Superman was released by American ska punk band Goldfinger in 1997 on the album Hang-Ups. Its fame grew far beyond the album after it was included in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater in 1999, where it played during skate sessions and became one of the soundtrack's defining tracks. For many players that placement turned the song into a shorthand for late 1990s skate culture. It remains widely shared in edits, streams and retrospectives celebrating the game and its music.
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Goldfinger's Superman is the energetic ska punk track from Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, used in skate edits, gaming montages and nostalgic 90s videos.
This clip is an excerpt from Superman by Goldfinger, the fast ska punk song best known from the original Tony Hawk's Pro Skater soundtrack. Bright horns, rapid guitars and a driving drum beat push the chorus forward while the vocal delivers an upbeat, restless energy. The sound feels instantly youthful and rebellious, recalling late 1990s skate culture and long sessions trying to land one more trick. Listeners recognise the opening momentum immediately, and the excerpt works as a burst of optimism and motion rather than a standalone joke or reaction effect.
