Upside Down (disambiguation)
- Upside Down (disambiguation)
"Upside Down" is a song by Diana Ross.
Upside Down may also refer to:
In music:
* "Upside Down" (A*Teens song)
* "Upside Down" (Jack Johnson song)
* "Upside Down" (Thomas Leeb album)
* Upside Down (boyband), a British boyband later reformed as Orange Orange
* The Upsidedown, an American alt-rock band
* "Upside Down", a song by Alphaville from "CrazyShow"
* "Upside Down", a song by Tori Amos from "Silent All These Years"
* "Upside Down", a song by Barenaked Ladies from "Everything to Everyone"
* "Upside Down", a song by Elf Power from "Come On"
* "Upside Down", a song by Hawkwind from "Space Ritual"
* "Upside Down", a song by Jakalope from "Born 4"
* "Upside Down", a song by Cris Owen feat Miisa
* "Upside Down", a song by Yo La Tengo from "May I Sing with Me"
* "Upside Down", a song by ZOEgirl from "ZOEgirl"
* "Upside Down", a song and the debut single by "The Jesus and Mary Chain", also included on "Barbed Wire Kisses"
In other uses:
* The orientation resulting from point reflection in a two-dimensional plane
* Upside-down text
* Upside-down (loan), owing more on a loan than the value of the asset that the loan was used to purchase
* "The Upside Down Show", a children's television show
* "Upside Down" (film), a film written by Franco Ambriz and directed by Mário Mandujano
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