Pranksta Rap/References - Revision history

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HomerGriffin: /* Goofs */

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‎Goofs

HomerGriffin: /* Trivia */

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‎Trivia

Solar Dragon at 14:10, January 10, 2020

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Solar Dragon at 14:10, January 10, 2020

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Solar Dragon at 20:31, January 9, 2020

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Solar Dragon at 18:06, January 9, 2020

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Bleedinggumsmurphy1: /* Continuity */

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‎Continuity

2.124.191.117 at 19:16, January 25, 2017

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title is a reference to {{w|Gangsta rap}}.
+*The title is a reference to {{W|Gangsta rap}}.
 *When [[Santa's Little Helper]] barks, the TV shows ''[[Rueda de Fortuna]]'', a Spanish-language version of ''{{W2|Wheel of Fortune|U.S. game show}}''. However, the real Spanish version is called ''{{W|La ruleta de la fortuna}}''.
-*''[[The Salad of the Christ]]'' is a parody of [[Mel Gibson]]'s ''{{w|The Passion of the Christ}}'' and ''{{W|VeggieTales}}''.
+*''[[The Salad of the Christ]]'' is a parody of [[Mel Gibson]]'s ''{{W|The Passion of the Christ}}'' and ''{{W|VeggieTales}}''.
 *The rapper [[Alcatraaz]] is a parody of Southern Rapper [[Ludacris]] due to his ecstatic character, faint resemblance to Luda, and gangsta like tendencies (such as when he said he was going to go "murder his enemies")
-*Similarly, [[Queen Booty Shaykah]] is a parody of {{w|Queen Latifah}}.
+*Similarly, [[Queen Booty Shaykah]] is a parody of {{W|Queen Latifah}}.
 *Bart writes rap lyrics in a notebook like B-Rabbit does in the film ''{{W2|8 Mile|film}}''.
 *During the song "[[Bart's Rap Debut]]", Acatraaaz mentions {{W|Lady Godiva}} and {{W|Dr. Seuss}}.
 *Homer says that if Bart went to the rap concert, he would be like "NWA, Not Without Ass-welts". {{W|N.W.A}} were a hip-hop group.
 *[[Chief Wiggum]] mentions "the case of the symphony conductor who murdered his star cellist.", which [[Lou]] tells him was an episode of ''{{W|Columbo}}''.
-*Chief Wiggum calls Bart "Bratty Hearst" after Bart asks Wiggum not to arrest Milhouse's dad. This name is a reference to {{w|Patty Hearst}}, the newspaper heiress who was kidnapped in 1974 and who eventually bonded with her captors, famously helping them in the armed robbery of a bank.
+*Chief Wiggum calls Bart "Bratty Hearst" after Bart asks Wiggum not to arrest Milhouse's dad. This name is a reference to {{W|Patty Hearst}}, the newspaper heiress who was kidnapped in 1974 and who eventually bonded with her captors, famously helping them in the armed robbery of a bank.
 *The clock necklace seen in the footage of the rap concert is a part of [[Flavor Flav]]'s iconic stage costume. However, he does not set it to the actual time, and instead sets it to 3, 6, 9 or 12 o'clock to represent something (for example, 12 o'clock is "straight up").
 *Bart says that Milhouse wets his pants watching ''[[Harry Potter]]''.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title is a reference to {{w|Gangsta rap}}.
-*When [[Santa's Little Helper]] barks, the TV shows ''[[Rueda de Fortuna]]'', a Spanish-language version of ''{{w|Wheel of Fortune (U.S. game show)|Wheel of Fortune}}''. However, the real Spanish version is called ''{{W|La ruleta de la fortuna}}''.
+*When [[Santa's Little Helper]] barks, the TV shows ''[[Rueda de Fortuna]]'', a Spanish-language version of ''{{W2|Wheel of Fortune|U.S. game show}}''. However, the real Spanish version is called ''{{W|La ruleta de la fortuna}}''.
 *''[[The Salad of the Christ]]'' is a parody of [[Mel Gibson]]'s ''{{w|The Passion of the Christ}}'' and ''{{W|VeggieTales}}''.
 *The rapper [[Alcatraaz]] is a parody of Southern Rapper [[Ludacris]] due to his ecstatic character, faint resemblance to Luda, and gangsta like tendencies (such as when he said he was going to go "murder his enemies")
 *Similarly, [[Queen Booty Shaykah]] is a parody of {{w|Queen Latifah}}.
-*Bart writes rap lyrics in a notebook like B-Rabbit does in the film ''{{W|8 Mile (film)|8 Mile}}''.
+*Bart writes rap lyrics in a notebook like B-Rabbit does in the film ''{{W2|8 Mile|film}}''.
 *During the song "[[Bart's Rap Debut]]", Acatraaaz mentions {{W|Lady Godiva}} and {{W|Dr. Seuss}}.
 *Homer says that if Bart went to the rap concert, he would be like "NWA, Not Without Ass-welts". {{W|N.W.A}} were a hip-hop group.

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 *When Bart is hiding from Homer and Marge near the window, Bart is far enough out on the lawn for Homer and Marge to see him easily.
 *Bart's bedroom is in a different position than it is in other episodes.
-*As Chief Wiggum says "Questions?!?" and pulls off his napkin the shaving cream on his face instantly disappears.
+*As Chief Wiggum says "Questions?!?" and pulls off his napkin, the shaving cream on his face instantly disappears.
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 == Trivia ==
-*On rare occasions, A hip hop clap beat accompanying the Gracie Films Jingle is sometimes used, There is also a hip hop clap beat over the 20th Century Fox logo too with a DJ scratch sound at the end replacing a quarter of the fanfare.
+*On rare occasions, a hip hop clap beat accompanying the Gracie Films Jingle is sometimes used, There is also a hip hop clap beat over the 20th Century Fox logo, too, with a DJ scratch sound at the end replacing a quarter of the fanfare.
 == Continuity ==

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 *Homer says that if Bart went to the rap concert, he would be like "NWA, Not Without Ass-welts". {{W|N.W.A}} were a hip-hop group.
 *[[Chief Wiggum]] mentions "the case of the symphony conductor who murdered his star cellist.", which [[Lou]] tells him was an episode of ''{{W|Columbo}}''.
-*[[Chief Wiggum]] calls Bart "Bratty Hearst" after Bart asks Wiggum not to arrest Milhouse's dad. This name is a reference to {{w|Patty Hearst}}, the newspaper heiress who was kidnapped in 1974 and who eventually bonded with her captors, famously helping them in the armed robbery of a bank.
+*Chief Wiggum calls Bart "Bratty Hearst" after Bart asks Wiggum not to arrest Milhouse's dad. This name is a reference to {{w|Patty Hearst}}, the newspaper heiress who was kidnapped in 1974 and who eventually bonded with her captors, famously helping them in the armed robbery of a bank.
 *The clock necklace seen in the footage of the rap concert is a part of [[Flavor Flav]]'s iconic stage costume. However, he does not set it to the actual time, and instead sets it to 3, 6, 9 or 12 o'clock to represent something (for example, 12 o'clock is "straight up").
 *Bart says that Milhouse wets his pants watching ''[[Harry Potter]]''.

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 *A photo of [[Homer]] falling down [[Springfield Gorge]] is seen in [[Bart]]'s room ("[[Bart the Daredevil]]").
 *Kirk's one time girlfriend, {{ap|Starla|A Milhouse Divided}} is seen as one of his fans ("[[A Milhouse Divided]]").
 == Trivia ==

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 *TV Guide initially reported that Dave Chapelle would guest star in this episode.
 *Early reports said that Bart had recorded a song with [[50 Cent]], but no such song appears in the episode.
 == Goofs ==