"Ratamix" - Full Company (Arranged by Mertzlufft)."Finale" – Full Company (Music and lyrics by Emily Jacobssen and Mertzlufft)."Ego's Flashback" - Ego and Young Ego (Music and lyrics by R.J."Ratatouille" – Ego (Music and lyrics by Danny K."I Knew I Smelled a Rat" – Skinner (Music and lyrics by Sophia James)."Rat's Way of Life" – Emile (Music and lyrics by Rouse)."Kitchen Tango" – Colette and Linguini (Music and lyrics by Blake Rouse)."Anyone Can Cook (Reprise)" – Linguini (Music and lyrics by Nathan Fosbinder)."Remember My Name" – Remy (Music by Mertzlufft lyrics by Kate Leonard)."Trash Is Our Treasure" – Django (Music and lyrics by Gabbi Bolt)."Anyone Can Cook" – Gusteau (Music and lyrics by Kevin Chamberlin additional material by Daniel Mertzlufft)."Overture" – Orchestra (Written by Alec Powell).
Disney responded to the fan activity with a video of Disney Channel actor Milo Manheim performing a submission for the musical at the site of a Ratatouille-themed ride at Walt Disney World. Users created a central hub for the collaboration with 200,000 followers by mid-November 2020. American Broadway actor Andrew Barth Feldman of Dear Evan Hansen performed a song. Christian, created songs for multiple characters in the style of Alan Menken. Others developed new numbers, such as "The Life of a Rat (Trash Is Our Treasure)" and "A Rat Is a Rat Is a Rat". One of the most popular songs is a duet between Colette and Linguini sung by between Blake Rouse and Acacia Pressley, composed by Rouse. Using the TikTok "Duet" feature, users added vocal tracks atop each other to develop musical numbers. Subsequent videos repurposed prior contributions, such as the "Ode to Remy" lyrics and orchestration, to add new elements, like set design, choreography, and a playbill designed by artist Jess Siswick. Mertzlufft as the finale of a hypothetical Ratatouille musical. In August 2020, Emily Jacobsen recorded an ode to Remy, the film's protagonist, among various odes to other Disney characters. Eventually TikTok users created parodies, including videos of lackluster cooking accompanied by a parody of "Le Festin" with fake French words. Earlier in 2020, TikTok users shared cooking videos accompanied by " Le Festin", a song from the Disney/Pixar film Ratatouille.
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