Rush. The song featured on soundtrack of the 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony. Film The song was used in trailers for the film Starship Troopers, Thunderbirds and Hop. It was used in BMW Films' short film Star featuring Clive Owen, Rhys Massey, and Madonna. Sports Japan national football team, Italian football team Juventus, Australian football team Western United, German football team FC St. Pauli and English football team Liverpool FC use this as their goal tune. The song is used by numerous professional ice hockey teams, most notably the Ottawa Senators. Former UFC Middleweight Champion Michael Bisping used the song as his walk-out entrance. It is currently being used as the goal song for the France national football team at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Advertising The song was featured in a TV Commercial for the Toyota Corolla in 1998 in Australia. Television The song appears in the Parks and Recreation episode "Prom". "Song 2" is also featured in "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday" of the animated series The Simpsons as part of a montage sequence which ends satirically. The song is also featured in the South Park episode, "Stanley's Cup". Video games The song is used as the title music for FIFA: Road to World Cup 98, is included on Just Dance 2 as a DLC song, is a playable song on Just Dance: Summer Party, Just Dance Kids 2 and Lego Rock Band, and is included in the main setlist of Guitar Hero 5. In addition, the song appears in Saints Row IV as a part of the radio station "107.77 The Mix FM" within the game. It is also among 30 licensed songs featured on the Wii game, We Cheer 2 where players can cheer to the song. A version of the song remixed by Madeon is featured in a FIFA 17 trailer. The song is included on FIFA 23 as part of the ultimate FIFA soundtrack for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. References External links 1997 singles 1997 songs Blur (band) songs British punk rock songs Grunge songs Food Records singles Music videos directed by Sophie Muller Number-one singles in Scotland Parlophone singles Song recordings produced by Stephen Street Songs about music Songs written by Alex James (musician) Songs written by Damon Albarn Songs written by Dave Rowntree Songs written by Graham Coxon Virgin Records singles