it's hard to search up and save online.
I agree❤❤
Most of these were great dance tunes during disco days… and especially at weddings !
Really bad songs!?
No. They were great. Full of imagination. They actually had personality. As did the singers / songwriters.
I'd still happily listen to them today.
He was probably talking about the ones from the 2010s, but even then, I still like most of them.
I mean ... I would qualify Old Town Road on the really bad side of things ... but it might be that one's just been done to death at this point. Give me a classic funny song or Weird Al any day to that crap.
Weird Al is the king of great novelty songs!
Wow I'm a novelty lover...58 years old and grew up listening to these awesome songs.
Ahhh!! Ur a kid!!
Bad songs? These are awesome. Way better than the crap we have these days!
I agree
I agree
@@laikapupkino1767 😂
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Some are some are not
They're classics. Love them all
One person's "BAD SONG" is another person's favorite memory. There is a bunch of my memories in this collection. TY
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Novelty songs are awesome! They’re memorable and fun to sing along with.
Much better than other boring music.
2:42 that Peter Griffin fortnite song
@@melanieodriscoll2047😂 just listened and watched it. 😂 Surfin’ Bird is a classic!
Yes much better than the boring shit spewed out since .....
Know they are novelty songs, but at 70yrs old, I can remember every single one of them. Brilliant, at least you can hear the words.
Man, Convoy by CW McCall is still an unironically good song. My dad used to play it for us when we were little kids and he was a trucker, and now that I’m a teenager I make all my friends drive in a big convoy and I blast this song on the interstate.
Do you have the ORIGINAL, or the MOVIE REWRITE, because they both have different lyrics. The original starts with "It was the dark of the moon on the sixth of June and a kenworth pulling logs, cab-over pete with a reefer on and a Jimmy hauling hogs..." While the rewrite starts "Arizona, Noon, on the seventh of June when they highballed over the pass, bulldog Mack with a can on back and a Jaguar hauling ass."
I first heard that song on rebel radio in Gta 5, Ironically driving a truck down the freeway
Did you notice the video for Convoy was a clip from Hee Haw?
I have the original album
To this day whenever I see or hear someone operating a two-way radio (CB or not) I always say "Yeah, breaker one-nine this here's the Rubber Duck".😅
Winchester Cathredral(1966) New Vaudville Band was a huge hit and definitely belongs on this list!
I was raised in Winchester, so this song has a huge place in my heart.
Keeping with the English theme, how about England Swings by Roger Miller?
Oh my gosh!! That song is SO GOOOOOD!! Such a classic!
Since I grew up with a lot of them, I'm planning on having a medley of these great tunes played at my funeral. Especially the ones from the 50s and 60s. I'll be boogeying with the mourners.
These songs are great! So many fun memories. I'd listen to these all day.
Absolutely lovely brilliant beautiful fantastic songs I love them ❤😊
Man, 1958 was a great year if you love novelty songs!
I am sure the music in the charts was better in 1958 than in 2023
@@steinarmogen3166 😂😂😂 you’d be correct😂✌️
And in 1958 is the birth of Prince, Madonna and Michael Jackson, the legendary pops of the 80s too all born in 1958.
And he didn't include Hoots Mon!
I was born in 1958 too and love many of these songs, missing is My Old Man's A Dustman.
RIP NOVELTY SONGS
(1910s - 2019)
I wish there are some more novelty songs in the 2020s!!!
I’m shocked that Rubber Duckie from Sesame Street was not on the list even though Baby Shark and Teletubbies did make the list. Rubber Duckie also reached number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 late September of 1970.
Sung by Ernie if I'm not mistaken. You'll have to forgive me, it's been a few years.😄😆
Ooh loved that. It was on our Sesame Street LP
Maybe that was considered too classic to be novelty :-)
@@kiwitrainguyyes sung by Ernie (Jim Henson himself!), I loved Sesame Street.
Thought that got any grapes song should've made the list.
Wow. This was just like watching a music video sampler of The Dr. Demento Show. Imagine listening to "novelty songs, comedy, and strange or unusual recordings dating from the early days of phonograph records to the present" each Sunday Night for 2 hours (since 1974). Thanks for putting this up.
Memories of staying up listening to Dr Demento late on Sunday night's as a kid
These 90s songs just unlocked some core memories for me. Songs I haven’t heard in 30 years. Ten year old me loved that Turtle Power song.
41 year-old me still does!!
Anyone remember the other turtle song that played right after turtle power! 9.95?
I liked a lot of these songs! Everyone needs a laugh!
There's some great songs on this list..
Most of these songs are soundtracks to people's lives! Love them. They are fun and novelty or not, often good music.
There should've been a few more Weird Al songs. 🤔
The definition of "novelty song" was pretty broad here, so you got a lot of pop songs that were just kinda silly.
Exactly what I was thinking
That would have taken up too much of the video! One of my favorites that wasn’t even a parody “Gotta Boogie” that I played for my granddaughters was hilarious because they were kind of dancing to it and when it got to the part Gotta boogie on my finger and I can’t shake it off they burst out hysterically laughing 😂
Yep
What was that one music video Weird Al did in which he and others were Amish?
These are all Legendary!!!!
These are great songs. They bring back some happy memories 😅
A number of these were UK-only hits that we never heard in the US.
I will add The Thong Song, You Talk Too Much, 16 Tons, Achy Breaky Heart, These Boots were Made for Walking, The Limbo Song, Tiptoeing Through the Tulips With You, Escape (The Pina Colada Song), Baby Got Back, Jungle Boogie, Margaritaville, and I have to go to bed now or I’ll never stop.Thank you for all your hard work! Oh, Tequila!!
why'd the Mexican throw his wife off a cliff?
I remember when "Achy Breaky Heart" was first released and I never considered it a novelty song.
I want to add the ballad of Bilbo Baggins from Leonard Nimoy
While some of these are novelties, a few you listed aren't. For example, These Boots were Made for Walking was a song standing up against a cheating man, and The Pina Colada Song was typical of yacht rock and relationships.
It’s crazy that two adult shows, (The Simpsons, And South Park) got their own music. That just shows how popular these cartoons got in the 90s
"Do The Bartman" was known in my country before Simpsons itself was broadcasted. For a time I thought Simpsons was a cartoon band (something like Gorillaz in the later years)
lol! these songs were so fun on the radio when I was a kid.
Anyone remember "short shorts" from the 80s Nair commercial?
There are some really fun songs on this list!
The Witch Doctor guy is the same guy who created Chipunks, and it's all his voice.
Voice, plus a variable-speed tape recorder.
YES
I've always wondered about that
Davil Saville lol
Lol "Chipunks" hmmm?
No wonder Alvin was soooo mischievious, not only was he a 'Chipmunk', he was a Punk as well. 🤭😆😂🤣
Fun Fact in the song My Boy Lollipop 🍭 that was Rod Stewart playing the Harmonica .
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Some of these I didn't realize were novelty songs. I thought they were legit songs.
Me too! I was wondering what the criteria was for it to be a "novelty" song.
Don’t Worry Be Happy - Bobby McFarrin. Great list! Lots of fun.
That's certainly a novelty song but for a different reason - the way it was recorded, all a capella.
Kung Fu Fighting, Short People and Werewolves of London are bona fide classics!
They started with a classic.
And included Chuck Berry's only number one song.
Two outta three ain t bad
And Monster Mash
Yeah! Not novelties.
"There coming to take me away"; "Wooly Bully"; "Witch Doctor"; "Snoopy and the Red Baron"; "My Ding a Ling"; and others, cant recall, are great songs!!
Most of this is Splendid music! I used to listen to them on the radio. Loved 'em!🎉
I think my dad had every one of these songs I know them all and love them all!
Can we agree that Wooly Bully is a great song?
Little Caesar's once parodied it for a commercial, and it was used over the opening titles in "Splash" (1984).
Debra Di Piazza:... agreed!
Yep.
Hell yeah
No.
90 percent of this list is easily some of the greatest music EVER!
I agree
Yeah. HIt me up with that bob the builder theme anyday.
These are pretty cool songs, some I like, some I may not find my cup of tea, but this is a well-made list.
@@matthewhenningervonada9914😂😂😂
CLASSICS !!!! My out door google plays so many of these at the right time of year !!
those in the 50-70's were my favorites
Weird Al is King of novelty and Parody🎉
The 50s and 90s really were the best decades for novelty songs. 2000's onwards were ghastly and I just dont know what people were thinking in the 80s lol
Loved the 80s, Van Halen, Bruce, Cars, Foghat, Styx, Eagles, etc..🎼👏❤
Take it back...the 80s were awesome!
I was at least okay with basically every song...
Until we got to the 73rd or so.
And some of the stuff from the 2000's on, really only counts on a technicality.
Mr blobby, is probably my sole exception to that assessment.
Though that's not my pick for worst song on this list.
Tbh the 70s were also pretty good, but you can't get away with dissing the 80s!
The 90's selection rocked, but where was Scatman?
OMG I loves some of those old songs. I even introduced them to my daughter we love them.
This was awesome. Love all these songs but forgotten most of them. Going to save this video as reference so I can make a playlist.
My dad had the Mr. Custer record. I remember wanting to play it all the time when I was a kid because I thought it was so funny.
I have the Snoopy's Christmas on 45. I'll spin it every holiday season
How about "Please, Mr. Columbus, turn the boat around. I don't know why you tell Isabella that the world is round. I just want to feel my two feet back on the ground."
I just realized that I hadn't heard many of these songs in ages! I enjoyed "Weird" Al Yankovic's parodies when I was growing up.
Doctor Demento was my introduction to Weird Al back in the '80s.
Al is a bloody genius. On a very serious level. ❤❤❤
weird al doesnt deserve to be on a list with novelty songs, his are parody songs, and the best ones ever made, imho no one has made a better parody song
They are awesome I would have these any day!,
There were great songs on here
These are ALL great songs!! Classics!!
Pure genius!
Proves that people have been goofing around and having fun all the time, throughout the years, in all eras!
novelty songs that you can't help smile to when they come on. Awesome
Finally someone giving King Tut the props it deserves
I used to listen to many of them with Uncle Mac on the light programme on Saturday morning .I’m now 77 years old and I recognise all of these songs even now . I wonder how many Stormzy songs we’ll be singing along with in 70 years time ?
Before disco, they were some of the best songs. After disco, they are all of the best songs.
This was classic! I had forgotten some of these and laughed out loud when I saw the ones I’d remembered. Absolutely brilliant.
Thank you SRG ❤
When I was about 3 or 4 years old my grandparents and I heard their 60s-Hits-CD. Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie was also on it and I rember that my granddad had to dance with me many hours. This Song is a part of my childhood ^^
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Hilarious and awesome, thank you sir. Surfin' Bird is still the biggest floater in the group.
Appreciate all the time taken to create this collection.
Best years of all music 70's, 80's, and 90's
Here are a few more:
Secret Agent Man-Johnny Rivers (1966)
Rubber Biscuit--Blues Brothers (1978)
Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer--Elmo & Patsy (1979)
Hot for Teacher--Van Halen (1984)
Ghostbusters--Ray Parker Jr (1984)
This Is Ponderous--2NU (1990)
Shiny Happy People--REM (1991)
If I Had $1000000--Bare Naked Ladies (1992)
Baby Got Back--Sir-Mix-a-Lot (1992)
Stacy's Mom--Fountains of Wayne (2003)
Plus many songs by They Might Be Giants and Five Iron Frenzy
"Grandma got run over by a reindeer, heading home from our house Christmas Eve".
"Under Dog".
Bare Naked Ladies - I wanna see that act😉😛😜
stutter rap!
What about Popcorn
7:03 I can finally die in peace knowing the name of that song I first heard on a radio station a few months ago.
Thank god there’s technology for that. :)
I first heard it on Pingu
Dr Demento loves these ☺️☺️
Wow...took me back...😂
I didn't realize how many novelty songs I actually like until I saw this video. Monster Mash, Do the Bartman, I'm Blue, Barbie Girl, Crazy Frog's version of Axel F, Cotton-Eye Joe, Who Let the Dogs Out, the Chicken Dance, The Hampsterdance song, and Dragostea Din Tei are songs I really enjoy. There are also some others I don't mind like YMCA and Surfin' Bird (the latter was popularized by Family Guy as well). Songs like Baby Shark and Sexy and I Know It though... yeah those aren't great songs imo.
There is a web page that lists the number one song on your birthday.
Mine is Monster Mash.
does imo mean into magnetic oranges?
Sexy and I know It was so freaking popular when it came out. Everyone wanted to have that confidence I guess.
The very first military fails video I watched had Hampsterdance as the music. The complete and utter incongruity of the music from the video itself just made everything 5x as funny. Picture this: an air dropped Jeep (as in, WW2 Jeep, not the brand) rolling off on its own little adventure, to the musical accompaniment of Hampsterdance. I wish I could find that video again.
"Who let the dogs out" is great. I listen to it on CZcams video, every once in awhile. Also "Teeny weeny ..... yellow ... bikini". There is one really good produced music video of it on YT, if u havent seen it.
I believe you missed an early 80s gem of a novelty song - "Fish Heads" by Barnes & Barnes. 🐟
Fun, classic, and full of great vocals and lyrics ❤❤❤🎉
This list is marvellous! I can enjoy all of the tunes, and merely shake my head and wonder at the section of the population who seem to dislike these songs.
However, I have suggestions for the years 1968 and 1967. I believe "I'm The Urban Spaceman" and "The Equestrian Statue" (both by The Bonzo Dog Band) are fair contenders for their respective aforementioned years.
Yet, even if they aren't added, I'll still cherish this video as including some of my favourite (and grossly underrated!) tunes of the years gone by.
Have to admit I was shocked when "Take off" by Bob & Doug McKenzie (Rick Moranis & Dave Thomas of SCTV) wasn't on this video. A bonefide top 40 hit in the USA just missing the top 10 in 1982. It features Geddy Lee from Rush as well. Oh and Jump N The Saddle Band's "The Curly Shuffle". Otherwise I enjoyed this video.
It even charted higher than anything Rush did in the US.
... *(sigh)*
This was the most fun list ever!
Only a couple never heard before but loved the rest. Knew and sang along
Ahhh feel old, I live through all of em
A good portion of these were regular songs on the Doctor Demento show.
Loved this!
Snoopy vs. The Red Baron and Lily the Pink were favourites when I was a kid, and I’d mostly forgotten about them. I’m honestly thrilled to see Green Jelly here.
Lily the Pink was by Scaffold. Their lead singer was Mike McGear, Paul McCartney's kid brother.
My school friends did Lily the pink on stage at school,
But they didn't include "Snoopy's Christmas".
One song I'd call a novelty song was Chubby Checker's The Twist from about 1960.
I actually reached out to Larry Groce a few years ago to thank him for introducing me to so many songs when I was a kid; the same songs I am now teaching my son.
9:57 My favorite part
Actually, it's an internet meme song of the O-Zone song.
Great compilation! Though some other songs could have been included such as Toni Basil 's Mickey or Falco's Rock Me Amadeus
Best songs ever .... well mostly lol
At 4 foot 8, thank you VERY much Randy Newman LOL.
I was going to suggest that somebody should do a full-length compilation of these - but then I saw you'd made a Spotify playlist! You are a legend!!
You missed "Beep Beep" by the Playmates - 1958 one of my favorites. I recognized all the songs through 1966. YMCA, Birdie Song , Macarena, Who let the dogs out - that they play at sporting events The rest are unknown to me. But it was fun listening to the short clips. Thank you.
Shaving Cream, Valley Girl. This list could double and not cover them all
There were heaps missing. My parents had a compilation set of 6 tapes of various 50s and 60s songs and 1 tape was dedicated to novelty songs. Only about half of them made this list. Songs like 7 little girls, Birds and the Bees and Running Bear didnt make the list.
@@DDiskin69 yeah. A big one that did not appear here is The Lion Sleeps Tonight which hit no.1 on U.S
And what about the original "Mahna Mahna" from 1968?
@@juliusnepos6013 It hit no. 1 three separate times by three different artists
These were great songs. Nothing bad about them.
Know a big part of them, the remembered indeed, all the time!
These were great songs. They had everyone singing along or dancing.
We still listen to the Monster Mash every year.
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Most of the songs early on were to capitalize on a dance craze. Some were aimed at kids and released only for a money grab. Others were simply fun. Weird Al did it as a career. Witch Doctor was Seville's precursor to the chipmunks. They left out "Bird on my Head".
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Yep, were a lot of novelty songs. However back then people used to know how to have fun.
Not every song had to have some deep meaning, just a smile was enough.
Having said that they still were well constructed.
My parents bought me up in the early 70's mainly with Blues and Jazz. Their whole philosophy was 'here is some music ' ... enjoy what you enjoy. As I got older they would fill in history and open up new types of music, but always left it up to me to decide what I liked.
It not only started conversations about music with them, but also my school friends ( who thouht I was a freak :).
Yes, some music has the power to shift perseptions and make a difference in the political sphere ... however, just having a laugh or just enjoying music can be just as powerfull.
Sorry, pissed :)
Thank you, Dr. Demento for making some of those songs' classic memories.!!!
I grew up listening to most of these.
Mr Jaws! I loved that song as a kid. That's the first time I've seen it referenced since hearing it on the AM radio top 40 station. Memories.
0:48 The other famous thing this guy did was being the voice behind the Wilhelm scream
All memorable
Those were awesome.
I had heard and love most of them.
Rubber Ducky by Ernie needs to be on here.
That's a child's song and not the same thing at all.
@@lucyboosmom It was released as a single and made the top twenty.
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Baby Shark, isn't?
@@lucyboosmom Dude, Baby Shark is LITERALLY a children’s song.
Since the video is titled 'Top 100 Novelty Songs 1953 to 2023', it would've made sense that Jack Black's "Peaches" was included here.
Timeless classics 😊
They forgot "The Little Blue Man" by Betty Johnson, a terrific old novelty song.
I bought the Disco Duck 45 single with my allowance money when I was 7 years old.
I like Wolly Bully by Sam Sham and the Pharaohs.