Hangover (disambiguation)
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A hangover is an unpleasant physiological effect often following excessive consumption of alcohol.
Hangover or Hungover may also refer to:
Film and television
[edit]- The Hangover (film series), a trilogy of American comedy films
- The Hangover, a 2009 film
- The Hangover Part II, a 2011 film
- The Hangover Part III, a 2013 film
- Hangover (2010 film), an Indian Bengali-language film
- Hangover (2014 film), an Indian Malayalam-language film
- "Hangover" (Sanctuary), an episode of Sanctuary
Music
[edit]- The Hangovers (band), a British indie music group formed in 1998
- The Hangovers, an a cappella group formed in 1968, and their eponymous 1970 album
Albums
[edit]- The Hangover (Funkoars album) (2008)
- The Hangover (Gilby Clarke album) (1997)
- The Hangover (Obie Trice album) (2015)
- Hungover (album), a 2024 album by Ella Langley
Songs
[edit]- "Hangover" (Taio Cruz song), 2011
- "Hangover" (Starboy Nathan song), 2011
- "Hangover" (Psy song), 2014
- "Hangover", a song by Max Webster from the album Max Webster, 1976
- "Hangover", a song by America from the album Alibi, 1980
- "Hangover", a song by Betty Boo from the album GRRR! It's Betty Boo, 1992
- "Hangover", a song by Chris Brown from the album Heartbreak on a Full Moon, 2017
- "Hangover", a 1961 song by the Fabulous Flee-Rekkers
- "Hangover", a 1983 song by Serious Drinking
- "Hangover", a 2010 song by Jason White
- "Hungover", a song by Michelle Williams from the album Unexpected, 2008
- "Hungover", a song by Kesha from the album Animal, 2010
- "Hungover", a song by Cascada from the album Original Me, 2011
- "Hungover", a song by Shenseea from the album Alpha, 2022
Art
[edit]- The Hangover (Suzanne Valadon), an 1887–1889 painting by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Other uses
[edit]- A phenomenon in which a sports team that wins a championship performs poorly the following season, such as the Super Bowl hangover.