Top 10 Disney Songs That Didn't Have to Go THAT Hard

These Disney songs didn't have to go THAT hard, but they did! For this list, we’ll be looking at the most epic, catchy, or intense tracks from the studio’s films that had no business being so good. Our countdown includes "Hercules," "Aladdin," "Encanto," and more! Which Disney song do YOU think went the hardest? Let us know in the comments!

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[dannietea]

The entire Tarzan soundtrack fits under the category of “This didn’t have to go that hard”.

[CaptainCretaceous]

Compared to the other picks, I2I is criminally underrated.

[ihsuFM]

Honestly think “Why Should I Worry?” from Oliver & Company should have made it on this list. It’s underrated and it has Billy Joel singing to boot!

[JeppyAMV]

I feelike I2I should have been a bit higher ranked. I'm also surprised that "I Won't Say I'm in Love" and "I'm Still Here" from Treasure Planet wasn't ranked or an honorable mention.

[poolsidecanadian]

During “I’ll Make a Man Out Of You”, I always laugh at “DID THEY SEND ME DAUGHTERS, WHEN I ASKED FOR SONS?”… yes they did.😂

[nicholeponiewaz]

A Goofy Movie is the most underrated Disney movie with the most underrated soundtrack that is the literal definition of "didn't have to go THAT hard".. Powerline deserves his own movie. Imagine how hard that movie's soundtrack would be... Amazing!

[kiaburt]

As underrated as it is, I am surprised that Savages from Pocahontas didn’t make it on the list! It’s intense and terrifying and powerful!

[taylorfuerhoff]

The fact that a Tarzan song is just an honorable mention is criminal!!! That whole soundtrack was fire! 🔥

[blackcatzzz]

I was so glad to see Hellfire on this list. Hunchback does NOT get the recognition it deserves. That movie is awesome! And for my money has the most epic opening after Lion King.

[SpacialRend]

The Lion King’s “Circle of Life” never ceases to amaze me! Everything from Lebo M’s opening chant to the grand, epic music that’s accompanied with the singing of Carmen Twillie is fantastic, and I love it!

[sherrieludwig]

He Mele No Lilo (Lilo and Stitch) is the only Disney music that never fails to give me goosebumps.

[alisonmorris]

'Almost There' from The Princess and the Frog is an absolute bop, but so is any song from the film. Can't believe this incredible film didn't get mentioned!!

[olvialee]

I love the muses in Hercules. They have soul and style in their songs and I love it

[benfranco]

Tevin Campbell owned those songs on Goofy movie! I2I definitely should've been much higher on this list. In fact, some of those in the list definitely should not have beat Pocahontas or Tarzan to be honest

[hesayshesayhowboutmesay]

My dad took me to see Beauty and the Beast the day it came out. The entire theater gave a standing ovation at the end of the song. I’ll never forget it.

[Truckerdaddy]

another criminally underrated song is Oliver and Company-Why should I worry.

[jayjaybulldog]

I couldn’t help but singing to all the classic lyrics especially eye to eye as one of my personal favorites. I always imagine seeing a real life PowerLine concert🎤🎶

[RoxyLuffer]

And you know, the MOST jaw-droppingly awesome fact about "Be Our Guest" is that the man who voices Lumierre's Singing Voice....ISN'T FRENCH. He's from the BRONX! He got Accolades upon ACCOLADES for that performance.

[midwestyle]

I-2-I defined my childhood. I remember many times practicing the "Perfect Cast", I memorized the lyrics, me and a friend created a dance to it. One of the most underrated and energetic songs in Disney's entire catalog.

[darthmagnum]

I also believe that a criminally underrated song in a Disney movie is "I'm Still Here" (or Jim's Theme) from Treasure Planet. I know that the movie was released during a transitional period between their 2D and 3D eras and wasn't as well received, but having the Googoo Dolls as the guest musicians not only fit the mood of an angsty "growing up" story, but also fit the 2000's time period. For anyone in their teens during that period, even now the nostalgia hits pretty hard, in my opinion, though going hard as far as sound quality, it hits emotions.