Oh Yeah!

In the mideighties, Swiss synth-pop duo Yello took American pop culture by storm with an offbeat anthem that became an unlikely cultural touchstone. With its glitchy electronic groove and bass-deep vocals, “Oh Yeah” was made famous by FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF, and arguably embodies the spirit of ’80s excess more than any other song. This engaging slice of pop history explores the cultural phenomenon of “Oh Yeah” and its enduring place in the American psyche, while introducing the unique artists behind the music.