Guess Who Sang The Disney Song And We'll Guess Your Favorite Disney Prince!
- by Erica Blair
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Who here thinks they're the biggest Disney fan?
Most casual fans will be able to pick up the lyrics to some of the more popular songs, but it takes a true super fan to be able to identify all of the songs listed below in this ultimate Disney quiz! We have collected some of the most memorable tunes and songs from our all-time favorite Disney movies and we challenge all the real fans to match the song lyrics to the character who sang the tune. Everybody knows that the Disney catalog is famous for having some of the best music around, so these songs are popular classics that everybody are sure to remember.
Some of these are songs that we have totally sung in the shower, other ones people might remember from their childhood and still others will be a little bit more challenging. At the end of the quiz, we will try and guess who your favorite Disney Prince is! It will be hard to go through this quiz and not sing along to these amazing songs! Test your Disney skills with the thirty-five questions below and once you're done, we'll try and figure out who your favorite Disney Prince is! Let's get started.
Someday My Prince Will Come from Snow White
Snow White is the original Disney movie- and the one that set Disney's high standards for all movies to come! It tells the story of a beautiful princess who invokes the jealousy of an evil queen. This song was one of the most famous ones, titled "Someday My Prince Will Come" and tells the tale of one of the central characters who wishes to find their true love!
When You Wish Upon A Star from Pinocchio
Keeping with the old school theme, here's one of the most famous songs from the entire Disney catalog. In Pinocchio we learn the story of the wooden boy who desperately wanted to be real, and listen to gems like this song called "When You Wish Upon A Star". You're probably already humming it in your head. Who sang this iconic song?
I Just Can’t Wait To Be King from The Lion King
The Lion King is one of the best Disney movies that came around in the past several decades. The music, cinematography and heartbreaking story of familial deception made it an instant classic. Do you remember who sang "I Just Can't Wait To Be King" from this amazing movie? Choose below and we'll reveal your celebrity prince.
The Bare Necessities from The Jungle Book
Although The Jungle Book is now a live-action movie, the original version was a Disney cartoon classic that premiered in the 1980s. "The Bare Necessities" was one of the most famous songs from this movie, though there are a lot of other really great songs to choose from in this great movie! Who sang about the joys of the bare necessities of life?
Almost There from The Princess And The Frog
The Princess and the Frog is one of the best recent Disney movies and features a spunky heroine that doesn't need anyone to save her. The movie is a cherished modern-day classic and certainly sits in the ranks of the best Disney movies of all time. Who sang this iconic song titled "Almost There" from The Princess and the Frog?
Colors of the Wind from Pocahontas
Of all Disney movies that premiered in the 1980s and early 1990s, Pocahontas had one of the best soundtracks ever, including this ballad titled "Colors of the Wind". “Colors of the Wind” is a gentle reminder that the land belongs to everyone and is easily one of the most beautiful songs in the entire Disney catalog. Who sang this tune?
You’re Welcome from Moana
Moana is a refreshing example of how Disney has broken from its usual mold of damsels in distress and started featuring tough heroines. The lead female character saves her village and reunites her people with the sea in this epic adventure. “You’re Welcome” is a tongue-in-cheek catchy song sung by one of the main characters. Do you remember who sang it?
Reflection from Mulan
Mulan is the story of a woman who took her father's place in the army and ended up saving China. She was the first badass female heroine in Disney and holds a special place in the hearts of Disney fans. “Reflection” is all about choosing between what society tells you to be, and what you want in your heart. Who sang the song "Reflection" from Mulan?
I Won’t Say I’m In Love from Hercules
Hercules is one of Disney's most underrated movies. It has great animation, a wonderful story line and some great music- like this gem titled "I Won't Say I'm In Love". It is sung by one of the main characters who is very clearly in love, but stubbornly will not admit to it. Like most great Disney ballads it’s catchy and sentimental.
Remember Me from Coco
Coco is one of the most emotional movies to ever come out of Disney. It combines a lesson about loyalty and family with a great story line and a twist in the middle. This sentimental song called "Remember Me" is one of the best from Coco and is the greatest tear-jerker that even came out of Disney’s studios. Who sang this lovely song?
Let It Go from Frozen
This one should be easy for just about anyone. It is the premier song from Frozen- the one that spawned a million musically themed toys. It is also one of the most beautifully written and produced ballads to ever come out of Disney’s studios. It will go down in history as one of the best Disney songs ever. Who sang "Let It Go"?
When Will My Life Begin from Tangled
Tangled is the Rapunzel story given a Disney makeover. It is one of the best stories to come out of the studio in the last couple years and has some incredible music, like this score titled "When Will My Life Begin"? Do you remember who sang this epic ballad in Disney’s masterful remake of the Rapunzel story? Tell us below!
Dig A Little Deeper from The Princess And The Frog
The Princess and the Frog has some of the best music that Disney has pumped out in the recent years. The sing-along score does not get as much credit as it should, but songs like this one titled "Dig A Little Deeper" are examples of Disney at its best. Do you remember who sang this catchy song that sticks in your head?
Following The Leader from Peter Pan
Switching back to old school Disney, we have a song from one of the most popular movies that was ever released by the studio. It followed the story of the boy who never had to grow up and his arch-nemesis Captain Hook, as well as a few very special children that he took along for the ride. Who sang "Following The Leader" from Peter Pan?
In A World Of My Own from Alice In Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland is the trippy journey of Alice down the rabbit hole and is the cult favorite of college kids everywhere. With some great music and truly creative story line, Alice in Wonderland is a classic, just like the famous song "In A World Of My Own". Do you remember who sang this iconic ballad about discovering magic in the world?
A Spoonful Of Sugar from Mary Poppins
This one certainly came out before you were born, but you probably saw it as a kid. Mary Poppins is the ultimate story of the magical nanny who takes her charges on a whirlwind adventure. Every kid wanted a nanny like Mary Poppins when they were growing up and “A Spoonful Of Sugar” is the most memorable song from this classic movie. Who sang it?
Hakuna Matata from The Lion King
The Lion King is full of awesome music, which is really good because the story line itself can be a little bit on the depressing side. During one of the happier moments of the movie, this song, called "Hakuna Matata" is sung. It is an upbeat answer to one of the most jarring scenes in Disney history and you can’t help but tap your feet to it. Who sang it?
How Far I’ll Go from Moana
Moana is one of the most badass heroines that Disney has ever created. She matched wits with a demigod, fought monsters and even saved her whole village. It also contains some incredible songs, like "How Far I'll Go", about a character who knows that their purpose exceeds all conventional and societal norms. Who sang this ultimate ballad from Disney’s Moana?
A Whole New World from Aladdin
Aladdin has some of the best music in the entire Disney catalog, including this song which is probably the most romantic tune that ever appeared in a Disney cartoon. It is so romantic that if you grew up in the 1990s, it might have been played at your prom. In a movie full of amazing songs, this one stands out. Who sang "A Whole New World"?
Mother Knows Best from Tangled
Tangled takes the story of Rapunzel and the tower and gives it a little Disney touch. There's amazing animation, a great story line, and music like this song titled "Mother Knows Best". Although “Mother Knows Best” was really a tactic to keep the main character down, we can’t help but sing along with this catchy tune that has a sinister undertone.
Kiss the Girl from The Little Mermaid
We all know and love the story of The Little Mermaid- about the princess who loved her prince so much that she was willing to sacrifice her underwater kingdom for him. It had great music too, like this song titled "Kiss The Girl", which is sung during one of the most pivotal scenes in the entire movie. Who sang it?
Love Is an Open Door from Frozen
Frozen was full of some of the best music that Disney has ever put out. From sentimental favorites to the epic super hit of the movie, "Let It Go", you really can't go wrong with this movie. "Love Is An Open Door" is one of the greatest songs from Frozen. Do you remember who sang it? Let us know below!
Hellfire from The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
The Hunchback of Notre Dame is probably the most underrated Disney film ever. Seriously, go give it a re-watch after you finish this quiz. It has a great story line, awesome animation and songs like this one called "Hellfire" about the moral conflict of one of the main characters. “Hellfire” displays Disney’s aptitude at touching on darker elements of the human psyche.
Prince Ali from Aladdin
Back to Aladdin! This movie is full of some of the best music in the entire Disney catalog, so it should come as no surprise that it is featured here again. This song, titled "Prince Ali" was sung by one of the most memorable characters and features some incredible cinematography as well. If you were a kid of the 90s, you’re humming it right now.
Reindeers Are Better Than People from Frozen
Frozen is back for the third time on this list (seriously we totally love that movie so much)! You know that you know the score by heart, so can you tell us who sang this classic song called "Reindeers are better than people"? It’s not as well known as “Let It Go” but it is certainly one of the catchier songs from this iconic movie.
Poor Unfortunate Souls from The Little Mermaid
The Little Mermaid was full of some of the best music that Disney ever released, including this particular song that summed up the plight of Ariel while she was pining for her above-land prince. At the time, Ariel was one of many poor unfortunate souls in the ocean, but this character offered to help her- for a price. Who sang "Poor Unfortunate Souls"?
Gaston from Beauty and the Beast
Gaston is supposed to be the antithesis to The Beast. He is beautiful on the outside but totally rotten inside, yet, still the townspeople couldn't help but compliment him- like in this song, titled "Gaston". Gaston didn’t need anyone to stroke his ego because he was completely capable of doing it for himself, but that didn’t stop the townspeople from singing his praises.
Friends On The Other Side from The Princess And The Frog
The Princess and the Frog had some seriously good music, including this song that is meant as a warning of sorts. The song is equal parts catchy and ominous and perfectly invokes the dread that this particular character inspired in the other characters. Do you remember this iconic song? Who sang "Friends On The Other Side" from this modern classic?
Touch The Sky from Brave
Brave is one of the best recently released Disney movies that chronicles the story of a headstrong princess who is anything but a damsel in distress. Like many new Disney movies it touches on themes of finding yourself and defying convention in order to realize who you are truly meant to be. It also has great music, like this song titled "Touch The Sky".
Zero To Hero from Hercules
Hercules takes an ancient myth and flips it on its head as only Disney can by making Hercules into a teenage boy. In this song Hercules' talents are discussed at length. It is called "Zero To Hero". Even gods are insecure as teenagers, so Hercules needs a little bit of a boost. Do you remember who sang this great Disney song?
Something There from Beauty and the Beast
Beauty and the Beast is one of the best Disney movies to come out of the 1990s and features a headstrong princess and an unconventional prince- plus great music like this song titled "Something There". Beauty and the Beast is all about finding the beauty within and the power of looking beyond conventional attractiveness. It features one of the first strong Disney princesses.
Part Of Your World from The Little Mermaid
This song really needs no introduction. If you were a child in the 1990s, you knew all the words to "Part Of Your World" by heart. It is one of the best, most popular and incredibly produced ballads that Disney has ever come out with, and really touches on some common human emotions like wanting to belong and longing to look beyond our bubble.
Be Prepared from The Lion King
The Lion King is the ultimate tale of betrayal and family drama- set in the glorious savannah. It is loosely based on Hamlet and features some of the best music that Disney has ever produced. It is a cult favorite for good reason and most of the songs will have you tapping your feet and singing along, including this one titled “Be Prepared”. Who sung it?
Jack’s Lament from The Nightmare Before Christmas
The Nightmare Before Christmas made Halloween nearly as whimsical as our favorite wintertime holiday- and contained some really incredible music to boot, like this song called "Jack's Lament". Do you remember who sang this wonderful tune from one of the most cherished Disney movies of the 1990s? Give us your very best guess below and we will reveal your celebrity prince!
Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo from Cinderella
Let's end on a high note with one of the most beloved Disney movies ever- Cinderella! You know and love the rags to riches story, but do you remember who sang "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo"? This song came at a drastic turning point in the film, where we really started to think that our heroine might have a shot at her Prince Charming.
