Every Hannah Montana song, ranked

Callie Ahlgrim,Courteney LaroccaNov 23, 2020, 22:09 IST

Miley Cyrus as Hannah Montana in 2009's "Hannah Montana: The Movie."Disney

We ranked all 33 streamable songs by Hannah Montana from the first three Disney Channel soundtrack albums, as well as tracks from "Hannah Montana: The Movie."
Only songs available on Spotify and attributed to the name Hannah Montana were included. Songs by Miley Cyrus — even if included on "Hannah Montana" soundtracks, such as "The Climb" — were not considered.
The fourth soundtrack, "Hannah Montana Forever," isn't available to stream, so it wasn't included.
The show's iconic theme song "The Best of Both Worlds" took the top spot. "He Could Be the One" and "Nobody's Perfect" rounded out the top three.
"Ice Cream Freeze (Let's Chill)" was ranked the lowest.

Hannah Montana is still one of the most recognizable names in the music industry even though Miley Cyrus hung up her blonde wig in 2011.

Cyrus portrayed the pop star — or, more accurately, she portrayed a normal high schooler with a secret musical alter-ego — for nearly five years on Disney Channel.

The role shot her to stardom at age 12 and resulted in three seasons of "Hannah Montana," a theatrically-released film titled "Hannah Montana: The Movie," a farewell season known as "Hannah Montana Forever," and four soundtrack albums.

Insider's music team (reporter Callie Ahlgrim and celebrity and music editor Courteney Larocca) decided to rank all 33 songs in the teen pop sensation's discography that are currently available to stream on Spotify. They're listed below in descending order.

Note: Only songs available to stream that are attributed to the name Hannah Montana were included. Songs by Miley Cyrus — even if included on "Hannah Montana" soundtracks, such as "The Climb" — were not considered.

33. "Ice Cream Freeze (Let's Chill)" is ridiculously childish.

"Ice Cream Freeze (Let's Chill)" is performed on season three, episode 11, "Knock Knock Knockin' on Jackson's Head." Disney Channel

32. "What's Not to Like" is unlikable.

"What's Not to Like" is the 17th track on "Hannah Montana: The Movie." Disney

31. "Supergirl" is too self-indulgent to be successful.

"Supergirl" is performed on season three, episode eight, "Welcome to the Bungle." Disney Channel

30. "The Good Life" is capitalist nonsense.

"The Good Life" plays when Hannah fights Tyra Banks in "Hannah Montana: The Movie." Disney

29. "Just a Girl" is a slow ballad about being an ordinary girl that doesn't really connect.

"Just a Girl" is the fifth track on "Hannah Montana 3." It was not featured on the series. Walt Disney Records

28. "Old Blue Jeans" is more annoying than cute.

"Old Blue Jeans" is performed on season two, episode 12, "When You Wish You Were The Star." Disney Channel

27. "Every Part of Me" is way too angsty.

"Every Part of Me" plays on season three, episode 29, "Miley Says Goodbye? Part 1." Disney Channel

26. "Spotlight" focuses too much on fame.

"Spotlight" is the 15th track on "Hannah Montana: The Movie." Disney

25. "Make Some Noise" is unconvincing as an empowerment anthem.

"Make Some Noise" is performed on season two, episode one, "Me and Rico Down by the School Yard." Disney Channel

24. "Let's Do This" is thoroughly average.

"Let's Do This" is performed on season three, episode 18, "He Could Be the One." Disney Channel

23. "You and Me Together" would've sounded better acoustic.

"You and Me Together" is performed as an a capella duet with Brooke Shields on season two, episode five, "I Am Hannah, Hear Me Croak." Disney Channel

22. "Don't Wanna Be Torn" is a rock-infused power ballad that exemplifies the poor performance of "Hannah Montana 3" on this ranking.

"Don't Wanna Be Torn" plays on season three, episode 19, "He Could Be the One (Part 2)." Disney Channel

21. "Bigger Than Us" is cute and catchy, but it's not very memorable.

"Bigger Than Us" is performed on season two, episode 11, "Sleepwalk This Way" Disney Channel

20. "Mixed Up" is a more powerful version of "Don't Wanna Be Torn."

"Mixed Up" plays during a montage on season three, episode 30, "Miley Says Goodbye? Part 2." Disney Channel

19. "Pumpin' Up the Party" is emblematic of pop music in the mid '00s.

"Pumpin' Up the Party" is featured on season one, episode 24, "The Idol Side of Me." Disney Channel

18. "I Wanna Know You" is a cute bop about wanting to get to know someone.

"I Wanna Know You" is performed as a duet with David Archuleta on season three, episode 14, "Promma Mia." Disney Channel

17. "Let's Get Crazy" is the best pop song on the "Hannah Montana: The Movie" soundtrack.

"Let's Get Crazy" is performed at Lilly's birthday party in "Hannah Montana: The Movie." Disney

16. "It's All Right Here" is, quite frankly, a banger.

"It's All Right Here" is performed on season three, episode 20, "Super(stitious) Girl." Disney Channel

15. "The Other Side of Me" is begging to reveal that Hannah Montana is a fake identity.

"The Other Side of Me" is performed on season one, episode four, "I Can't Make You Love Hannah If You Don't." Disney Channel

14. "We Got the Party" holds a special place in the hearts of "Hannah Montana" fans.

"We Got the Party" is performed with the Jonas Brothers on season two, episode 16, "Me and Mr. Jonas and Mr. Jonas and Mr. Jonas." Disney Channel

13. "True Friend" is delightfully pure.

"True Friend" is performed on season two, episode two, "Cuffs Will Keep Us Together." Disney Channel

12. "Who Said" is Hannah's most successful empowerment anthem.

"Who Said" is performed on season one, episode 19, "Money for Nothing, Guilt for Free." Disney Channel

11. "Life's What You Make It" captures Hannah Montana's delightful optimism.

"Life's What You Make It" is performed on season two, episode five, "I Am Hannah, Hear Me Croak." Disney Channel

10. "This Is the Life" has all the elements that make a classic Hannah Montana song.

"This Is the Life" is performed on season one, episode 10, "Oh Say, Can You Remember the Words?" Disney Channel

9. "I Got Nerve" offers much-needed variety to the first soundtrack.

"I Got Nerve" debuted on season one, episode 22, "We Are Family — Now Get Me Some Water!" Disney Channel

8. "Just Like You" is melodically perfect.

"Just Like You" is performed on season one, episode two, "Miley Get Your Gum." Disney Channel

7. "One in a Million" has the best storytelling out of any song by Hannah Montana.

"One in a Million" is performed on season two, episode three, "You Are So Sue-able to Me." Disney Channel

6. "If We Were a Movie" is a truly timeless love song.

"If We Were a Movie" is performed on season one, episode 21, "My Boyfriend's Jackson and There's Gonna Be Trouble." Disney Channel

5. Put simply, "Rock Star" slaps.

"Rock Star" is performed during the benefit concert in "Hannah Montana: The Movie." Disney

4. "You'll Always Find Your Way Back Home" is actually a Taylor Swift song, which makes it a perfect track for a fictional pop star.

"You'll Always Find Your Way Back Home" is performed at the end of "Hannah Montana: The Movie." Disney

3. "Nobody's Perfect." Enough said.

"Nobody's Perfect" is performed on season two, episode eight, "Take This Job and Love It." Disney Channel

2. "He Could Be the One" is a masterful pop song that still holds up.

"He Could Be the One" debuted on season three, episode 19, "He Could Be the One (Part 2)." Disney Channel

1. "The Best of Both Worlds" is easily Hannah Montana's most iconic song.

"The Best of Both Worlds" is the first track on "Hannah Montana." Disney Channel

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