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	{{Nihongo\|Young Love Rock 'n' Roll\|明るいロケンロー\|Akarui Rock'n'Roll}} is the song used in [[Frog Hop]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. The song was written and composed by [[wikipedia:Tsunku\|TSUNKU]], arranged by [https://helloproject.fandom.com/wiki/Takahashi_Yuichi Takahashi Yuichi], performed by [[wikipedia:Tsunku\|~~Occhama~~]] in Japanese, Brad Holmes in English, Dominique Chagnon in French, Benjamin Franklin in German, Luca Ceccatelli in Italian, Iker Alvarez in Spanish and an unknown singer in Korean.		{{Nihongo\|Young Love Rock 'n' Roll\|明るいロケンロー\|Akarui Rock'n'Roll}} is the song used in [[Frog Hop]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. The song was written and composed by [[wikipedia:Tsunku\|TSUNKU]], arranged by [https://helloproject.fandom.com/wiki/Takahashi_Yuichi Takahashi Yuichi], performed by [[wikipedia:Tsunku\|Ochama]] in Japanese, Brad Holmes in English, Dominique Chagnon in French, Benjamin Franklin in German, Luca Ceccatelli in Italian, Iker Alvarez in Spanish and an unknown singer in Korean.

	An arranged instrumental version, where the voice line is replaced with a saxophone, is used in [[Jumpin' Jazz]] and as the "Frog Hop Song" in [[Guitar Lessons]].		An arranged instrumental version, where the voice line is replaced with a saxophone, is used in [[Jumpin' Jazz]] and as the "Frog Hop Song" in [[Guitar Lessons]].