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**"L'Chaim Ten!", combining the {{W|L'Chaim}} (Hebrew for "to life") expression used in toasts, and the "hang ten" surfing maneuver. | **"L'Chaim Ten!", combining the {{W|L'Chaim}} (Hebrew for "to life") expression used in toasts, and the "hang ten" surfing maneuver. | ||
**"Glatt's up?", parodying the "What's up?" expression with the ''{{W|Glatt kosher|Glatt}}'' term of kosher cuisine. | **"Glatt's up?", parodying the "What's up?" expression with the ''{{W|Glatt kosher|Glatt}}'' term of kosher cuisine. | ||
| − | *[[Bart]]'s fake [[Slipreme Caliphates 2]] were made of Band-Aids and [[North Korea]]n newspapers. The headline [[Nelson]] reads references the {{W|disinformation in media coverage of North Korea}}. | + | *[[Bart]]'s fake [[Slipreme Caliphates 2]] were made of Band-Aids and [[North Korea]]n newspapers. |
| + | **The headline [[Nelson]] reads references the {{W|disinformation in media coverage of North Korea}}. | ||
| + | **This is similar to [[Powersauce]] in "[[King of the Hill]]", which are partially made of Chinese newspapers. | ||
*According to Bart, [[Homer]] turned him into a {{W|GIF}}. | *According to Bart, [[Homer]] turned him into a {{W|GIF}}. | ||
*When [[Bart]] calls [[Homer]] "the least cool person who ever lived", Homer says "but that includes Urkel", referencing the uncool kid [[Steve Urkel]] from ''{{W|Family Matters}}''. | *When [[Bart]] calls [[Homer]] "the least cool person who ever lived", Homer says "but that includes Urkel", referencing the uncool kid [[Steve Urkel]] from ''{{W|Family Matters}}''. | ||
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Cultural references[edit]
- Slipreme is a parody of the brand Supreme.
- The song "Tru Tru" by Los Angeles recording artist OHNO is heard when Ralph is seen wearing the Slipreme sneakers.
- Orion Hughes is huge on TikTok.
- Duplicate Cop 2: Copy Cop is a parody of Gemini Man, starring Will Smith.
- The Hipster street is based on Los Angeles' Fairfax District.
- The Hasidic Jew mannequins at Kosher Pacific have sayings such as:
- "Kabbalah-Bunga", referencing the cowabunga surf-culture term and the Jewish mysticism of Kabbalah.
- "L'Chaim Ten!", combining the L'Chaim (Hebrew for "to life") expression used in toasts, and the "hang ten" surfing maneuver.
- "Glatt's up?", parodying the "What's up?" expression with the Glatt term of kosher cuisine.
- Bart's fake Slipreme Caliphates 2 were made of Band-Aids and North Korean newspapers.
- The headline Nelson reads references the disinformation in media coverage of North Korea.
- This is similar to Powersauce in "King of the Hill", which are partially made of Chinese newspapers.
- According to Bart, Homer turned him into a GIF.
- When Bart calls Homer "the least cool person who ever lived", Homer says "but that includes Urkel", referencing the uncool kid Steve Urkel from Family Matters.
- Later in the episode, Homer says that he knows he's not exactly Stefan Urquelle, the cool alter ego of Steve Urkel.
- Bart mentions Homer seeing Tim Allen's standup multiple times.
- Among Homer's albums on the CD tower:
- Over the Rainbow by Livingston Taylor and Livingston Taylor Live.
- The Passage of Power, the audiobook for the fourth book in The Years of Lyndon Johnson, a biography of Lyndon B. Johnson by the American writer Robert Caro.
- An album by American rock duo Steely Dan.
- Long Strange Trip To Shelbyville by The Grateful Dead.
- Sadgasm, the album from Homer's 90s band.
- Marge mentions that Orion Hughes is the voice of the urban squid in the live-action Finding Nemo.
- Marge mentions seeing the dance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
- Dr. Pepper Salami Twister Slim Jim is a reference to Dr Pepper and Slim Jim.
- Bart asks Orion to perform an ollie, an elementary skateboarding trick.
- The hashtag
#NewChipsOnTheGuacis a pun on the American boy band New Kids on the Block. - Instasnap is a parody of Instagram and Snapchat.
- The song playing at the Grill Brush Depot scene is "So Sophisticated" by Rick Ross.
- Orion mentions Ed Hardy and his tattoo line of clothing.
- Bart calls Facebook the "Old-Timers Gazette".
- Homer mentions Advil, a pain reliever brand of ibuprofen.
- Marge mentions Homer moonwalking out of an Arby's.
- Aircraft seen in The Museum of Aviation History include:
- The Spirit of Shelbyville, a parody of the Spirit of St. Louis.
- World War II planes P-51 Mustang, Corsair, and B-52 Stratofortress.
- The Lunar Module Eagle, the spacecraft that served as the crewed lunar lander of Apollo 11.
- Bell X-1, the first aircraft to exceed the speed of sound in controlled level flight.
- In The Museum of Aviation History, there is an audio tour by Gary Sinise.
- Exhibitions in the museum include:
- A Century of Flak, referencing the anti-aircraft warfare which name comes from the German anti-aircraft gun 8.8 cm Flak 18/36/37/41.
- Sex From Above: Nose Art of the Pacific Theater, referencing the nose art decorative painting and the Pacific Theatre from WWII.
- Parachutes of the Third Reich, a reference to the Third Reich.
Continuity[edit]
- Mike Wegman appears talking with Homer. ("Go Big or Go Homer")
- Terrence and Emily are seen in the hipster district. ("The Day the Earth Stood Cool")
- Carmen, Erica, and Piper ("Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy") and The Detonator ("E My Sports") are seen in the Slipreme store.
- Wendy Sage is seen waiting in the line. ("Lisa's Belly")
- Homer has a Sadgasm album ("That '90s Show"), Long Strange Trip To Shelbyville by The Grateful Dead ("Homerland"), and two Livingston Taylor Live albums ("The 7 Beer Itch") on his CD tower.
- Bildorf is seen at the Slipreme Bartman One launch party. ("Wad Goals")
