The song, the theme of a 1972 film of the same name (the sequel to the 1971 killer rat movie Willard), spent one week at the pinnacle of the U. S. charts.

The song also later reached a climax of number seven in the United Kingdom. The song was also covered by Crispin Glover to coincide by means of the remake of Ben's prequel, Willard. The mp3 is featured in a strange melody videocassette featuring Glover plus R.

Lee Ermey. The song was once performed at a ballet competition, anywhere performers danced to nothing but songs as of Motown. Jackson is accredited in the episode beneath the alias of John Jay Smith. It has also been enclosed by the Irish group Boyzone on their book A Dissimilar Beat. The song was featured in the TV film Wedding Wars, sung by John Stamos's character at the wedding of his brother, Ben, and backed by a gay men's chorus.

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