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Ending Theme Lyrics (Grouplove)
Back in the ’90s, I was in a very famous TV show
I’m BoJack the Horseman, BoJack!
BoJack the Horseman, don’t act like you don’t know
And I’m trying to hold on to my past
It’s been so long, I don’t think I’m gonna last
I guess I’ll just try and make you understand
That I’m more horse than a man
Or I’m more man than a horse
BoJack!
The Opening Sequence
The Music of Hollywoo
The music for BoJack Horseman is very special. The opening theme is an instrumental track made by Patrick Carney (from the band The Black Keys) and his uncle Ralph Carney. It uses a saxophone and a synthesizer to create a moody, trippy feeling that perfectly matches the life of a washed-up celebrity.
The show itself is a mix of funny jokes and very serious moments. It tells the story of BoJack, a horse who was a big star in a 1990s sitcom but is now struggling to find happiness in modern-day Los Angeles (or “Hollywoo”). The ending song by the band Grouplove reminds us of BoJack’s glory days while showing how much he is struggling in the present.
Common Questions
Who made the opening music?
The opening theme was created by Patrick Carney and Ralph Carney. Jesse Novak also composed the rest of the music you hear throughout the show.
What is the ending song called?
The song that plays at the end of most episodes is called “Back in the ’90s (BoJack’s Theme)” and is performed by the band Grouplove.
Is the intro the same for every episode?
Actually, the intro changes slightly as the show goes on! It updates to show different characters or changes in BoJack’s house based on what happened in previous episodes.