Nike is set to drop the first of two new Ja 2 x Kool-Aid sneakers in collaboration with Memphis Grizzlies basketball star Ja Morant, and this one is will have you saying "Oh yeah!" ...

The catchy tune "Oh Yeah" has been used in Hollywood comedies and advertisements for the past 30 years, ever since "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," giving the tune's co-creator seed money that helped ...

Recorded in 1985 by Swiss electronic duo Yello, “Oh Yeah” is the song that blew up thanks to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and The Secret of My Success — the one that goes “doo bow-bow” and ...

Specifically the track, “Oh Yeah,” by the band Yello. In the video below, its creators break down the track, which somehow condensed the entire Ferris Bueller vibe into two words.

Though Yello are still best known for “Oh Yeah,” they’ve been making and releasing music regularly since their 1980 debut, Solid Pleasure (their most recent LP, Point, came out in 2020).

Oh Yeah will premiere on June 7 at Tribeca Film Festival. "It's the most iconic two words in pop music history - OH YEAH!" Justin Lacob, President of Documentary+ and XTR, said in a statement.

The stomp-clap rocker opens with a feel similar to one of their idols, Joan Jett, and later is more blatant in its homage nodding to the "Oh yeahs" of "Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)." Fans will ...

Oh Yeah!, a documentary short on the iconic song by Yello and its impact on pop culture, has been acquired by Documentary+ Originals and Rolling Stone Films ahead of its June 7 world premiere at ...