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The Daily Epic Earworm For December 14, 2025

Today's epic earworm is from Pink.
After performing a vast array of aerial acrobatics, Pink hits her teeth with her microphone while performing for her Trustfall Tour visit to Grainbridge Fieldhouse on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023, in Indianapolis. After a brief reaction, the singer cracked a few jokes and continued on with the action-packed show. Photo courtesy of Michelle Pemberton/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images.

Everyone gets songs stuck in their heads that just won’t go away. They sneak into your subconscious. They are epic earworms that you find yourself humming uncontrollably, singing in the shower, or tapping the beat to with your foot or ballpoint pen when you should be working. Sometimes they even keep you awake at night. Whether they are current hits, one-hit wonders, movie soundtrack gems, holiday favorites, or songs from your youth, their catchy vocals, riffs, hooks, and choruses seem to linger for days.

Here, those songs find a home, no matter the genre. Here, those epic earworms are revisited, explained, and celebrated. Here, you may find the song that haunts you tomorrow. Here is today’s unescapable song of the day…and the story behind it.

Today’s Epic Earworm: Pink — “Get the Party Started”

Music video for “Get the Party Started” by Pink, courtesy of LaFace/Arista Records.

Today’s epic earworm, “Get the Party Started,” comes from Alecia Beth Moore, better known as Pink (sometimes stylized P!nk). The pop singer released the song as the lead single from her second album, Missundaztood, in 2001. The song peaked at Number Four on the Billboard Hot 100, and it was certified gold, platinum, or multi-platinum in 12 countries. “Get the Party Started” won two MTV Video Music Awards, one MTV Europe Music Award, a Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Award, a Q Award in the UK, and was nominated for a Grammy.

One Name or Another

“Get the Party Started” was a big hit for Pink, but it was not intended to be her song. Linda Perry, former singer/guitarist of 4 Non Blondes, wrote the song for another one-named artist: Madonna. Unfortunately for Madonna, her people turned it down, thinking that it did not fit with the rest of the album she was working on, simply titled Music. The song eventually found its way to Pink, and the rest is history.

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