In what is sure to be the binge-watching television event of the year for nostalgic '90s kids, Fuller House hits Netflix tomorrow (February 26). And just in time for its arrival, the show's theme song has surfaced online.
Performed by none other than Canadian critical pop darling Carly Rae Jepsen, the track will instantly transport you into the world of the Tanner family. The track was originally written and performed in 1987 by Jesse Frederick, who joined Jepsen in the studio with producer Butch Walker for the reworked version.
As one might expect, it's horribly cheesy and stupidly catchy, with slick guitar licks that sound like they're straight out of Jesse and the Rippers' songbook.
Give it a listen in the player below, and prepare for the weekend of hate-watching ahead.
Performed by none other than Canadian critical pop darling Carly Rae Jepsen, the track will instantly transport you into the world of the Tanner family. The track was originally written and performed in 1987 by Jesse Frederick, who joined Jepsen in the studio with producer Butch Walker for the reworked version.
As one might expect, it's horribly cheesy and stupidly catchy, with slick guitar licks that sound like they're straight out of Jesse and the Rippers' songbook.
Give it a listen in the player below, and prepare for the weekend of hate-watching ahead.