Musical Numbers (in Order of Occurrence)
- "Kids Just Being Kids" (Timmy)
- "Get Flappy" (Flappy Bob)
- "Adults Ruin Everything" (Timmy and the KIDS)
- "Weer Pixeez" (HP and Sanderson: performed by Method Man and Redman, in contrast to HP and Sanderson's simultaneous voiceover work by Ben Stein)
- "Timmy's Song" (Timmy)
- "Jorgen Polka (Pull Back the Fairies) " (Jorgen Von Strangle)
- "Where Is the Fun?" (Timmy, Flappy Bob, and the Rapping Pixies)
- "Floating With You" (Cosmo and Wanda)
- "Unfundamentals" (Cosmo, Flappy Bob, Timmy)
- "With Some Control Parentally" (Mr. and Mrs. Turner)
- "The School's Out Remix"
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