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This is 99% invisible. I'm Roman Mars.

On any given day, there are a few different kinds of songs rattling around in my head.

Some are just classics, like literal classics.

And there are songs that are just in there that are my own favorite songs that have carved out a space in my brain because I listen to them over and over and over That's the song Solidarity by the band Scream.

That's the song Solidarity by the band Scream.

Oh, that song is so good.

And then there's this other category of memorable songs, the ones that we all just kind of know,

songs that somehow, without anyone's permission, snuck their way into our collective

unconscious and now are just lingering there for all eternity.

These songs aren't necessarily good, but they usually have some undeniably catchy quality to them,

a hook that worms its way into our brains and never

leaves. Like this one. But I think there's one song in the last 25 years that exemplifies this phenomenon more than any other.

It's a song that I think nearly every one of you will recognize.

It is not my favorite.

Who let the dog sound?

Who let the dog sound?

Hoare! Hoare!

Hoare!

Hoare! Hoare! Today's You did not ask for it to your listener, but today's entire episode is devoted to who

let the dogs out.

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