'''Follow Me''' may refer to:
{{TOC right}} ==Film and television== ===Film=== * ''Follow Me'', a 1969 film scored by Stu Phillips * ''Follow Me!'' (film), a 1972 British comedy-drama directed by Carol Reed * ''Follow Me'' (1989 film), a German drama directed by Maria Knilli * ''Follow Me'', a 2006 short film featuring John Boyd * ''Follow Me'', also known as ''No Escape'', a 2020 American horror film * ''Follow Me'' (2022 film), a documentary film about the shooting of Andrii Bohomaz
===Television=== * Follow Me TV (Canada), a multicultural community television channel * Follow Me TV (Taiwan), now FTV One, a digital television channel * ''Follow Me!'' (TV programme), a 1970s British English-language training programme * "Follow Me", an episode of ''Beavis and Butt-head''
==Theater== * ''Follow Me'' (musical), a 1916 Broadway production *''Follow Me'' a popular vaudeville production staged from 1922 to 1924 with performers including Susie Sutton
==Music== ===Albums=== * ''Follow Me...'', by Crispian St. Peters, 1966 * ''Follow Me'' (Bearfoot album) or the title song, 2006 * ''Follow Me'' (Do album) or the title song originally by Melanie C (see below), 2006 * ''Follow Me'' (Isac Elliot album), 2014 * ''Follow Me'', by Kimiko Itoh, 1988 * ''Follow Me'', by Hepa/Titus, a band featuring Kevin Rutmanis, 2012
===Songs=== * "Follow Me" (2NE1 song) or "Try to Follow Me", 2010 * "Follow Me" (Amanda Lear song), 1978 * "Follow Me" (Antique song), 2002 * "Follow Me" (Atomic Kitten song), 2000 * "Follow Me" (Demis Roussos song), 1982 * "Follow Me" (Hardwell song), 2015 * "Follow Me" (lyme & cybelle song), 1966 * "Follow Me" (Melanie C song), 1999; covered by Do (2006) * "Follow Me" (Muse song), 2012 * "Follow Me" (Pnau song), 2001 * "Follow Me" (Uncle Kracker song), 2001 * "Follow Me", by Aly-Us, 1992 * "Follow Me", by ApologetiX from ''Grace Period'', 2002 (Uncle Kracker parody song) * "Follow Me", by Beat Crusaders from ''REST CRUSADERS'', 2010 * "Follow Me", by Big Bang from ''Big Bang'', 2009 * "Follow Me", by Cherry Bullet from ''Cherry Rush,'' 2021 * "Follow Me", by Chicago from ''Chicago 16'', 1982 * "Follow Me", by Craig David from ''Born to Do It'', 2000 * "Follow Me", by The Drifters, 1965 * "Follow Me", by E-girls from ''Lesson 1'', 2013 * "Follow Me", by Gamma Ray from ''No World Order'', 2001 * "Follow Me", by In Flames from ''I, the Mask'', 2019 * "Follow Me", by Jamie Lynn Spears from ''Zoey 101: Music Mix'', 2005 * "Follow Me", by John Denver from ''Take Me to Tomorrow'', 1970 * "Follow Me", by Johnny Mathis from ''Faithfully'', 1959 * "Follow Me", by Kay Hanley and Jun Senoue from the game ''Sonic Heroes'', 2003 * "Follow Me", by P.O.D. from ''The Fundamental Elements of Southtown'', 1999 * "Follow Me", by Pain from ''Cynic Paradise'', 2008 * "Follow Me", by Pat Metheny Group from ''Imaginary Day'', 1997 * "Follow Me", by Paul McCartney from ''Chaos and Creation in the Backyard'', 2005 * "Follow Me", by Rory Gallagher from ''Top Priority'', 1979 * "Follow Me", by Savatage from ''Edge of Thorns'', 1993 * "Follow Me", by September from ''Dancing Shoes'', 2007 * "Follow Me", by Sistar from ''So Cool'', 2011 * "Follow Me", by Thirteen Senses from ''Contact'', 2007 * "Follow Me", by Tkay Maidza from ''Tkay'', 2016 * "Follow Me", by Transit from ''Joyride'', 2014 * "Follow Me", by Usher from ''Confessions'', 2004 * "Follow Me", by Wild Orchid from ''Wild Orchid'', 1997 * "Follow Me", from the musical ''Camelot'', 1960
==Other uses== * ''Follow Me'' (novel), a 2020 novel by Kathleen Barber * ''Follow Me'' (sculpture), a U.S. Army memorial statue at Fort Benning, Georgia * ''Follow Me!'', a 1983 children's book by Mordicai Gerstein * Follow-me, a private branch exchange telephone-system feature * FollowMe Tandem, a coupling system that converts a bike into a trailer bike * "Follow Me", the motto of the United States Army Infantry School
==See also== * {{Look from}} * {{In title}}
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