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Ranking the Jets’ 2023-24 Individual Goal Songs

Originally posted on The Hockey Writers
By Declan Schroeder | Last updated 10/17/23

Classic rock, country, disco, house, rap, and more: the Winnipeg Jets’ 2023-24 goal songs run the gamut of genres.

The goal songs were unveiled on Oct. 14 during the player introduction ceremony at the Jets’ home opener versus the Florida Panthers, with each player coming out of tunnel and to centre ice with their song playing. When a player scores a goal at Canada Life Centre this season, their song will play immediately after a few bars of the team goal song, Gonna Celebrate.

The @NHL's hottest new playlist is #GoJetsGo GOAL SONGS

The Winnipeg Jets are back with all new tracks, plus returning favourites!

This playlist has everything: Good Times, Flamethrowers, fans dancing to the Macarena pic.twitter.com/lsZ0wKD8VR
— Winnipeg Jets (@NHLJets) October 14, 2023

A few tracks are the same as last season, when the Jets first introduced individual goal songs, but the vast majority are new. But which ones are the best? Here, we’ll rank all 23 songs by tier.

This is just one author’s opinions, so feel free to disagree and create your own tiers. The first song in each tier is the author’s least favourite of that tier. The last song in each tier is the top of that tier.

F Tier:

None. We won’t shame anyone that hard for their choice.

D Tier:

C Tier:

B Tier:

A Tier:

S (Super) Tier:

Give me a hell, give me a yeah. Stand up right now… for the only song deserving of the S Tier ranking.

Give me a HELL, give me a YEAH pic.twitter.com/dYx0VP2ja4
— Winnipeg Jets (@NHLJets) October 14, 2023

Kyle Connor’s selection, Hell Yeah by Rev Theory, is an all-time banger and there can be no debate on this. It’s a homage to the Jets’ former goal song — the best one by a long shot — and it’s amazing to hear it again after the sniper lights the lamp.

Do you agree or disagree with the author’s rankings? Which goal songs are your favourite? Comment below!

This article first appeared on The Hockey Writers and was syndicated with permission.

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