Bob's Burgers has truly changed adult animation, especially with the unique songs performed in each episode. These songs help the story move along and also help viewers learn more about each character. Each main character has the opportunity to sing songs that reflect their personality and Tina is one of the characters that has many memorable songs in the series.
Tina Belcher is a standout character because she is unique, quirky, and hilarious. She is constantly at battle with still being a kid while also coming into adulthood, and her love for her siblings shows in each episode. Some of the best songs that she performs in the series help to highlight her unique personality.
"Electric Love" (S3 Ep16)
Even though Tina didn't technically sing this song, she performs it alongside Gene and gives it life. Gene writes "Electric Love" in order to help Louise create a memorable science fair project that tarnishes Thomas Edison's reputation. Tina is set to play the poor elephant Topsy and does her best to embody her character.
Although Tina lip syncs this song, her ability to embody Topsy the elephant shows how she completely dedicates herself to something that she truly cares about (further solidifying that Tina is one of the best characters). The Electric Love song also proves to be a major hit from the series and fans of the show love to belt this one out alongside Tina and Gene.
"Just What I Needed" (S6 Ep14)
This song isn't a Bob's Burgers original, but it's performed by Tina and highlights her personality. Tina sings this song after she expresses her indecisiveness over her role in the band. However, Tina stays true to herself and stands up for what she believes in.
This song is sung while Tina is at Jocelyn's birthday party and is memorable because Tina belts out the classic ballad like it was made for her. Tina is very open and honest, so this end-credit song is perfect after she discovers that staying true to herself is the right thing to do.
"It's All Our Fault" (S6 Ep11)
Tina sings this song with her siblings, but her portion of the song is a hilarious peek into Tina's personality. This song is performed after the family's restaurant is burned down in the night. Each of the Belcher kids sings a portion of this song admitting how they believed they burned the restaurant down.
This song is another great one because it shows Tina can admit when she has done something wrong, even though she didn't burn the restaurant down. It is also memorable because it shows how the Belcher kids band together to overcome something difficult.
"Kissing Causes Mono" (S6 Ep14)
"Kissing Causes Mono" is another fantastic song Tina sings in season 6. This song is by the Hormone-iums, with Tina as the lead soloist, and tries to persuade kids that kissing is bad. Tina gets uneasy singing this song, despite finally being able to be in the spotlight of the group, because it goes against how she truly feels.
This song takes Tina outside her comfort zone and doesn't reflect how she truly feels. This song is also one of the best that Tina sings because it shows her working through her insecurities and standing up for what she believes is the right thing to do.
"Horseshoe Crab Song" (S6 Ep5)
This song is featured when Tina, Gene, and Louise work to create the "Nice-Capades" in order to show the mall Santa they have been good kids all year long. Lousie orchestrates the entire show, but gives Gene and Tina ample opportunity to also show how good they have been, which leads to Tina singing about a horseshoe crab she didn't harm.
This song is sung with all the Belcher kids, but it is still one of the best songs sung by Tina because it shows how far she will go to stand by her siblings. This song is also great because it shows how Tina still is young at heart despite her being treated like a grown-up a lot of the time.
"Briefest Of Glances" (S7 Ep5)
Tina is well-known for her romantic side, and this song further encapsulates that. Tina locks eyes with a random boy and feels like they have a connection, promoting her to get detention in order to get to know him more. During detention, Tina works tirelessly to develop a connection with him.
This song is another great one by Tina because it shows her personality and allowed viewers into her mind so they could see what sorts of emotions and thoughts run through her head when pursuing someone she likes.
"Amor, Por Favor" (S6 Ep6)
Another iconic song performed by Tina is "Amor, Por Favor." Tina sings this song after Louise schemes for a way to break up Aunt Gayle and Mr. Frond. Tina sings in Spanish while Louise translates them into lyrics that foretell how hurtful love can be.
This song is memorable to fans because it was funny to watch Tina belt out Spanish phrases that have no connection to the English interpretation that Louise tells the family. This song is also one of the best songs sung by Tina because it shows her ability to think on her toes.
"Baby Tina Song" (S8 Ep13)
This classic song is sung by Tina when she is a baby. This all came about in season 8 when Bob and Linda leave Tina in charge and Louise throws a zombie movie night. However, the zombie films chosen by Louise terrify everyone. Eventually, Tina saves the day by showing everyone an embarrassing video of herself as a baby, singing to her poop.
This entire scene is hilarious and is another one of Tina's best songs. Once again, this song shows Tina's unique personality and her ability to truly go all out when it is something she is passionate about. This song is also one of the best because it adds another layer to Tina that fans were unaware of, making it especially memorable.
"Quirky Turkey" (S7 Ep6)
The best song Tina sings is "Quirky Turkey." This all came about after Tina writes a play after Tammy and Jocelyn tease her. However, it proved to be a hit with the viewers as they believe it highlighted the best in Tina. Tina has always been quirky, and her ability to embrace that shows that she is comfortable being herself and knows that she has value.