Misty, the Yellowjackets' equipment manager jumps up and down enthusiastically to the song. “Good Vibrations” – Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch: When the Yellowjackets are introduced and run in at the pep rally, the song that plays over it is 1991’s “Good Vibrations” by Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch. “Shoop” –Salt-N-Pepa: As the Yellowjackets prepare for the pep rally in the locker room, the team listen to “Shoop,” the 1993 hit from Salt-N-Pepa. Related: Dexter: New Blood Easter Egg Sets Up Ethan Twist “Informer” – Snow: “Informer,” Snow’s 1992 single, plays when Jackie ejects the tape from Shauna’s car to listen to the radio instead and continues in the background through the rest of the scene. “Supernova” –Liz Phair: Liz Phair’s 1994 “Supernova” is the song that Shauna listens to in the car while she waits for Jackie outside her house early in the Yellowjackets pilot. “Today” – The Smashing Pumpkins: This 1993 song plays as the title card appears and the camera pans over New Jersey after the team discovers that they’re going to the national championship. Here’s every song that appears on the Yellowjackets season 1 soundtrack. From Yellowjackets episode 1, a selection of songs chosen from the early and mid-1990s help to tailor the show's nostalgic feel with songs by artists like Salt-N-Pepa and Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch playing prominent roles. The Yellowjackets soundtrack does a lot of heavy lifting to help define the two timelines at work in the show. Related: Yellowjackets: What's The Deal With Taissa's Son Sammy? Every Theory As well as exploring a female-led narrative, Yellowjackets also provides some important LGBTQ+ representation. Meanwhile, in 2021, a group of the survivors are shown as adults who are working to keep the secrets from their 19 months in the wilderness hidden from public view. In 1996, following a plane crash the Yellowjackets football team are stranded in the wilderness and season 1 follows their struggle to survive up to the first snowfall. Yellowjackets season 1 begins a story split across 25 years.
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