Over the top

Over the top may refer to:

• "Going over the top", a military phrase derived from the trench warfare of the First World War

Music

• "Over the Top", a 2017 song by Hey! Say! JUMP
• Over the Top (Cozy Powell album), 1979 album by British drummer Cozy Powell
• Over the Top (Infinite album), 2011 album by South Korean band Infinite
• Over the Top (Mentors album), 2005 album by American band Mentors
• Over the Top (White Wizzard album), 2010 album by the American band White Wizzard
• Over the Top: The Rarities, 2000 album by the band Motörhead
• "Over the Top: Military March", 1917 World War I song
• "Over the Top" (1917 song), 1917 World War I song
• "Over the Top", an album by Mountain (1995)
• "Over the Top", a song by Battle Beast, on the album Battle Beast (2013)
• "Over the Top", a song by Motörhead, on the album Bomber (1979)
• "Over the Top", a song by Pete Townshend, on the album The Iron Man: The Musical by Pete Townshend (1989)
• "Over the Top", a song by Raven, on the album Rock until You Drop (1981)
• "Over the Top" (Led Zeppelin song), an alternate title for the Led Zeppelin instrumental "Moby Dick"

Film and television

• Over the Top (film), a 1987 action drama film starring Sylvester Stallone
• Over the Top (1918 film), 1918 film based on 1917 book of same name, by Arthur Guy Empey
• Over the Top (TV series), a 1997 TV series starring Tim Curry and Steve Carell
• "Over The Top", an episode of Regular Show
• Big Brother: Over the Top, a digital spin-off series of the U.S. version of Big Brother

Other

• Over The Top (media), video content delivered as data over the general-purpose internet rather than from a dedicated video service provider
• Over the Top Cube, 17x17x17 world record largest Rubik's Cube invented by Oskar van Deventer
• Over the Top, a sculpture copyrighted in 1921 by John Paulding, depicting a World War I infantryman and used in several war memorials across the United States
• Over the Top (painting), a painting of an assault during World War I of the First Artists Rifles in 1916 by the war artist John Nash
• Over the Top Wrestling, Irish wrestling promotion