Remember when Jason Derulo’s name was on everyone’s lips—and not just because he famously sings it in every song?

While bangers like “Talk Dirty” and “Whatcha Say” dominate playlists, Derulo’s discography is packed with hidden gems that sneak into your brain and never leave.

Here are five Jason Derulo hits you forgot about (but can probably still belt out word-for-word).

1. “In My Head” (2009)

Before TikTok dances and viral challenges, there was “In My Head,” the debut single that introduced Derulo’s signature falsetto.

Fun fact: He wrote the song in just 15 minutes after a breakup, proving heartbreak fuels the best bops.

That opening whisper? Pure early-2000s nostalgia.

2. “Ridin’ Solo” (2010)

This anthem for the newly single was everywhere in 2010—yet somehow slipped under the radar later.

Behind the scenes: Derulo recorded the chorus in one take while recovering from a neck injury (yes, the “Jason Derulo!” ad-lib was pain-fueled perfection).

Still a karaoke staple for a reason.

3. “Don’t Wanna Go Home” (2011)

A club-ready mashup of Derulo’s slick vocals and a sample of “Day-O (The Banana Boat Song),” this track is weirdly irresistible.

Bonus trivia: The music video features a pre-fame Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson cameo. Yes, really.

Try not to dance. We dare you.

4. “Marry Me” (2013)

Derulo’s romantic side shone in this wedding-playlist staple, inspired by his real-life crush (though he’s never revealed who).

The kicker? He recorded the final chorus in a bathroom for better acoustics. Glamorous.

Still makes couples sway awkwardly at receptions.

5. “Trumpets” (2013)

This cheeky, metaphor-loaded jam compares his lover’s, ahem, sounds to musical instruments.

Behind the lyrics: Derulo admitted he was “fully cringing” while writing it—but the absurdity is why it’s iconic.

Bonus points if you can keep a straight face during the “trombone” line.

So, which one’s stuck in your head now?

Derulo’s deep cuts prove that even his “forgotten” hits have a way of creeping back into your life—just like his name in every song.

Go ahead, hum a chorus. You know you want to.