23 songs that make fans wish ‘Glee’ still existed

Glee not getting to highlight Renaissance or Cowboy Carter is criminal.

The charm of Chord Overstreet’s Sam would have been enough to make one think “As It Was” was his and not Harry Styles’.

Given how many iconic looks Chappell Roan has given the world thus far, Glee’s costume department would have a field day dressing the background singers and dancers for “Good Luck, Babe!”

Artie would have absolutely slayed this song, there is no question about that.

Ariana Grande recreated classic romantic comedies for the “Thank U, Next” video, so Glee could have, of course, paid their own homages to iconic TV couples instead.

Darren Criss would be the one to bring “Blinding Lights” to life alongside Harry Shum Jr.

Glee fans can agree that Jane Lynch’s Sue Sylvester would roll up in that red tracksuit and dominate some Billie Eilish.

“High Hopes” feels like a song tailor-made for a big group number during a season finale set at a competition.

With Olivia also being an actress, she could’ve guest-starred!

Glee verged on corny and cringe, but “That’s What I Like.”

One of the students from Glee is either pregnant or has failed a test, and they find themselves dancing through the stress, singing Paramore’s “Hard Times” to make it through.

“Treat You Better” by Shawn Mendes could possibly be the start of a new couple alert for William McKinley High School.

Dianna Agron’s Quinn would have gone off with a song like “ABCDEFU.”

Did anyone call for another ensemble performance?

Glee was about singing and high school, but a lot of relationship drama also unfolded, and after a breakup, nothing hits quite like “Without Me” by Halsey.

What “How Do You Talk to an Angel” was for Beverly Hills, 90210, “Someone You Loved” should have the chance to be for Glee.

Since Glee said goodbye, Taylor Swift has dropped several new records and a handful of her versions, so in reality, Glee has enough material to dedicate an entire season to her, or perhaps “Cruel Summer” would be enough.

Glee always did Justin Bieber justice.

Anything off Dua Lipa’s 2020 masterpiece, Future Nostalgia, would suffice.

Sometimes, Glee fans just want to shake it to Ed Sheeran, which is strange that Ed Sheeran shakes it at all.

Singing this up and down those hallways declaring one’s self-worth? Yes, please.

Because who doesn’t love a ridiculous pop song?

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