Oh My God
Wikimedia disambiguation page
Oh My God, or variants, may refer to:
Film
Oh! My God, a 1998 film starring Bowie Lam
Oh! My God (2006 film), a South Korean film
Oh, My God, a Hindi film of 2008
Oh My God (2009 film), an American documentary film about religion
OMG – Oh My God!, a 2012 Indian Hindi film
Oh My God (2013 film), a Louis C.K. comedy special
Oh My God (2015 film), a Chinese romantic comedy film
Music
Oh My God (band), an American indie rock band
Albums
Oh, My God! (Doug E. Fresh album), 1986
Oh, My God! (Linda Sundblad album), 2006
Oh My God (Kevin Morby album), 2019
Songs
"Oh My God" ((G)I-dle song), 2020
"Oh My God" (Guns N' Roses song), 1999
"Oh My God" (Ida Maria song), 2007
"Oh My God" (Kaiser Chiefs song), 2004; covered by Mark Ronson with Lily Allen (2007)
"Oh My God!" (The Moniker song), 2011
"Oh My God" (A Tribe Called Quest song), 1994
"Oh My God" (Adele song), 2021
"Oh My God", by David Crowder Band from Give Us Rest, 2012
"Oh My God", by Jars of Clay from Good Monsters, 2006
"Oh My God", by Jay Z from Kingdom Come, 2006
"Oh My God", by Michael Franti & Spearhead from Stay Human, 2001
"Oh My God!", by NMB48 from Teppen Tottande!, 2013
"Oh My God", by Pink from Try This, 2003
"Oh My God", by St. Vincent from Actor, 2009
"O My God", by the Police from Synchronicity, 1983
Other uses
Oh My God!, a 1993 arcade puzzle game by Atlus
Oh My Gods!, a 2002 webcomic by Shivian Montar Balaris
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