10 Songs From Recent Romantic Comedies to Put on Your Valentine's Day Playlist

Clothes are getting snugglier and we have zero complaints over here.

And yes, every song on this playlist is a certified banger that'll get everyone in the party mood. Whether it's a small gathering with close friends or a full-on rager reminiscent of orientation week freshman year, I promise that this playlist won't steer you wrong.

There was not a single dry eye when Vanessa Bryant took to the stage during the memorial celebration for her late husband and daughter, Kobe and Gianna Bryant. The mamá-of-four gave an emotional speech commemorating both her daughter and her husband.

Wale doesn't need any help in the romance department, as indicated in his smooth jams over the years. So it's no surprise the hip-hop savant curated a Valentine's Day playlist for today (Feb. 14).

The best love songs are not limited by their genre, country of origin, or artist. They're a part of history—because as long as we've had , we've had songs about the emotion.

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Valentine’s Day 2020 has arrived and love is in the air!

There is no such thing as a bad romantic comedy. Now, I know what you're thinking: You've watched plenty of rom-coms that are so cringe-inducing you want to crawl into a hole and die out of embarrassment for everyone involved.

We here at Cosmopolitan are absolutely obsessed with movies, but we get that you’re a busy person and it’s hard to see all the films that are going to be “important” in any given year. In this series, , we’re giving you the basic gist on every one of those pictures you probably should have seen but never got around to. When your friend inevitably throws that Oscars watch party, we’re here to help you scam your way into sounding like the smartest person in the room.

Russell Dickerson is no stranger to love songs. He launched onto the country scene with his heartfelt ballad “Yours,” which was released to country radio in 2017 and soon became his first No. 1 single and the wedding song of that year. He’d follow up with the infectious “Blue Tacoma” and endearing “Every Little Thing,” both of which were inspired by his real-life love -- wife Kailey -- and peaked at No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart.

By Patrick Hipes

“Life is not the amount of breaths you take, it’s the moments that take your breath away.” When Hitch first hit theaters 15 years ago, the romantic comedy gave viewers a progressive spin on a classic genre.

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