Retired TRL Videos
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Super Bowl Halftime Shows
200

Limp Bizkit did it all for this. The band's single was the second retired video in TRL history.

"Nookie"

200

Los Angeles Dodgers (12/$365M, 2020)

Mookie Betts

200

The Matrix

• Neo
• Morpheus
• Trinity
• Agent Smith
• Oracle
• Cypher
• Tank
• Apoc
• Mouse
• Switch

200

This horror anthology series originally aired on Nickelodeon from 1992 to 1996. It was rebooted in 1999 and 2019.

Are You Afraid of the Dark?

200

The 2022 sequel was both a critical and commercial smash, earning $1.5 billion at the box office and a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score. The 1986 original, however, was actually hated by critics (56%) and loved by fans (83%).

Top Gun

200

In 1993, this singer's iconic halftime performance got higher ratings than the game itself.

Michael Jackson

400

blink-182 had some success with "What's My Age Again?", but they really broke through with this song, which became TRL's 23rd retired video. To date, it remains the band's only Top 10 single.

"All the Small Things"

400

Minnesota Twins (8/$184M, 2010)

Joe Mauer

400

Goodfellas

• James Conway
• Henry Hill
• Tommy DeVito
• Karen Hill
• Paul Cicero
• Frankie Carbone
• Sonny Bunz
• Frenchy
• Billy Batts
• Morris Kessler

400

This sitcom, which ran from 1991 to 1992, focused around the life of young campers at the fictional Camp Anawanna.

Salute Your Shorts

400

Few movies have divided critics and fans quite like this superhero franchise starring Tom Hardy. The first movie, released in 2018, was hated by critics (29%) but loved by fans (80%). They were also split over the 2021 sequel (57% vs. 84%).

Venom

400

This cartoon character introduced Travis Scott during the 2019 halftime show.

SpongeBob SquarePants

600

Tom Green released this novelty song in 1999, and it became a hit. The video was TRL's 15th retired.

"The Bum Bum Song (Lonely Swedish)"

600

San Francisco Giants (8/$167M, 2013)

Buster Posey

600

Inglorious Basterds

• Aldo Raine
• Shosanna
• Hans Landa
• Donny Donowitz
• Archie Hicox
• Bridget von Hammersmark
• Fredrick Zoller
• Hugo Stiglitz
• Wilhelm Wicki
• Marcel

600

This TV series, which ran from 1994 to 1998, was about a teenage girl with strange powers, including telekinesis, shooting electricity from her fingers, and the ability to dissolve into a mobile puddle of water.

The Secret World of Alex Mack

600

This 2017 "Saw" spinoff — the eighth installment in the horror series — was torture for critics, who scored it a 32%. Fans, on the other hand, gave it an 89%.

Jigsaw

600

This rock band performed with Bruno Mars during his 2014 halftime performance.

Red Hot Chili Peppers

800

This Kid Rock song with a nonsensical title became the 11th retired TRL video.

"Bawitdaba"

800

Boston Red Sox (7/$217M, 2016)

David Price

800

Inception

• Cobb
• Arthur
• Ariadne
• Eames
• Saito
• Yusuf
• Robert Fischer
• Browning
• Mal
• Maurice Fischer

800

The series (1989-1991) is set on a fictional ranch near the city of Tucson, Arizona. It portrays the lives of the ranch's owner, his son, a female ranch hand, and four teenage summer employees.

Hey Dude

800

The Rock, Ryan Reynolds, and Gal Godat starred in this 2021 Netflix blockbuster that was disrespected by critics (36%) but adored by fans (92%).

Red Notice

800

Katy Perry was performing this song during her viral  Left Shark dance routine.

Teenage Dream

1000

Korn has four retired music videos, including "Freak on a Leash," "Falling Away from Me," and "Make Me Bad." This other song was the first-ever video in TRL history.

"Got the Life"

1000

Arizona Diamondbacks (6/$206.5M, 2016)

Zack Greinke

1000

A Quiet Place

• Evelyn Abbott
• Lee Abbott
• Regan Abbott
• Marcus Abbott
• Beau Abbott

1000

A mischief-causing puppet was the star of this live-action series, which ran from 1998 to 2001. Within the show, all other characters treated him like a regular human with no mention of him being a puppet.

Cousin Skeeter

1000

Critics trashed this 2016 film, calling it "a sluggish and derivative adaptation of a bestselling [video] game." But not only was this film a box office success, it was well-received by fans, who gave it a 77% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Warcraft

1000

In 1991, this boy band got bumped from the halftime show due to ABC's decision to break away for coverage of Operation Desert Storm. They performed after the game instead.

New Kids on the Block

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