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Who gets the best songs in kid films, the good guys or the bad guys?
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From a recent discussion with friends - while the good guys undoubtedly get the popular songs in kid films the bad guy usually get the better songs. Do you agree?
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Who gets the best songs in kid films, the good guys or the bad guys? 2 votes
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Bad Guysjust going on wwe, for example they get the good rock music but the more sing a long pop style goes to the good guys.
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Hi @fishingmum
Sorry for the late reply, I think you have probably hit the nail on the head. The main exception I can think of is Fern Gully with Batty Rap (good guy) and Toxic Love (bad guy)As an individual I stood alone.
As a member of a group I did things.
As part of a community I helped to create change!
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