All Star was released by American rock band Smash Mouth in 1999 and became one of their biggest hits, later reaching a new audience when it opened the 2001 film Shrek. The opening line, with its image of things arriving without stopping, was easy to lift out of context and quickly became a favourite caption and sound for online videos about repetition, queues and unstoppable sequences. Its lasting appeal comes from that instant recognition: most viewers know the tune within a second, even before the rest of the chorus arrives.
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The 'and they don't stop coming' lyric from Smash Mouth's All Star, sung over its upbeat pop-rock intro. Creators use it for nonstop, relentless moments.
This short clip captures the opening lyric of Smash Mouth's All Star, with the singer delivering 'and they don't stop coming' in a bright, confident pop-rock style over a driving guitar and drum backing. The vocal is instantly recognisable, even to listeners who cannot name the band, because the song became a cultural shorthand for upbeat persistence in the late 1990s and beyond. Played on its own, it creates a feeling of unstoppable momentum, as if one thing after another is arriving without pause. That energy makes it ideal for jokes about endless tasks, waves of notifications, or a character who simply refuses to slow down.
