earworm , also: brainworm , also: sticky music
stuck song syndrome , also: Involuntary Musical Imagery

An earworm is a portion of a song that repeats itself inside one's head.

For example, can a word be an earworm?

An earworm is a tune that lodges itself in the brain and will not be moved.

An earworm is a piece of music that repeats compulsively within one's mind.

The corn earworm is found in temperate and tropical regions of the world.

Earworm was asked again to make another mashup in 2012.

They are my earworm the last few months."

I'm sure he's delighted that he can put an earworm in millions more brains with this latest coup.

"He's attracted 600 little brown bats to 24 houses and hasn't had an earworm for the last few years.

English speakers were safe from the earworm, as the text did not scan in English.

When it consumes corn, it is known as the corn earworm.

The song employs pop hooks and a "feather-light" electro-pop earworm.

Remembering from a recent earworm session.

Dozens of responses elicited five clear earworm trends:

The term earworm originally comes from a translation of the German word 'Ohrwurm'.

From: * What is your earworm?

It's called an earworm," I said.

Helicoverpa zea, an agricultural pest also known as the "corn earworm"

Corn earworm may refer to:

DJ Earworm is a bootleg mash-up artist who uses computer software to mix music together.

Actually, the scientific name for "earworm" is "lyricosis".

Describing its chorus as "an earworm of the highest order," he said some of the lyrics are enough to make people clench their teeth.

As recently as 2005, researchers discovered that the earworm is engraved in the auditory cortex and instantly retrieved.

It was a simple tune, the perfect ingredients for an earworm, Dr. Kellaris said.

Mashup of the top 25 songs by DJ Earworm.