10 Best Fast & Furious Movie Soundtrack Songs, Ranked

this Fast and furious The movie franchise seems to grow bigger with each new film, boasting bombastic action sequences and a big-budget cast. Even the soundtracks of these films feature many famous artists, especially from the hip-hop and pop genres.

And, over time, some of these songs have achieved iconic status. For example, the song of the same name in the song drifting tokyo (by Teriyaki Boyz) is more popular than the movie itself. “Danza Kuduro” by Don Omar and Lucenzo was not originally released fast five, But its use in movies has made it synonymous with the franchise. Of course, “See You Again” is Too fast too dangerous 7.

The Rest of My Life: Fast Too Dangerous 6

Rapper turned actor Ludacris continues to play Tej Parker 2 speed 2 rage, the film also featured his iconic hit “Play Stupid.” “The Rest of My Life,” a beautiful EDM-sounding song, shows Ludacris’ emphasis on working hard and then living a life without a tomorrow.

Usher, who previously worked with Ludacris “Yes,,” Conducts the choir, while French DJ David Guetta provides the accompaniment. Although it was released as a single from the album Ludaversal, “Rest of My Life” still appeared on Fast and furious 6continues the trend of upbeat ending songs in the franchise.

All roads lead home: Hobbs & Shaw

As the standalone adventure of the characters Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) and Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham), Hobbs and Shaw There’s a multi-genre track that seems to focus more on electro-house, rock and generally hip-hop. In this case, rapper Ohana Bam’s “All Roads Lead Home” represents the family-related themes shown in the second half of the film.

When Hobbs returns to his childhood home in Samoa years later, he reunites with his estranged brother as they plan to work together to defeat the terrorist Brixton Lore (Idris Elba) and the force his quantity. The song shows the protagonist’s fellow Samoans as they prepare for war, composing a vibrant national anthem.

Hey Horse: Your fate is too fast and too dangerous

Continuing the tradition of using Spanish songs as the soundtrack, Season VIII opens with a track called “Hey Ma”, which features rapper Pitbull, pop/R&B singer Camila Cabello and artist reggae musician J Balvin. “Hey Ma”, available in Spanish and English, is an easygoing love song in which Balvin and Cabello hum about their shared affection. On the other hand, Pitbull emphasized his Cuban roots when describing the country’s vibrant surroundings.

Interestingly, as Pitbull revealed in an interview, the song was originally recorded with Britney Spears and Romeo Santos before his New Age collaborators joined.

We Own It: Fast and Furious 6

top single from Fast and furious 6“We Own It” captures the stimulating nature of the film.from fast year Since then, the franchise has expanded beyond the realm of street racing and continues to expand its reach to expand the storyline. However, whether it’s a robbery in Brazil or a nuclear war in Iceland, high-speed car chases have always been a big part of this cinematic universe, and “We Own It” has sum it up.

Rappers Wiz Khalifa and 2 Chainz boast their fearless and “go or die” attitude throughout the song, and Khalifa’s hook is a notable highlight.

The good life: Your fate is too fast and too dangerous

Kehlani and G-Eazy collaborate good lifea song that perfectly fits almost any traditional family setting that ended recently Fast and furious Movie. Similar to “Rest of My Life”, “Good Life” is a celebratory song, allowing both artists to affirm that they have lived successful lives.

At the same time, they also seem to encourage their listeners to follow their instincts and follow their “schedule” for success in life. The team of Dominique Toretto (Vin Diesel) was united from the start, each member supporting each other.

I’ll be back: Fast and Furious 7

in spite of Too fast too dangerous 7The album’s “See You Again” was a hit and even Skylar Gray featured on a ballad dedicated to the late Paul Walker. The previous installment mainly conveys the perspective of Vin Diesel and the rest of the cast, while Gray’s “I’ll Be Back” seems to be written from Walker’s own point of view. The song is a haunting testimony of a person who leaves a loved one but hopes to return one day.

‘I Will Return’ is a more introspective, mournful and hopeful song Too fast too dangerous 7 soundtrack.

Danza Kuduro: Fast Five

Puerto Rican reggae artist Don Omar has a long history with film franchises, with musical ties from drifting tokyo When he gave up Conteo and Bandoleros.exist fast yearHe even shares performance credits with Rico Santos, while his Portuguese-Spanish dance hit “Danza Kuduro” plays during the film’s final scenes.

The song, which also features Lucenzo’s vocals, serves as the perfect montage showing Dom and his team in action after the theft in the third act. Money goes its own way and every member of the cast seems to have a happy ending, and “Danza Kuduro” seems like the right track for these utopian situations.

Play dumb: 2 fast 2 crazy

ludacris single from 2 speed 2 rage It’s a time capsule. His fluidity evokes the whirling energy of his old albums, while the accompanying music video will provide nostalgia for die-hard fans of the series. Ludacris drives brightly colored cars, accelerates and makes them drift perfectly. It provides a simpler worldview Fast and furiousa brand that was only content with drag racing and hip-hop in the 2000s.

silly act Won a Grammy nomination for Best Visual Media Song for Ludacris, a feat later repeated by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth Goodbye.

Tokyo Drift: Tokyo Drift

drifting tokyo is the typical work of Japanese hip-hop group Teriyaki Boyz, which has achieved cult status over the years. Teriyaki Boyz enthusiasm aside, the song’s production is iconic, especially the dumbbell-like instrumental part. It’s already an ambitious crossover, as production is in the hands of the Neptune production duo of Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo.

Originally appearing in the film’s drift scene, drifting tokyo Has been used in countless racing video edits and continues to be relevant. Today, hip-hop artists from Pusha T to Rich Brian continue to remix or sample it.

Goodbye: Too fast, too dangerous 7

The sudden death of Paul Walker was of course a shock to the industry. Appearing after his death in the seventh installment of the series, “Goodbye” is a moving tribute to the late actor. Wiz Khalifa, frequent musical guest Fast and furious In the film, he overflows with emotion while rapping about true friendship, alluding to Vin Diesel and Walker’s on/offscreen relationship.

The song really served its purpose, moving audiences around the world at the start of frontman Charlie Puth’s career, before he became the mainstream it is now. Puth’s piano intro and emotional chorus continue to give audiences goosebumps.