christina milian sang the theme song to kim possible.
christina milian sang the theme song to kim possible.
who sings the theme song to kim possible?
christina milian
written by musicians cory lerios and george gabriel, the show's theme song "call me, beep me" (also known as "call me, beep me! (the kim possible song)" or simply "the kim possible song") is performed by american recording artist christina milian. having already been working for disney channel at the time, appearing as a correspondent on the network's miniseries "movie surfers" after declining an offer to appear on their variety show "the mickey mouse club", milian learned about "kim possible" from disney when the studio called her in recruitment of an artist to record the new show's theme song. after meeting with the songwriters, who then proceeded to write the song, for the first time, milian returned to the studio to record "call me, beep me" one week later. romano also contributed vocals to the song. described as a motown-influenced r&b and teen pop track, "call me, beep me" is heard during the show's opening title sequence, encouraging viewers and listeners to contact kim for assistance should they ever find themselves in difficult situations, featuring the lyrics "danger or trouble, i'm there on the double." the sounds of mobile devices and modern-day technology are incorporated throughout the song. although "call me, beep me" begins "i'm your basic, average girl" in reference to kim, these lyrics are paradoxical because there is little basic or average about its protagonist. a music video was released for "call me, beep me", which features milian and romano recording the song in the recording studio interspersed with short scenes from the series.
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one of disney channel's most popular and successful original shows, "kim possible" remains the project for which schooley and mccorkle are best known. few anticipated "kim possible" would become as successful as it ultimately did, proving popular among both male and female audiences. explaining "kim possible"s universal appeal, the creators said, "whenever there's an action complement to a show, boys get excited, and when kim does her martial arts and when she's doing one of these incredible stunts, boys love to watch it ... and one of the things that we’ve always found is that boys of any age ... love humour and characters that are a little goofy, sort of silly and weird. when we tested it, the kids were like: 'oh, ron's stupid funny' and that became sort of a buzz phrase." ron's role helped maintain a strong male audience throughout the series. "kim possible" was greeted with a level of enthusiasm that had not been experienced since the disney afternoon lineup, becoming disney channel's most successful post-1990s show. disney channel worldwide president rich ross extolled "kim possible" as a "stand-out" among both the network's live action and animated catalogue. the series maintains "legions" of devoted fans. a poll conducted by disney channel revealed that "kim possible" viewers voted for season 3's "emotion sickness" as their favorite episode of the series. "entertainment weekly" ranked "kim possible" fourth on its list of the 25 greatest disney channel original series, calling it an "animated gem". "kim possible" was placed at number nine on "tv guide"'s ranking of "the best disney channel shows". mtv ranked "kim possible" 13th in its article "15 disney channel series we wish we could watch again". the theme song "call me, beep me" became so popular among fans of both the show and milian herself that several of them proceeded to download it as their own cell phone ringtones.
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