Vlogbrothers + Songified - We Are All Bat People

3Oh!3 - Don't Trust Me

Vitamin String Quartet - This is Halloween

Flight of the Conchords - Too Many Dicks on the Dance Floor

Disney Dudez 3 - Todrick Hall and IM5

Benny Hill Theme Song

This one is actually a suggestion from Rora, who suggested the use of 

both this song as well as the participation of multiple members of 

our cohort to leap up and chase each other around chaotically as one or

more persons chaotically make their way down the match day walkway. 

Ryan Higa - I'm a Chingstah

Brett Domino - Sexy When You Do That

Doctor Who Series 3 Soundtrack - This Is Gallifrey, Our Childhood, Our Home

The Brothers Riedell - I Got Paid

The Fu - I'm Coming Home

Michellé - How To Make HOOD Mac & Cheese

John Lajoie - Please Use This Song In Your Commercial

The Human League - Don't You Want Me (Recorder Cover)

Gunnarolla - I Won't Treat You Like ...

Meghan Trainor - All About That Bass

Sara Bareilles - Brave

Not the same song as yesterday's, but with a similar message. 

Actually with an almost identical message? 

John Mayer - Say

One thing they do at our medical school is this thing called "Faces of Patients" where

they begin the very first day of med school with an activity where patients 

from the community with various conditions walk up to the front of the room 

and say a few things about themselves before they dramatically reveal that

"I am the face of ____insert condition here____ ."

The whole thing is supposed to make us all suddenly realize that 

patients are people and not just conditions (no way!). 

You know, because it's definitely not like they check for something like that 

before admitting people to med school, so it's important to teach that 

lesson on day one, which this activity may or may not do -- I don't know 

how they quantify those sorts of things. 

The reason this is relevant to the Match Day Music Blog is this: a key feature 

of Faces of Patients is that throughout this entire session where people 

walk up to the microphone one by one and describe themselves, 

John Mayer's Say is playing in the background. 

The. Entire. Time. 

This equates to, as I remember it, a solid 20 minutes or so of Say on loop.

That is what I remember about the first day of medical school. 

Specifically because of this, using Say would bring a sort of ironic continuity

to the whole thing. And how funny it would be to head up to the microphone 

to read the paper in your envelope and first announce that 

"I am the face of matching/

sleep deprivation/

a future resident/

about to be graduated/

being officially done subsidizing all the alcohol that my classmates consume." 

The Beach Boys - California Girls

Michelle' - Lookin' Ass Bitch