29 Best Football Hype Songs Ever

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“Pump It” by Black Eyed Peas

Song Year: 2009

Between the rhythm and the lyrics, “Pump It” does just that; it pumps you up.

“Pump It” is classic Balck Eyed Peas. It blends hip-hop rhythms and surfer vibes seamlessly woven throughout the lyrics and beats.

“Pump It” is the perfect song to throw on to keep you hyped during a timeout or a play review in any football game.

“Another One Bites The Dust” by Queen

Song Year: 1980

Another Queen classic makes our list, with the iconic “Another One Bites The Dust.”

Considered by many as one of Queen’s best songs ever written, “Another One Bites The Dust” tells a tale of taking down an enemy.

With its snappy beat and unforgettable lyrics, this song is a victory cry for all football fans and players when the clock finally hits zero.

“Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor

Song Year: 1982

Another classic! “Eye of the Tiger,” released by the rock band Survivor in 1982, has been belted out at football stadiums ever since.

“Eye of the Tiger” is a quintessential hype song.

Although written and featured in a boxing movie, nothing says getting pumped up for football more than meeting any challenges out on the field waiting for you.

“Thunderstruck” by AC/DC

Song Year: 1990

Even though this AC/DC classic is over 25 years old, “Thunderstruck” continues to electrify football fans.

Most people consider it one of the best AC/DC songs, and you won’t find many who can argue with that.

The energetic and breakneck electric guitar licks combined with aggressive and choppy lyrics will have any football fan reading to bring the lighting down on their opponents.

“Rock and Roll Part II” by Gary Glitter

Song Year: 1972

Another song on our list, from a football soundtrack, “Rock and Roll Part II,” has been hyping up the game of football for over 40 years.

Even though the song is primarily instrumental, the moment you hear that first “hey,” your hands start clapping, and your body starts moving.

Whether you listen to “Rock and Roll Part II” before the game to get pumped or during the game to celebrate a touchdown, you will definitely be ready for some football.

“Hall Of Fame” by The Script And Will.I.Am

Song Year: 2012

Could there be a better song to hype you up for football than “Hall Of Fame” because that is where you want your football team to be, right?

Featuring the iconic rhythms of rapper Will.I.Am of The Black Eyed Peas fame and driving lyrics that can only be The Script, “Hall of Fame” pumps you up for anything that might want to stop your team from their goals.

“Get Ready For This” by 2 Unlimited

Song Year:1992

An excellent hype song used in almost every sporting event, “Get Ready For This” (or as you probably call it, “Y’all Ready For This) has a fast-paced tempo and a motivating rhetorical question.

Released by the Dutch group 2 Unlimited in 1992, “Get Ready For This” has become a staple to sports fans.

The moment this song comes on, football fans know that the other team is ABSOLUTELY not ready for this.

“Invincible” by Machine Gun Kelly Ft. Ester Dean

Song Year:2012

What football fan doesn’t want their team to be invincible?

“Invincible,” with the lyrical style that can only be Machine Gun Kelly, speaks of his battles with critics and his passion for pushing through.

When the beat drops, your heart starts pounding along! Football fans can relate to that grit and get pumped listening to this song.

“Welcome To The Jungle” by Guns N’ Roses

Song Year: 1987

It won’t be all fun and games when you welcome your favorite rival football team to your jungle.

Released in 1987, “Welcome To The Jungle” has been an iconic hailing song to visiting teams.

Designed to pump you up with its aggressive lyrics and fierce style, “Welcome to the Jungle” makes a great addition to any football hype playlist.

Top Football Hype Songs Of All Time, Final Thoughts

So there you have it, our list of the best football hype songs ever written.

These songs will get you pumped for every kickoff, touchdown, and even penalty flag.

So whether you are motivated to cheer your team on by lyrics, beats, or even catchiness, this list won’t leave you fumbling for your next playlist add.

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