'Baby Got Back' as sung by the movies - video

There are few songs which have the transcendental quality of Sir Mix-a-Lot's paean to large bottoms - 1992's chart topper 'Baby Got Back'.

While nothing can compare to the brilliance of the original, this movie montage version comes pretty close.



Compiled by dondrapersayswhat from a whopping 295 films, the video takes in micro clips from movies as diverse as Pulp Fiction and The Breakfast Club to The Dark Knight - this cut-and-paste has it all - and you can click closed captions to see what films have been used.

'Baby Got Back' is also a track famed for its literal Wikipedia synopsis, which is definitely worth reading in full.

"The first verse begins, 'I like big butts and I cannot lie', and most of the song is about being attracted to large buttocks," the entry reads.

"Also brought to the forefront of pop culture by this song is a generally accepted white standard of beauty - a skinny body lacking in voluptuous curves."

It concludes: "Sir Mix-a-Lot follows this in a later verse with 'Even white boys got to shout', indicating that it is not only African-American men who are attracted to curvy women."

Watch the original Sir Mix-a-Lot 'Baby Got Back' music video below: