Comments on: Listen To The New Friday Soundtrack

By: jjj

jjj — Fri, 18 Sep 2026 14:54:48 +0000

Wow, doesn’t anyone appreicate good music. Doin Things by ThreeAM is amazing?? Who is the lead singer?

By: billyboi

billyboi — Wed, 08 Apr 2026 15:32:02 +0000

hello ppl i just want to know what the name of the on the background when there having sex in the house…..

By: jasonsfury

jasonsfury — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 15:32:41 +0000

It’s not on the soundtrack that is currently out. However, maybe when they release the Jablonsku score. I’m thinking that the musiic was made just for the trailer.

By: Brodie

Brodie — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 10:25:14 +0000

which track was the one heard on the teaser trailer? it went for about ahlf the trailer then jason starts attacking people, is it on the soundtrack?

By: John

John — Wed, 25 Feb 2026 07:17:32 +0000

Xfactor, “I have lost too from hate crimes and gang violence”. You’re a fuckin’ liar. You only said that because of Brooke’s uncle. I think you’ve watched one too many of those stupid hood movies.

By: T

Sat, 21 Feb 2026 13:54:21 +0000

i meant xfactor

By: T

Sat, 21 Feb 2026 13:52:23 +0000

i just have to throw my 2 cents in im not going to try to be offencive but what needs to be said needs to be said ok xfator 1) wigger isnt racist now get rid of the w and add a n it is 2)i would say rap is not music more like dirty poetry and beats its nothing like rock (they sing) some r&b may be if they sing but no matter what it all sucks imo and shouldn’t be in a horror movie and if ur white friends dress all gangsta and talk with slang then yes they are wiggers with all that said it isnt like ppl on here are saying white power or any thing so theres no reason u need to get offencive im not trying to be an ass or any but but ur makeing a big deal out of nothing im white im not racists i have black friends hell my cousin is marry to a black guy

By: Ashley

Ashley — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 13:14:53 +0000

At least “hair metal” sounds good. Rap is just annoying… I never really got why that type of music was call hair metal. REO speedwagon is the same type of music and they all had short hair. But Guns N Roses had long hair and they aren’t considered hair metal, all of that kind of 80’s rock sounds the same. I’m only 19, maybe you just had to be around back then to get why music was labeled by how they looked, instead of how they sounded. It all sounds the same to me. Either way, I’ll take music from the 80’s over the fake boring 90’s any-day.

By: Dev

Dev — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 08:31:41 +0000

The reason rap at first made a name for itself was because the rap artists were using it to express themselves. Public Enemy for example, they once in awhile would go on about socio economic issues within their environment, and Tupac would go on about the “lifestyle”. Tupac was to kids in lower income areas what Cobain was to middle class teens with self esteem issues.

These days rap is just about glamorizing thug life, its become a joke. But the blame could be put on the industry since they’re the ones who look for these performers, and then they usually are the ones who bring in the writers.

But every genre eventually goes to pot. In the 80’s it was all about putting hair metal bands on horror movie soundtracks. Dokken, Wasp, Love/Hate, Alice Cooper (who became a hair rocker when he got Ezrin as his producer), and a number of others. But people got sick of hair metal and it became a joke, not unlike rap. Its funny how both genres ended up being about nothing more than gratitious t&a and nonsense.

By: Michael

Michael — Tue, 17 Feb 2026 14:50:10 +0000

Chad, man I couldn’t agree more. If it were 1996, I could understand rap being in the movie, I wouldn’t like it but I’d understand. But at this date and time there’s no excuse. What, maybe two percent of the white polulation still listens to rap. Rap was just a trend of the 90’s, for white people anyway. Hell most of the white people I went to high school with back then, that listened to rap, now try to deny it ever happened. MTV was the only reason it ever did happen. They were fake and tried to fit in with what MTV was saying was cool.

By: Chad

Chad — Mon, 16 Feb 2026 15:08:07 +0000

Rap is a fad to everybody accept blacks, wiggers and liberals, plain and simple. And it is no where near being the type of music that “generates the most money for the music industry”. Rap doesn’t have merit, they are just talking. If a white person had invented Rap, they would’ve been laughed at, and dismissed as a joke right on the spot. The only reason it’s given any merit at all, is because of the racial double standard.

By: Paul Holt

Paul Holt — Mon, 16 Feb 2026 05:55:32 +0000

Mr. Classic – I understand that rap was initially used as an outlet for certain demographics. I just think many people today don’t understand those roots; that is why I fear many just latch onto whatever is currently cool.

But yes, rap is a musical genre, and it has its merit. I did not mean to seem elitist and denounce rap entirely.

I enjoyed what you said about both artists and parents being more responsible. Music is a wonderful device used for entertainment. I can always appreciate music, even if I am not particularly fond of all types.

Anyway, to go against the majority, I actually greatly enjoyed this film’s orchestral score. I thought Steve Jablonsky did a great job.

By: Chris Classic

Chris Classic — Mon, 16 Feb 2026 04:50:36 +0000

Paul you’ve made several good points. I respect your personal opinion man!
I will only footnote it by stating that Rap, to date, has shown itself to be the soundtrack for moral decay on several occasions, but not in all cases. It certainly wasnt the intention of rap pioneers to create a forum for the further degradation of their neighborhoods.
Artists can be more responsible AND parents can do a lil more to educate their children to recognize music as entertainment and an escape from reality, instead of a realistic way of life.

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By: Paul Holt

Paul Holt — Mon, 16 Feb 2026 00:31:38 +0000

Rap is not a fad. It is music. Just not good music. It generates the most money for the music industry because it is indicative of this generation’s societal depravity. I mean, look what is popular: reality TV, rap music, wearing baggy jeans hanging below your ass. Look at the incoherent rants on message boards: rampant misspellings, abuse of the rules of grammar, frequent cursing. Just because rap is heavily consumed by millions of people doesn’t mean those consumers are the pillars of society. There’s a reason orchestral music has always signified “class” throughout the test of time. And it’s the same reason rap will never be held in the same regard.

Rap, if anything, is the soundtrack for moral decay.

Now I am not saying people shouldn’t enjoy rap music, I am just offering a counter-point to your argument for it.

It was nice to interact with you, Mr. Classic.

Now can anyone point me to the musical score for this film? That is far more interesting to me than a collection of songs from multiple genres.

By: Lucas

Lucas — Sun, 15 Feb 2026 19:40:45 +0000

Which one is the hip hop song when they arrive at the house?