20 best movie soundtracks that shaped pop culture

Modified Nov 16, 2024 13:07 ET

The sound of music, source: Rodgers and Hammerstein (via youtube) ; Top Gun 1986, source: Paramount pictures (via netlfix) ; Grease, source: Paramount (via Youtube); 500 days of summer, source: Searchlight pictures (via youtube) — The sound of music, source: Rodgers and Hammerstein (via Youtube) ; Top Gun 1986, source: Paramount pictures (via netlfix) ; Grease, source: Paramount (via Youtube); 500 days of summer, source: Searchlight pictures (via YouTube)

14) The Fast and the Furious Saga

The Fast and The Furious, source: Universal Pictures (via Netflix)

The Fast and The Furious Saga has given some timeless hits, across different genres. From Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth’s soulful See You Again to the sensational beats of Tokyo Drift by the Teriyaki Boyz, this soundtrack is very multifaceted. The entire album has a very upbeat and adrenaline-inducing ring to it. Starring Pitbull and Pharrell Williams, this soundtrack has gone on to become an anthem for the audience living the fast life and representing the culture of concerts, cars, and clubs.

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20 best movie soundtracks that shaped pop culture

14) The Fast and the Furious Saga

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