Oh Yeah (The Subways song)

"Oh Yeah" is a song by the English rock band The Subways. It was released as a single in 2005 from their debut album, Young for Eternity. The song is characterized by its energetic, driving rhythm, simple yet catchy lyrics, and raw, garage rock sound. It features prominent guitar riffs, heavy drumming, and the distinctive vocals of frontman Billy Lunn.

The song gained significant popularity and exposure through its inclusion in various media, including television commercials, video games (most notably the Burnout Revenge soundtrack), and films. This widespread exposure helped to solidify The Subways' reputation as an up-and-coming rock band.

Lyrically, "Oh Yeah" is fairly straightforward, repeating the title phrase and other simple lines. Its appeal lies more in its infectious energy and memorable hook rather than complex lyrical themes. The song is often interpreted as an expression of youthful exuberance and rebellion.

"Oh Yeah" remains one of The Subways' most recognizable and popular songs, and it is a staple of their live performances. It is often credited with playing a significant role in launching their career and establishing them as a prominent force in the indie rock scene of the mid-2000s.