Tarzan Boy - Music, Releases and Uses in The Media

Music, Releases and Uses in The Media

The refrain uses Tarzan's cry as a melodic line. The song is rhythmical, with an electronic melody and simple English lyrics.

In the U.S., the song's refrain was used in the early 1990s in commercials for Cool Mint Listerine made by Pixar.

The song was re-recorded in the 90s for two films: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III and Beverly Hills Ninja.

The song featured in the story-line of an episode of the BBC detective series New Tricks entitled "A Face for Radio".

The song is occasionally played on the Rush Limbaugh radio program as bumper music.

The guitar riff from the James Bond Theme is adapted for the song.

Destiny's Child have used the song's refrain for their song "Nasty Girl", on their album "Survivor" (2001).

YTMND has many pages using an excerpt of this song to boost humor.

PBS airs commercials for their animated series Curious George with the chorus playing in the background.

The refrain was used in the Chris Farley movie Beverly Hills Ninja.

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