Alekoki

"Alekoki" is a traditional Hawaiian song performed by Kapono Beamer. The main instruments being played in the piece include an acoustic guitar, a steel guitar, and a ukulele.

Usage

Pre-Movie Era

Season 3

• 49b. "Rock-a-Bye Bivalve" - SpongeBob picks up the baby scallop.

Post-Movie Era

Season 4

• 63. "Have You Seen This Snail?" - SpongeBob returns home with a bag of snail food.
• 65a. "Selling Out" - "Mr. Krabs?"
• 67b. "Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy VI: The Motion Picture" - Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy play Bingo at Shady Shoals.
• 68b. "SquidBob TentaclePants" - Squidward gets ready for work.
• 71b. "Karate Island" - SpongeBob and Sandy leave Condo Island.

Season 5

• 82b. "Night Light" - "I think it's time to go home."
• 87a. "To Love a Patty" - "What's cooking there, Patty?"
• 89b. "Sing a Song of Patrick" - "Patrick, is that why you've been having trouble writing?"
• 95a. "The Inmates of Summer" - "What's wrong, SpongeBob?"

Season 6

• 104b. "Gone" - SpongeBob wakes up.
• 106a. "A Life in a Day" - SpongeBob and Patrick blow bubbles.
• 107b. "No Nose Knows" - "Hey, it's not so ab-normal to be noseless."
• 112a. "Porous Pockets" - SpongeBob and Patrick see a giant clam.
• 117a. "Shuffleboarding" - "Those aren't supervillains."
• 121b. "Shell Shocked" - SpongeBob puts a glass bowl on Gary in place of his shell.

Season 7

• 137b. "Gary in Love" - The opening shot of SpongeBob's house.

Season 8

• 176a. "Super Evil Aquatic Villain Team Up is Go!" - SpongeBob finds Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy resting in their retirement room.

Post-Sequel Era

Season 9B

• 198b. "CopyBob DittoPants" - "I can't believe they're all gone."
• 199b. "Lame and Fortune" - SpongeBob and Gary stare at the flower clouds.

Season 11

• 224a. "Squid Noir" - "It's time for our pre-performance nap."

Season 12

• 243a. "The Nitwitting" - Sandy cleaned everything up in Bikini Bottom.
• 248b. "Squid's on a Bus" - SpongeBob gets on the bus.

Trivia

• The song was originally written by Lunalilo King Lunalilo of Hawaii after he failed to successfully court his beloved, the Princess Victoria Kamāmalu. The song's focus and namesake is a small body of water near the Nuʻuanu Valley.
• It has only played in one pre-movie episode.