Best Bob’s Burgers Songs And Musical Numbers That Make You Want To Sing Along
What are the best Bob’s Burgers songs?
When finding the best Bob’s Burgers songs and musical numbers, there is an overwhelming array of songs to choose from. No surprise to regular viewers. There are interludes, complex theatrical productions, and so, so, so many Thanksgiving songs. And that doesn’t even cover any fart-based instrumentals. A hardcore fan might want to go ahead and pick up the Bob’s Burgers album from Sub Pop Records. It’s a jam-packed three disc album that includes covers by recording artists like St. Vincent and The National. In the meantime, here’s a collection of the Belcher’s absolute best performances to tickle the funny bone and please the melodious ear.Nice Things Are Nice/Bad Things Are Bad
This song – a setpiece, really – is a perfect example of the ways Bob’s Burgers uses its songs like a legit musical does. The music has storytelling, character building, plot advancement, and, of course, plenty of jokes.
Fitting for a season finale in which there is actual life-threatening DANGER for our beloved Belchers.
Louise’s Fever Dreams
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The season seven premiere episode gave us a full Louise fever dream musical spectacular. It’s hard to teach Louise lessons because she’s so gd smart, so teaching her about forgiveness through this toy-filled parable is a great way to go about it.
The music, as always, is hilarious perfection, and the emotional resolution at the end is, like, for real.
Quickie Kiss It
Quickie Kiss It makes the list for a few reasons. One, it’s catchy as hell and will get stuck in your head for days. Two, I relate very hard to being a hormonal preteen who just wants to fly around kissing scads of boys on the beach.
Kill The Turkey
The Thanksgiving episodes of Bob’s Burgers are always epic af, but they really reached a whole new level when Linda sings Kill The Turkey in this season three ep.
Not only are the lyrics – let’s face it – absolute Thanksgiving perfection, but this is the song that led to a collaboration with The National. If you haven’t heard their cover of this gem, check it out, but nothing beats the original.