Remember 2012, when “Call Me Maybe” was stuck in your head for what felt like eternity?

While that infectious bop put Carly Rae Jepsen on the map, it also unfairly pigeonholed her as a one-hit wonder—but fans know she’s so much more.

From glittering disco anthems to heart-wrenching ballads, Jepsen’s discography is a treasure trove of underrated gems.

Here are seven tracks that prove she’s a pop genius deserving of your playlist beyond that one viral hit.

1. “Run Away With Me” (2015)

If you’ve ever felt the urge to ditch your responsibilities and sprint into the sunset, this sax-driven anthem is your soundtrack.

Jepsen’s euphoric vocals and the song’s explosive chorus make it a fan favorite, often hailed as “the one that got away” from mainstream radio.

Fun fact: The music video’s shaky-cam aesthetic sparked a thousand memes, but the song’s emotional punch is no joke.

2. “Emotion” (2015)

The title track of her critically adored *Emotion* album is a synth-pop masterpiece.

With its ’80s-inspired production and lyrics about longing, it’s a moodier, more mature side of Jepsen that critics called “pop perfection.”

Reddit users still debate whether it’s the best opener to any pop album—ever.

This unreleased-turned-cult-hit is pure joy bottled into three minutes.

Written for an animated film (*Leap!*), it was shelved until fans demanded its release—and it’s since become a staple of her live shows.

Pro tip: Play it on a road trip and try not to scream-sing the chorus.

A cheeky, funky banger from *Dedicated*, this track oozes flirtation over a Jack Antonoff-produced beat.

Jepsen’s whispery delivery of “I wanna cut to the feeling” (a clever callback) is *chef’s kiss*.

Popheads on Reddit call it “the sonic equivalent of a wink.”

Proof that Jepsen can slow it down and break your heart.

This sultry, slow-jam ballad showcases her vulnerability, with Rolling Stone praising its “aching sincerity.”

Fun anecdote: She performed it on *SNL*—and left audiences wondering why they’d ever doubted her depth.

A glittery ode to newfound love, this track is serotonin in audio form.

The music video, featuring Jepsen chasing a cat (yes, really), is as delightful as the song itself.

Fans joke it’s the happiest song about stalking… ever.

Raw and relatable, this *Emotion* deep cut tackles unrequited love with a killer chorus.

Jepsen herself has called it one of her most personal songs.

Twitter fans often cite it as the song that made them “get” her artistry.

So, next time someone reduces Carly Rae Jepsen to “Call Me Maybe,” hit them with these tracks.

From disco dreams to tear-jerkers, her music is a masterclass in pop craftsmanship—and it’s time the world caught up.

Which underrated Jepsen song is *your* favorite? (Prepare to fight us over “Run Away With Me.”)