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'Cheap Thrills' by Sia -

Sia's Grammy-nominated tune not only features Sean Paul, but also a number of children singing the hook line "I love cheap thrills."

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'We Don't Need Another Hero' by Tina Turner -

This 1985 hit was part of the soundtrack of 'Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.' It features a group of children singing the chorus.

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'Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)' by Jay-Z -

The rapper's 1998 single famously features a sample from 'It’s A Hard Knock Life' from the 1982 movie 'Annie.'

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'Paper Planes' by M.I.A. -

M.I.A.'s 2008 single is one of her most famous songs. You can hear a group of children singing along in the chorus.

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'School's Out' by Alice Cooper -

Alice Cooper's 1972 hit appropriately features a group of kids singing, among other lines, the chorus: "School's out for summer / School's out forever."

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'I Can' by Nas -

The rapper's 2003 single uses a sample of Beethoven's 'Für Elise' and has kids singing the inspirational lines "I know I can be what I want to be / If I work hard at it, I’ll be where I want to be."

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'Say It Loud - I’m Black and I’m Proud' by James Brown -

James Brown released this anthem in 1968. You can hear children shouting out loud "I'm Black and I'm proud."

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'Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2' by Pink Floyd -

Pink Floyd's 1979 protest song famously has a choir of children singing about the education system. "Hey, teacher, leave us kids alone!"

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'They Don’t Care About Us' by Michael Jackson -

MJ released this hit about human rights, racism, prejudice, and hate in 1995. It opens up with a group of children singing "All I want to say is that they don't really care about us."

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'Like Toy Soldiers' by Eminem -

This tune from the rappers' 2004 album 'Encore' features a sample of a group of children singing "Step by step, heart to heart, / left right left / We all fall to down, like toy soldiers."

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'Toy Soldiers' by Martika -

The sample used in Eminem's song is taken from the 1988 song 'Toy Soldiers' by Martika.

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'God Control' by Madonna -

This track, off Madonna's 2019 album 'Madame X,' is about gun violence, and features a haunting melody sung by a children's church choir.

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'Happy Xmas (War Is Over)' by John Lennon -

John Lennon's fifth solo single was written with his wife, Yoko Ono, in 1971, and it too features a group of children singing.

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'Panic' by The Smiths -

This 1987 tune famously has a group of children singing the line "Hang the DJ, hang the DJ, hang the DJ."

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'Dirty Harry' by Gorillaz -

This single, off the group's second album 'Demon Days,' features children singing throughout the whole song.

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'The Way' by Neil Young -

The song opens up with a choir of children singing "The way, we know the way / We've seen the way / We'll show the way / To getcha back home."

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'Aeroplane' by Red Hot Chili Peppers -

You can hear a group of kids singing the chorus in this RHCP tune from their 1995 album 'One Hot Minute.'

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'We Don't Care' by Kanye West -

Kanye West's 2004 track may touch on a very adult theme, but it has kids singing "Drug dealin’ just to get by / Stack your money ‘til it get sky high / We wasn’t supposed to make it past 25 / Joke’s on you, we still alive."

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'They Killed Him' by Kris Kristofferson/Bob Dylan -

'They Killed Him' was originally written by Kris Kristofferson, but it's covered in Dylan's 1986 album 'Knocked Out Loaded.' It too features children singing lines.

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'Tomorrow (A Better You, A Better Me)' by Quincy Jones feat. Tevin Campbell -

Quincy Jones released this single in 1989, featuring a young Tevin Campbell and a children's choir, who sing "Everybody say tomorrow is just for us to share / And we’re gonna send our message of love out everywhere / There’s a promise of love, tomorrow has something special."

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'Lemonade' by Gucci Mane -

Gucci Mane's 2009 tune features kids singing about a bunch of yellow things, including lemons and lemonade, of course.

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'My Generation (feat. Lil Wayne & Joss Stone)' by Nas & Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley -

Children are the future, and this song is all about this message. It kicks off with a kids' choir singing "My generation will make a change / This generation will make a change."

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'Welcome Back' by Mase -

The song that marked the end of the rapper's five-year hiatus features a group of kids singing the hook.

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'Cry Little Sister' by Gerard McMann -

You probably recognize 'Cry Little Sister' from the 1987 teen vampire classic movie 'The Lost Boys.' The children can be heard singing a number of lines in the chorus.

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'Merry Blues' by Manu Chao -

This 2001 track from the French-Spanish singer features children singing backing vocals.

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'Get a Life' by Soul II Soul -

You can listen to a group of really young kids singing on this tune from the group's album 'Vol. II: 1990, A New Decade.'

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'Fabulous' by Jaheim -

This tune from the R&B singer's 2002 album 'Still Ghetto' features a strong message delivered by the little ones, who can be heard singing "Don't hate on us, we're fabulous."

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'Tequila' by Terrorvision -

This 1999 tune by English rockers Terrorvision features a group of kids (inappropriately) singing "Tequila/ It makes me happy /Con Tequila it feels fine, / Con Tequila when the doors are opened / And con Tequila when they're calling time."

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'Little Secrets' by Passion Pit -

This 2009 tune features a children's choir singing "higher and higher and higher."

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'I’m a Thug' by Trick Daddy -

Trick Daddy released this track in 2001. It too features kids singing.

Sources: (Complex) (Yardbarker) (Spotify) 

See also: The best kids songs of all time

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