LEGO BATMAN SONGS MOVIE
LEGO BATMAN SONGS SERIES

Will Arnett and Jeff Lewis, and Alex Aiono's cover of 'Man in the Mirror.' If you're more interested in the score that will play during scenes, you can also check out some samplings of composer Lorne Balfe's tunes. If you head over to the WaterTower Music (Warner Bros' music label) YouTube page, you can listen to some of the other tunes that will play, like 'Friends Are Family - Oh Hush!' feat.

Of course, 'Who's The (Bat)Man' isn't the only original song that will be playing during The LEGO Batman Movie. In keeping with the characterization of Batman from the first LEGO Movie, music plays an important role in the narrative - and as a plot device - and it comes as no surprise that the end credits sequence is both hilarious and a fully executed music video complete with costume changes and choreography. So don't be surprised if during The LEGO Batman Movie, the Dark Knight pulls out a microphone and starts rocking to 'Who's The (Bat)Man.' After all, people can't truly know how great he is until it's revealed in lyrical form.

LEGO BATMAN SONGS MOVIE

What's especially great and hilarious about this song is that Stump sounds almost exactly like Will Arnett's deep-voiced Batman. Positioned to be The LEGO Movie 2 s breakout song, 'Catchy Song' is precisely what its name implies - a catchy song to get stuck in your head. The song even touches on some of his lesser-known qualities, like always paying his taxes. It's like that classic saying goes: always be yourself! Unless you can be Batman. From the cool gadgets and the 'tricked out ride' to his impressive muscles and being a billionaire, there's a lot to idolize about Batman. The Lego Movie featured a Batman-centric song of its own, with the character penning the humorous 'Untitled Self Portrait' for Wyldstyle (Elizabeth Banks) in the film.

LEGO BATMAN SONGS SERIES

Sung and written by Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump, 'Who's The (Bat)Man' highlights everything we love about Gotham City's most famous vigilante in rock anthem form, and even better, also bears some resemblance to the 1960s Batman TV series theme.

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