Which "High School Musical" Movie Are These Songs From?

The second movie finds Troy in a tough place, with Sharpay keeping his friends away so she can have him to herself. He voices his frustration in this song, running out to the golf course to let it all out.

There's no better way to start off this trilogy of movies than with a song about starting something new. Regarding the plot, this song is about Troy and Gabriella's new relationship and, of course, the New Year.

The third and final movie with the entire cast includes this song, which is one of the final tracks of the film. It is all about celebrating their graduation and the years they've spent together.

Although the movie is over, "Just Getting Started" plays during the credit scenes of the third installment. It was sung by Stan Carrizosa, who won a competition to have his song played during the credits.

Troy and Gabriella sing this sad breakup song when they deal with the tough decision to move on from each other. The lyrics "We might find our place in this world someday" eventually come true for them, however.

The first movie shows Troy and Gabriella meeting for the first time, later doing a duet of this song. However, Sharpay and Ryan want this song as their own, so they perform a more upbeat version.

If you're a huge HSM fan, you've probably got the words "We're soaring, flying" stuck in your head, just from hearing the name of the song! One of the most popular songs from the first film, it represents a turning point for Troy and Gabriella.

Everyone at East High knows that Sharpay is fabulous. If you can't tell by her pink locker, then you can probably tell by her fabulous pink beach robe, pink sunglasses and sparkly star necklace.

All Sharpay wants is to be a Broadway star, and her performance of this song makes that dream come true. She lands a lead role in the musical with Boi by her side, and Countess as well, making for a successful show.

Summer is always a time for celebration, and this song is about celebrating the hard work that everyone did in school and having fun on their break. Little do they know what is in store for them this summer.

High school can be hard in many ways, from worrying about grades to finding out what you're good at. "Stick to the Status Quo" is all about figuring out what that is, owning it and just perfecting your craft overall.

One of the first songs you hear from Sharpay near the beginning of the first film is "Bop to the Top." It shows so much about her character, doing whatever it takes to succeed as a performer.

When she moves to New York City, Sharpay brings her pup named Boi with her. Although Sharpay believes that she is auditioning for a big role, the talent agent is most interested in recruiting Boi for his show!

Ryan and Chad get into a debate on the baseball diamond in "High School Musical 2" about whether or not Chad can dance. Being more of a sporty person, Chad still manages to tear up the diamond with his moves while singing about how he can't dance!

The Wildcats are serious when it comes to their basketball team, which is why Troy sings this song, to keep himself and his team as focused as they can be. The song is the second one that you hear in the movie.

When Sharpay performs this in front of her family, it is clear that she has the rest of her life ahead of her and that her future is looking bright. She manages to move to New York City alone and make a name for herself, getting what she had always dreamed of.

This song is sung by Troy and Gabriella as a slow and heartfelt duet at first. Sharpay, not one to miss out on a great song, performs her own version, which is more upbeat and catchy.

Sharpay had no idea that singing this song would be the start of a Broadway career for her, but at the same time, it almost wasn't! While this puts her in contact with an agent, he isn't interested in her performance.

Many don't picture their summers as being all work and no play, but when you work for Sharpay and Ryan's family, you might have to. Getting things done is at the top of the kids' priority list so that they can still have some fun throughout the summer.

After a breakup, everyone at East High knows that Troy and Gabriella should be together. Like any good friends would, they figure out a plan to get the two back on good terms so that they can move on.

The first movie features both versions of the song, but this one with Troy and Gabriella is the way the song was meant to be. The school's composer Kelsi wrote it, but Sharpay and Ryan want to perform a more upbeat version.

Everyone puts aside their differences at the end of the first film, and this song signifies that everyone is on good terms. However, this doesn't last long, as the next movie deals with Sharpay becoming everyone's enemy once again.

This duet between Troy and Gabriella is about how happy they are to be with one another at this exact moment. It's the perfect love song for two people who know that they could be going separate ways, determined to enjoy their time together while they can.

Sharpay puts on this performance alongside her brother Ryan to tell Troy that she wants him to sing it with her at the talent show that summer. Troy has other plans, however, that do not include performing the song with Sharpay.

A medley of many songs that have come before, this is performed at the senior musical to end their high school careers. Most of the characters are included, with Troy, Gabriella, Sharpay and Ryan performing large parts.

After hearing what she thought were Troy's true thoughts about their relationship, Gabriella is upset and hurt. This song comes from that pain, and she sings all about what she thought she and Troy had shared together.

The kids at East High had many memorable moments throughout their high school careers, but prom might take the cake. This song is all about the nervousness and excitement that go along with prom, and how it is an event you'll want to remember.

Walking away from the person you love is hard, but Troy and Gabriella do it a few times. This time it happens in the third movie, when Gabriella belts out a heartfelt song that expresses her feelings for her longtime boyfriend.

Chad and Troy sing this song about friendship and fond memories, as they remember their childhood. The two have been best friends for a long time and always call each other out when necessary.

For many high schoolers, summer is a time of fun and relaxation, and that's no different for the kids of East High. This song from "High School Musical 2" is the kickoff to the amazing summer that they expect to enjoy.

In the third movie, Troy is conflicted. While deciding on what to do next and struggling with the expectations of everyone around him, he feels stuck and frustrated, inspiring this catchy song.

Practicing for the musical, Ryan, Kelsi, Troy and Gabriella sing part of this song in the music room, as Ryan and Kelsi grow closer. The song is also used in the senior musical for the year.

On a school rooftop, romance is in the air for Troy and Gabriella. The two dance happily as they enjoy each other's company before starting their long summer break with the rest of their friends.

This intense song is sung during the anticipation of the basketball game that the movie opens with, featuring Troy on the basketball court. He sings about how he's got one last shot, along with his team, to win it all.

When you're Sharpay Evans, you don't stop until you have everything you desire! While most of the time she wants material items or a lead role in the school musical, sometimes it's about Troy too!