Popular songs from the Fast & Furious series
As the gold standard of car action films, the Fast & Furious series enjoys worldwide popularity.
Interestingly, due to its development as a media franchise, each related installment often features a different production team.
As a result, the series is known for releasing sequels at a much faster pace than typical films.
This time, we’ve handpicked some of the most popular tracks from the Fast & Furious soundtracks!
We’ve also included songs featured in the latest film, making this a must-see for all Fast & Furious fans!
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Popular songs from the Fast & Furious series (21–30)
how bad do you want itSevyn Streeter
This was used as an insert song in the seventh film of the series, Furious 7.
It’s the track that plays during the scene where Dominic is driving through the desert, and the music video also features visuals that evoke scenes from the movie.
The trap beat is cool, and the heavy bass really hits, so it’s perfect for listening on a car stereo.
Great as a driving song, too!
Go Hard or Go HomeWiz Khalifa & Iggy Azalea
From the hugely popular film series, this track included on the Fast & Furious 7 (Sky Mission) soundtrack is a collaboration between two megastars, Wiz Khalifa and Iggy Azalea.
Unlike much of today’s gangsta rap, Wiz Khalifa often writes surprisingly passionate and sentimental lyrics.
In this song as well, he repeats “it’s all for family,” and that contrast with his usual vibe is captivating.
Iggy Azalea’s slightly idiosyncratic flow is addictive too—you’ll find yourself wanting to listen again and again.
Popular songs from the Fast & Furious series (31–40)
Fast LaneDon Toliver, Lil Durk & Latto
Don Toliver, a rapper from Houston.
Latto, the leading female rapper representing Atlanta.
And Lil Durk, who continues to dominate the top tier of the hip-hop scene.
Their masterpiece, “Fast Lane.” This track was featured in F9 (Fast & Furious 9), and it’s crafted as trap music brimming with a sense of speed that perfectly matches the title and the film.
It’s an ideal song for a night drive, so be sure to check it out.
Follow Me Follow Me (Quem Que Cagou)Speed, Black Alien & Tejo
This track is “Follow Me, Follow Me,” a collaboration by Speed, Black Alien, and Tejo.
It was used in the film Fast Five and is included on the soundtrack.
When the song starts, it really gives you that “What is this?!” feeling, but once you hear it, it becomes addictive.
The lo-fi vibe of the rap makes it an especially cool track.
Nothing Else MattersJessie Murph
A track featured on the soundtrack of the film FAST X, notable for its dark and emotional mood.
Jessie Murph’s rich, low vocals resonate with deep feeling, powerfully expressing the importance of family and bonds.
Her unique blend of pop, R&B, and alternative sounds perfectly complements the dramatic developments set against a sweeping narrative.
Released in May 2023, the song sparked major buzz on TikTok and won strong support from younger audiences.
Born from her collaboration with sound producer Mark Nilan Jr., this exquisite ballad brings a lingering emotional depth to the high-octane car-action film.
The moving soundscape that flows between the thrilling sequences is a track sure to stir the hearts of not only movie fans but listeners of all kinds.
Time In A BottleYungblud
The musician Yungblud from the United Kingdom blends alternative rock with elements of hip-hop and pop punk.
With his distinctive fashion and performances, he continues to enjoy immense popularity among young people.
One of his notable covers, Time In A Bottle, was used in the 2019 film Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw.
The song has also been used in X-Men, so you might be familiar with it.
Hit Em HardOffset, Trippie Redd, Kevin Gates, Lil Durk & King Von
A masterpiece by top-tier rappers who command immense support in today’s hip-hop scene—Lil Durk, King Von, Offset, Kevin Gates, and Trippie Redd—“Hit Em Hard.” While it’s unmistakably trap music, both the track and the rapping evoke a nostalgic feel reminiscent of the early days of the new school.
If you’re not into today’s super laid-back trap sound, be sure to check this one out.