Bob Dylan
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| - | *[[Main Page 6]] | + | *[[Main Page 6]] {{--}} When "[[Email]]" is rolled over, [[Strong Bad]] is seen singing Dylan's song, "[[Wikipedia:Knockin' on Heaven's Door|Knockin' On Heaven's Door]]" before falling through the clouds. |
| - | *Email [[personal favorites]] | + | *Email [[personal favorites]] {{--}} "Forever Young" in Zebbadee's Easter egg email is a reference to the 1973 Bob Dylan song that became a hit for Rod Stewart in 1988. |
| - | *Email [[long pants]] | + | *Email [[long pants]] {{--}} While singing the intro song, Strong Bad flings away cue cards in the manner of the music video for "Subterranean Homesick Blues". |
| - | *[[Weclome Back]] | + | *[[Weclome Back]] {{--}} The ''Freewheelin' [[Eh! Steve]]'' album cover is a reference to Bob Dylan's early album, ''[[Wikipedia:The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan|The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan]]''. In addition, "Eh! Steve's Dream" is a reference to the Dylan song [[Wikipedia:Bob Dylan's Dream|"Bob Dylan's Dream"]]. |
[[Category:Real band Running gags|Dylan, Bob]] | [[Category:Real band Running gags|Dylan, Bob]] | ||
Revision as of 03:09, 4 November 2022
Folk musician Bob Dylan has been referenced multiple times in the Homestar Runner body of work.
Appearances
- Main Page 6 — When "Email" is rolled over, Strong Bad is seen singing Dylan's song, "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" before falling through the clouds.
- Email personal favorites — "Forever Young" in Zebbadee's Easter egg email is a reference to the 1973 Bob Dylan song that became a hit for Rod Stewart in 1988.
- Email long pants — While singing the intro song, Strong Bad flings away cue cards in the manner of the music video for "Subterranean Homesick Blues".
- Weclome Back — The Freewheelin' Eh! Steve album cover is a reference to Bob Dylan's early album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. In addition, "Eh! Steve's Dream" is a reference to the Dylan song "Bob Dylan's Dream".
