A Cartoon Network Mixtape of Songs From Your Favorite Shows

I’ll be the first to complain that the cartoon game isn’t what it use to be. I’m from the X-Men and Spider-Man animated series era; also known as the unfuckwitable 90’s Platinum Age of Saturday morning cartoons. It feels as if those times are long gone now. However, Cartoon Network is apart of that era as well but it feels like even though they survived, their roster just isn’t what it use to be. Cartoon Network: Now vs Then The game done changed but that is not to say there isn’t still hope. We’ve got a few shows that have been putting it down on shit that hasn’t been big in the cartoon game before. A lot of the cartoons consistently have musical segments now. Cartoon Network got shows with songs and freestyles that should be on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart. We’re about to go through some of the songs we’ve gotten over the recent years as well as fresh new ones that just came out. These are the songs that got Cartoon Network looking like Bad Boy ’98 / G.O.O.D. Music

Daffy Duck-“Robot Love” (Merrie Melodies)

Bruh, when they brought back the fucking Looney Tunes show? OH MY GAAAAAWD. It’s legit a sitcom dude, I’m watching this show and laughing my tax return off. These Merrie Melodies are a running theme in this Looney Tunes installment. We got Porky Pig asking Daffy Duck to describe love and Daffy goes on the most LSD laced metaphor about Robot Love that actually makes sense which is hilarious. When that isn’t clear enough he goes onto describe 700 ft merman love. This is a …

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