After eight straight weeks as the nation's top-selling album, the soundtrack to the Disney movie "Frozen" got bumped this week from its perch at No. 1 (by a compilation album of current pop hits).

Just as parents manage to get "Let It Go" and "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" out of their heads, the Frozen 2 soundtrack is out with new super-catchy songs from the new movie, due to be ...

1. Frozen, 65 weeks. Frozen spawned Idina Menzel ‘s “Let It Go,” a No. 5 hit on the Hot 100 in 2014 and an Oscar winner for best original song.

Lovato’s version of “Let It Go,” from the upcoming film “Frozen,” was released online on Monday (Oct. 21).

Songwriters Behind 'Frozen' Let Go Of The Princess Mythology Almost anywhere you go these days, you can find little girls singing songs from Frozen, like 4-year-old Lilah Zelanko, of Brooklyn.

UPDATE: The soundtrack for Disney‘s Oscar frontrunner “Frozen” continues to climb the Billboard 200 chart, currently at number eight. On iTunes, “Frozen” is the number one most ...

The hit Disney animated musical collected a trophy for "Let It Go," which won in the best song written for visual media category. Co-writers Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez also snagged an ...

“Frozen” just won’t let it go. The soundtrack to Disney’s hit animated feature returned to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 on Wednesday, marking its fifth nonconsecutive week atop the album chart.

What “Frozen 2” does not have, at least so far, is a “ Let It Go ” — the monster hit that propelled the first soundtrack and ended up winning both an Oscar and a Grammy.

Yet James Kellaris, a marketing professor at the University of Cincinnati who focuses on the influences of music, says these same elements have made “Let It Go” a target for parody.

This characteristic helped Let It Go become the LGBT anthem it is now, and Show Yourself may be another of these. READ MORE: Frozen 2: HUGE change for Elsa in Disney movie explained - Here's why ...