6 Songs You Hear in Stores All the Time but Never Look Up

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You know those catchy tunes that seem to follow you around like a loyal puppy? They pop up in every store you walk into, from your local coffee shop to the big-box retailers. You hum along, tapping your foot, but when it comes to actually looking them up later? You just… don’t. Well, let’s change that! Here are six songs you’ve definitely heard while shopping but probably haven’t bothered to Google. Trust me, you’ll want to know what they are.

“Feel It Still” by Portugal. The Man

This funky little number has been a staple in retail playlists for a while now. With its infectious beat and retro vibe, “Feel It Still” is the perfect soundtrack for browsing through aisles of clothes or picking out the latest gadget. It’s hard not to sway a little when it comes on, right? Plus, Portugal. The Man has a knack for catchy hooks, which probably explains why this song has stuck around. It’ll make you want to dance—just try not to embarrass yourself in front of the other shoppers!

“Young Dumb & Broke” by Khalid

If you’ve ever found yourself in a clothing store, you’ve likely been serenaded by Khalid’s smooth and easy-going voice. “Young Dumb & Broke” captures that carefree spirit of youth and all the ups and downs that come with it. It’s like a nostalgic trip down memory lane, even if you’re only 25. There’s something so relatable about the lyrics, and let’s be honest—who doesn’t feel a little young, dumb, and broke at times? It’s the perfect backdrop for trying on those jeans you swear you’ll fit into someday.

“Shut Up and Dance” by WALK THE MOON

This one’s a classic! The moment those first few notes hit, you can’t help but feel an urge to bust a move. “Shut Up and Dance” is the anthem of spontaneous joy, and it’s hard to resist its charm. Shopping can sometimes feel like a chore, but this song turns any retail experience into a mini dance party. So go ahead, twirl around the store like no one’s watching—because they probably aren’t, and if they are, they might just join in!

“Bad Guy” by Billie Eilish

Billie Eilish: Bad Guy (2019)

Billie Eilish has taken the music world by storm, and “Bad Guy” is one of those songs that seems to be everywhere. You’ve heard it in stores, at the gym, and even at that brunch you reluctantly attended. With its unique sound and cheeky lyrics, it’s hard to ignore. Plus, who doesn’t love a song that makes you feel just a little rebellious? If you’ve ever caught yourself singing “I’m the bad guy, duh!” while shopping, know that you’re not alone. Just maybe keep it down a notch in the aisle of the grocery store!

“Uptown Funk” by Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars

Talk about a song that just won’t quit! “Uptown Funk” is the musical equivalent of a double shot of espresso—it’ll pump you up and keep you moving. This jam has been around for a while, but it still finds its way into store playlists everywhere. With its retro flair and Bruno Mars’ infectious energy, it’s hard not to feel like you’re in a movie montage when it plays. So, next time you hear it while picking out a new pair of sneakers, take a moment to appreciate the groove. You might just end up strutting down the aisle!

“Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye

This hauntingly beautiful track has a way of creeping into your shopping experience, often when you least expect it. “Somebody That I Used to Know” is that bittersweet song that makes you think about past relationships while you’re trying to focus on finding the perfect gift. It’s a little heavy for a shopping trip, but that’s part of its charm. You might even find yourself lost in thought, reminiscing about old flames while standing in the candle aisle. Just remember, you’re here for the candles, not the memories!

Wrap It Up

So there you have it—six songs that have likely soundtracked your shopping excursions without you even realizing it. The next time you hear one of these catchy tunes, maybe take a moment to appreciate them a little more. Who knows? You might even find yourself adding them to your own playlist.

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