7 Mandy Moore Music Videos That the World Needs to Remember

Updated on Sep 18, 2018 at 5:15 PM

Before starring in the hit series This Is Us, multihyphenate Mandy Moore was tearing up the music charts with hits like "Candy" and "I Wanna Be With You." While we love her as Rebecca on the NBC series, we still sometimes look back at her career with a heavy dose of nostalgia. After all, what early 2000s teen didn't know all the words to "Candy"? Here are seven music videos of hers we still love.

"Have a Little Faith in Me"

Did you know that "Have a Little Faith of Me" is actually a remake of the 1980s song of the same name by musician John Hiatt?

"Crush"

We definitely remembering singing "Crush" with our elementary school crush in mind.

"Walk Me Home"

Walk down the red carpet with Moore in "Walk Me Home," Moore's single from her debut album, So Real. This song also had a moment in Disney channel's Lizzie McGuire movie and in Center Stage.

"In My Pocket"

Released in 2001, "In My Pocket" features flashing neon, groups of talented dancers, and flamethrowers.

"I Wanna Be With You"

Mandy Moore's "I Wanna Be With You" was also featured in the early-2000's hit movie, Center Stage.

"Candy"

We can't tell what we want more in this video – Moore's lime green Volkswagen Beetle or her late-90s wardrobe.

"Cry"

This one is definitely a tearjerker. Starring Moore's A Walk to Remember costar, Shane West, the "Cry" video definitely has us doing just that.

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7 Mandy Moore Music Videos That the World Needs to Remember

"Have a Little Faith in Me"

"Crush"

"Walk Me Home"

"In My Pocket"

"I Wanna Be With You"

"Candy"

"Cry"

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