Shout Out / Dzwiedz 24

Dzwiedz 24 Speaks in Shout-Outs half of the time, bringing up references to things diverse and bizarre, both Polish and foreign.

Polish Politics and Media:

• The "Second Expedition to the Nonsense Islands" book of Tytus, Romek i A'tomek gets quoted in the Let's Play of Rochard, followed by "...to quote Papcio Chmiel".
• When the first cutscene with Ghaul and the Consul appears in the second episode of Destiny 2 playthrough, "The Chairman's Ear" appears over the Red Legion logo, followed by "MARIUSZ" and "PREZES" captions under the Consul and Ghaul.
• The recurring lines, "Are there any wiseguys here?" and "Yeah, I'm the wiseguy, now fuck off", come from Polish comedy "Chłopaki Nie Płaczą".
  • The title of "Wake Up and Suck: Death in Venice" is another reference to "Chłopaki Nie Płaczą", along with the line "...about a guy in a boat".
  • Another shout-out to the "guy in a boat" rant appears in the "Best Powder" clip from Graveyard Keeper: "You waste my friend's line of best electric powder, and you show me WHITE PAINT?!"
• The "Wizard, Wizard, my radio knob broke" is a quote from a popular superglue commercial.
• In Polish, the Infinite Forest is called "Nachujmilas" (Whythefuckdoineeda Forest), a reference to a (highly memetic) scene from Movie-Making Mess film "Nic Śmiesznego".
  • In the Jacob Seed boss fight video, Dźwiedź drops an incomplete line from the payphone scene in "Nic Śmiesznego".
• Krystian's highly memetic outburst from How to Get Rid of Cellulite gets quoted in the third Curse of Osiris video, "Reflections of Mikesiris", when Dzwiedz is frustrated by the confusing level design.
• The news ticker in the last Curse of Osiris video, "Barkley Shut Up And Jam", contains a parody of the first stanza of Adam Mickiewicz's "Ode to Youth".
• The Polish title of the fifth Curse of Osiris video, "Germański Oprawca" (German Oppressor), is a reference to a strip from the Polish webcomic Pvek.
• References to Polish hip-hop artists Łona and Afro Kolektyw appear several times, particularly the "Grand entrance, you know nothing about it!" line from Afro Kolektyw's "Gramy Dalej".
• In the "Second Iron Banana Edition" Destiny 2 PVP video, Dźwiedź quotes the iconic opening line of How I Unleashed World War II after managing to score a double kill with a rocket launcher.
• In the Darksiders Backlog Bonus Round, after throwing a cab at an enemy, Dźwiedź announces "Your cab is waiting, Mr Potrzebie!" - also a reference to a prank call that made rounds on the Internet in the early 2000s.
• In the third Darksiders video, Dźwiedź shouts "Four!" after singing a verse from a Polish protest song, in reference to the Polish film Psy.
• A line from another scene in Psy, "Mutt chops, third grade, ground up with the doghouse" is quoted twice in different Darksiders videos.
• In the first short Far Cry 5 video, "Going Shopping", Dźwiedź sings a Polish parody of "Paranoid", recorded by Piersi, while riding an ATV.
• In the same video, Dźwiedź shouts "I'm gonna give you Dudu, you motherfucker!", a quote from "The Eternal Flame".
• In the Far Cry Arcade livestream, Dźwiedź reacts to an opposing team member crashing a helicopter with a quote from Kilerów Dwóch.
• In the John Seed boss fight Far Cry 5 livestream, Dźwiedź quotes several lines from an infamous freestyle by Polish rapper Eldo after defeating the peggies guarding the loading bay.
• In the "Bull Nuts Festival" Far Cry 5 video, Dźwiedź gripes "I'll have to get back home in a tractor, like Funky Koval", a reference to the nullspace glider launch pad scene from the comic.
• In the Jacob Seed boss fight video, Dźwiedź says "The bathroom is locked, gimme a screwdriver" when unable to open the exit door, a reference to a widely mocked scene from the Polish soap opera Klan.
• In "Wake Up and Suck: London Calling", Dźwiedź sings a verse from "Klub Wesołego Szampana" by the band Formacja Nieżywych Schabuff.
• Dr Dźwiedźrespekt's "Cardboard houses, to pretend there is village" is a reference to the Cult Classic "Miś".
• The "Word of Joseph" statue in Far Cry 5 videos is consistently called "The Jesus of Świebodzin".
• After torching the Book of Joseph in the Faith Seed boss fight livestream, Dźwiedź says "Glory to the killers of St. Adalbert!"
• The Kamus Knights in "The Chernobyl Worm" get called "Kamis" Knights, after a popular brand of spices (hence the odd, spice-related curses directed at them).
• One of the clips from Two Point Hospital, mentions "a symphony of scents, too bad it's in stink-major" ("O-dur" in Polish), and the description mentions treating a "severe case of fat man's calf" - both are a reference to Polish rock band Łydka Grubasa's album "O-dur C-bul".
• One of the opening lines in "Dźwiedziu's Bizarre Adventure", "Who is worse at judo, bleeds a lot" is a quote from Polish No Budget movie, "Dżudo Honor" by Z.F. Skurcz.
• A quote from Polish satirist Andrzej Waligórski's radio show parodying Sienkiewicz Trilogy and its Antiquated Linguistics and Ruthenian loanwords is brought up twice, once in "Dźwiedziu's Bizarre Adventure", and once in a clip from the Ghost Recon: Breakpoint streams.
• The Black Tusk in The Division 2 are very consistently called "Czarne Tuski", with occasional reference to the "wina Tuska" meme.
• The animation of Nomad in Ghost Recon: Breakpoint using hands instead of a "tactical spork" to eat during a bivouac prompts the mention of minister Witold Waszczykowski's infamous gaffe about "teaching the French how to use a fork" in one of the clips.
• The intro to "Już Ja Was Urządzę" parodies a series of home renovation web videos by TV personality Dorota Szelągowska.
• The intro to "Na Krańcu Wszechświata", The Outer Worlds let's play, has Dźwiedź mention going shopping in Arkadia, playing on the Polish name of the Halcyon system and a Warsaw shopping mall with the same name.
• When The Outer Worlds defaults to female gender of Dźwiedź's character, he says "Oh, she's a working woman, not afraid of taking any job", a Catchphrase of a recurring character from Polish TV series Czterdziestolatek.
• There's a repeated reference to a line from a mobile network commercial co-created by Kabaret Mumio, "What did you wrote here? "Kopytko"." ("Kopytko" meaning a small hoof, but also a diminutive of a local slang term for a firearm) Usually in the context of finding new guns in games.
• One of the episodes of "Na Krańcu Wszechświata" is titled "Chrześcijańscy Kanibale", after a song by Polish punk band Big Cyc.
• The final episode of "Na Krańcu Wszechświata" is titled "Ostateczny Krach Systemu Korporacji", after an album by Polish punk rock artist Kazik.
• After failing the "Happy Together" quest in Cyberpunk 2077, Dźwiedź says that Barry "was a hairy sloth and they killed his turtle" - a reference to three Polish punk bands, Włochaty ("The Hairy One"), Leniwiec ("The Sloth") and Zabili Mi Żółwia ("They Killed My Turtle"). The title of episode 12 of Cyberdźwiedź 2077 references the first two, while a chapter title in it mentions the third one.
• A clip focused on getting the "Headshot Master" award in Call of Duty: Black Ops: Cold War quotes Stanisław Lem's Fables for Robots, playing on the homonymity of slang term for headshots and the units of pleasure created for one of the stories from the collection, also riffing on the name of the device the story is focused on.
• Snowcloned phrase "A whole lot of X at once" that shows up sometimes is a reference to the Polish webcomic "A Whole Lot Of Dogs At Once".

Heavy Metal:

• Megadeth's "High Speed Dirt" gets referenced in "Pugubugu Island".
  • A call-back to this reference is mentioned in Dr Dźwiedźrespekt's first Radical Heights livestream.
• The chorus to "Crush'em" gets quoted in response to Lord Shaxx's words in "Crucikibble: Ritmo De La Noche Edition"
• Nitro's "Machine Gun Eddie" in a Let's Play of Renegade Ops.
• Iron Maiden's mascot, Eddie the Head, is referenced several times in the Darksiders videos, from the Bonus Round onwards.
• A reference to Black Sabbath vocalist Ronnie James Dio is made in "Highway to Hel", to the tune of Black Sabbath's "N.I.B."
  They are beating me, oh,
  Like Ronnie James Dio!
• In the first short Far Cry 5 video, Dźwiedź complains about the in-game music and mentions Slayer, Meshuggah, Black Sabbath and Judas Priest ("or, Jewish Priest" - a reference to a Cowboy BeBop at His Computer quote from a Polish Moral Guardians pamphlet).
• In "Dźwiedziu's Bizarre Adventure", there's a reference to Brujeria's parody of "Macarena", "Marijuana".
• In the clip "Down With The Sickness", Dźwiedź quotes the eponymous Disturbed song, doing the "Oh wah-ah-ah-ah!" vocalization after completing "Sick Score" level objective in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2.

General Music References:

• A line from Tom Lehrer's "Lobachevsky" is quoted in "Darth Bucket's Grand Entrance", and later in one of the Darksiders videos.
• In "The Man With The Golden Gun", Dźwiedź quotes two lines from Boney M.'s "Rasputin" when the Warmind Rasputin is mentioned.
• The English title of the fifth Curse of Osiris video, "Invaders Must Die!" is a reference to The Prodigy song.
• A line from Tchaka Diallo's "Shoot Yo Shot", "All you jealous punks can't stop my dunks!", is used in "Barkley Shut Up And Jam!"
• In the Darksiders Backlog Bonus Round, the Watcher is called a "Joker, Smoker, Midnight Stalker" - a reference to both the Steve Miller Band song, and the Watcher's voice actor, Mark Hamill.
  • Another shout out to Steve Miller Band happens in the first part of The Outer Worlds let's play: Dźwiedź types his character's name as "Space Cowboy", then deletes it and types in "Gangster of Love", and then deletes that and types in "Maurice".
• In "In The Next One, I'm Swearing In German", the "[raps in German]" is a quote from the song "Turlich Turlich" by German rapper Das Bo.
• In the second Far Cry 5 livestream, Dźwiedź sings a parody of Johnny Cash's "Ghost Riders in the Sky".
• The successful Uprising mode playthrough in Overwatch is titled "London Calling".
• In "Jumbo Rode A'Killin'" and "Clit Earthworm", Dźwiedź sings a lyrical parody of the song "Hoh Tolboton" from the movie Mongol.
• The first two Fifty Shades of Bray videos are titled after songs with "Mars" in the title - David Bowie's "Life On Mars" and Kazik's "Mars Napada" (Mars Attacks).
• The first Rocket League highlights video features Dźwiedź rapping a parody of the first verse of Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me".
• The Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 video "God of Hellfire" skips from Dźwiedź bellowing the intro to Arthur Brown's "Fire" to the video of the song.
• There's a repeated reference to Macklemore's "Thrift Shop" ("Look, I walk up to her like 'What up, I got a big cock'..."), mostly in "Density Squared" and "Dźwiedziu's Bizarre Adventure".
• When Parvati names the busted robot Jeremy in the third part of The Outer Worlds let's play, Dźwiedź mentions the story behind Pearl Jam's song of the same title.
• Dźwiedź tends to use a line from the highly memetic Czech song "Jozin z Bazin", "prášek pěkně klesl" as a catchphrase upon landing particularly high-damage critical hits and headshots.
• In Episode 25 of Cyberdźwiedź 2077, Dźwiedź mocks Johnny, mentioning a concert in a basement, where people came only because of the free buffalo wings and police broke up the event four songs in - a reference to Refused, who indeed performed in a basement during their ill-fated 1998 US tour and had the police stop the concert halfway through. The "buffalo wings" part, on the other hand, is a reference to Bill & Ted Face the Music.

Movie Titles as Episode Titles:

• Titles of several Destiny 2 episodes are movie references: "The Hangover" (#2), "The Cable Guy" (#5), "The Man with the Golden Gun" (#7) and "Saving Captain Robotpants" (#8)
• This happens again in the Darksiders let's play, with "Black Thursday" (#3), "Gladiator" (#4), "White Men Can't Jump" (#10), "Horse Feathers" (#15), "Life Aquatic With Steve Dzwiedziou" (#16), "Beneath the Planet of the Apes" (#25) and "Eight Legged Freaks" (#30).
• One of the Dźwiedziu's Bizarre Adventure streams is titled "Sex Lies And Video Tape".
• Episode 9 of the Greedfall let's play parodies the title of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, and Episode 19 references the documentary Camp Jesus.
• Episode 24 of Cyberdźwiedź 2077 is titled "The Double Life of Evelyn", and Episode 27 is titled "Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels".
• Episode 4 of the Strange Horticulture LP is titled "Złocisty", after an episode of Polish cop show "07 Zgłoś Się".

General Movie References:

• The "What is best in life" quote from Conan the Barbarian (1982), in its "Conan: the Musical" incarnation, shows up in "Crucikibble: Beer Edition".
• Also in "Darth Bucket's Grand Entrance", the Cabal are said to look "like fucked-up Admiral Ackbar".
• Rocco's ill-conceived assassination mission from The Boondock Saints gets referenced in the ninth Destiny 2 video, "Noggin Juice".
• Forrest Gump's "box of chocolates" speech is referenced in the fifth Curse of Osiris video, "Invaders Must Die".
• In "Horse Feathers", Dźwiedź mentions playing "beer and wieners" with Ulthane, a reference to Italian comedy Watch Out, We're Mad!.
• Also in "Horse Feathers", Dźwiedź says "Now I have a machine gun... Hohohohoho!" after picking up the Redemption cannon.
• In "Wake Up And Suck: Death in Venice", Dźwiedź bellows "Go! Get to da choppa!" when the evac dropship arrives.
• In the Far Cry Arcade livestream, Dźwiedź says that he's Driving Miss Daisy when a female team member mounts the truck turret while he's driving it.
• Whenever it comes to bragging about using a bow in Far Cry 5, Dźwiedź says "I'm a man in tights!".
  • Another "Men in Tights" reference shows up in a clip from Going Medieval, where Dźwiedź mention "deering to king a dare or two", after the Sherriff of Rottingham's famous flub.
• When Deputy Pratt picks up the M60 during the Jacob Seed boss fight video, Dźwiedź says "No, this is how you do it: SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND!", and then "Alright, alright, you, Christoph Rambo, cut it out."
  • Another reference to Scarface is dropped in Dźwiedziu's Bizarre Adventure, mentioning the chainsaw scene and "Never get high on your own supply."
• When Faith mentions Nemesis in her boss fight livestream, Dźwiedź replies "Manifested, in this case, by an 'orrible cunt. ME."
• When fighting Kvada ur-Nokru, an Ogre miniboss in "Strange Terrain", Dźwiedź asks "How did it go? "Kvadu Barada Nokru"?", a reference to The Day the Earth Stood Still (and later, more famous use of the "Klaatu Barada Nikto" phrase in Evil Dead).
• Turkish Cult Classic Korkusuz (known as "The Turkish Rambo") is referenced several times in the Dźwiedź Royale streams in relation to knife kills.
• During the Borrowed Biometric Bypass mission in Shadow Warrior 2, Dzwiedz says "It's easy, I saw a guy do it with a pen!", a reference to Demolition Man.
• One of The Universim clips is titled "Dead Nugget Storage".
• In The Division 2 clip titled "Dźwiedźsellus Wallace", a response to in-game bark "What now?!" is a mangled quote from Pulp Fiction.
  "I'll tell you what now! I'm gonna call some hard pipe-hittin' homies, and I'm gonna get medieval on your ass! You hear me, hillbilly boy?!"
• A montage of a 10-kill streak from Battlefield V is titled Marked for Death, with one of the Polish titles for the movie as the title and the other one given in the description.
• One of GreedFall let's plays is titled "Wingardium Petrusa", and the Title Drop is the reference to Polish dub of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone: Dźwiedź bitches about the incorrect translation imitating the way Hermione corrected Ron during the spellcasting lesson.
  Dźwiedź: "It's Petrus, not Petrus-aaah."
• In livestreams from the Tom Clancy-branded games, the clock says "0DARK:30".
• After shooting a Marauder Commander in episode 24 of The Outer Worlds LP, Dźwiedź says "I gave him the Robocop treatment. I shot off one leg, then the other one, and finally one arm for a better effect." referring to the scene of Murphy's death.
• The description for episode 37 of The Outer Worlds LP says "we're not going to Olivia Ambrose's lab. Tis a silly place."
• The intro to Cyberdźwiedź 2077 has shout-outs to three different Keanu Reeves films in the description:
  We'll be trying to create the song that will save the world and, meanwhile, avenge our doggie and make sure we are not living in a simulation created by machines to use people as batteries.
• In episode 19 of the Cyberdźwiedź 2077 let's play, the segment involving the "Dirty Biz" quest is titled "A Serbian Film".
• Two clips from Call of Duty: Warzone Halloween 2021 event reference Ghostbusters, with Dźwiedź singing the theme song in one and exclaiming "Egon Spengler in the motherfucking house!" in another.

Anime and Manga References:

• The infamous "IT'S OVER NINE THOUSAND!" meme is mentioned in "The Chernobyl Worm".
• The intro for "Dźwiedziu's Bizarre Adventure" opens with a parody of the "But it was me, Dio!" scene - and the Japanese subtitles even say "Kono Dźwiedziu da!"
  • Another variant has Dźwiedź facepalm and say "Yare... yapierdole" ("Yare... oh fuck me"), with the Japanese subtitles stating "Yare yare daze".
• Anthem clip "Interceptor No Ken" has Dźwiedź say "Omae wa mo shindeiru." after using Detonating Strike. The next thing is, unsurprisingly, the target keeling over after several seconds.
• Warzone clip "Aztec Fitness God" references the "Ayyayyayya" chant from the intro to "Awaken" from Jojos Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendency.
• Yet another JJBA reference happens in the eight episode of Cyberdźwiedź 2077, where the target of the "Monster Hunt" gig, Jotaro, consistently gets called "Jojo".

Comic Book References:

• In the second episode of Greedfall let's play, Dźwiedź says the dynamic exit they pulled on Constantin's kidnappers was "a traditional Gallic ecartez-vous, on sort", which is Obelix's Catchphrase from Asterix.

Literature References:

• In "Darth Bucket's Grand Entrance", Dźwiedź screams "Oh fuck, the Vogons!" when the Cabal ships show up.
• When Darksiders gets its own series, upon Samael's mention of "Tiamat, The Bat Queen", Dźwiedź screams "We cannot go there, this is bat country!"
• The Destiny 2: Warmind series are titled "Fifty Shades of Bray", complete with a logo based on the film's title.
• The famous "Four legs good, two legs bad" quote from Animal Farm is parodied by Dr Dźwiedźrespekt in reference to cars in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and bikes in Radical Heights.
• The Aeneid, of all things, gets referenced in "Mars Attacks", when Dźwiedź says "You should beware the Greeks bearing gifts, and Russians doubly so."
• A highlight splash in "Crucikibble: Twitch Edition" calls the Vigilance Wing pulse rifle "Kitab Al-Azif", the Arabic name for Necronomicon.
• The story of Kamiko, Mamushi Heika and Mezu in Shadow Warrior 2 is said to be "Fucked up worse than the Lannister family."
• When one of the quests in Greedfall reveals that the Nauts have a Law of Surprise as well, Dźwiedź calls them "witchers of the sea" in the third episode of the game's let's play.
• The Philosophist leader M. Bakonu from The Outer Worlds is consistently referred to as "Bokonon" in the Na Krańcu Wszechświata let's play.
  Dźwiedź: "Okay, so Bokonon wasn't a Philosophist, just like Marx wasn't a Marxist. Okay. Makes perfect sense."
• The description of the eighth episode of Cyberdźwiedź 2077 mentions "chasing a loanshark with an axe, according to an old Russian tradition", referring to the sidequest "Shark in the Water". The section showing a playthrough of that sidequest is titled "Crime and Punishment".

TV Series References:

• Firefly gets several references in "Saving Captain Robotpants" and "Noggin Juice", mostly in reference to Nathan Fillion voicing Cayde-6. Also, Sagira from Curse of Osiris is consistently referred to as "Inara Serra".
• The "Shotgun Bob's Shotgun Song" is similar to the opening music of Bonanza.
• The "I'm not saying it was aliens, but it was aliens" meme related to Ancient Aliens is brought up in the let's play of Rochard.
• In "The Old Stomping Grounds", Dźwiedź says he'll turn Tiamat into "Ze Fallen Madonna Mit Ze Big Boobies, by van Klomp".
  • In "Wake Up and Suck: Death in Venice", Dźwiedź calls the payload in the Uprising mission "Lieutenant Gruber's Little Tank", another Allo Allo reference.
• In the first Far Cry 5 livestream, Dźwiedź incredulously asks "A bunker?! On an island?! That TV series ended A DECADE AGO!", referring to Lost.
• In the third Far Cry 5 short video, Dźwiedź wonders whether Merle has a brother named Daryl.
• In the John Seed boss fight Far Cry 5 livestream, after taking down an enemy with a bow, Dźwiedź sings "Robin... The hooded man", a fragment of the Robin of Sherwood theme song.
• Dr Dźwiedźrespekt mentions a list of American TV series that aired in Poland in the early 90s: The A-Team, Jake and the Fatman, Magnum, P.I. and MacGyver.
• In the Faith Seed boss fight Far Cry 5 livestream, Dźwiedź reveals Faith's real name, Rachel, and rattles off a list of the previous ones, naming the "tall, dark haired one" Monica and mentioning "that annoying one with the guitar, Phoebe was it?", a reference to Friends.
• When bringing out the helicopter in the Faith Seed boss fight livestream, Dźwiedź says "Gimme my Airwolf."
• The translated description for "Life On Mars" states that "Compared to me, Gene Hunt is sedate."
• Dr Dźwiedźrespekt mentions Tropical Heat (referring to it as "Detective in Paradise") as "best most popular, cult show in Molvania" - this is based on the cult status of the show in Serbia, including the mentioned title being a Recursive Translation of how the show's title was translated there.
• The penultimate Shadow Warrior 2 stream (involving the "Heisenberg" missions) is titled "Breaking Bed".
• The Two Points Hospital stream is titled "Emergency Room", after the Polish title of ER, and its intro is a parody of the ER intro.
• Nomad from Ghost Recon: Breakpoint is called a "space samurai" at least twice, a reference to his voice actor Alex Mallari's role in Dark Matter (2015).
• A clip from Battlefield V titled "The Roxbury Guys" has Dźwiedź sing Haddaway's "What Is Love" while driving two teammates in a Kurogane scout car.
• Two of the posters shown on the break screen during livestreams advertise Dźwiedźmin and Game of Porcelain Thrones.
• After stumbling upon a laptop with spam e-mails on it in Episode 19 of Cyberdźwiedź 2077, Dźwiedź sings "Spam, spam, spam, glorious spam, horrible spam!"

Theatre References:

• While hunting down enemies hiding in clumps of trees in Battlefield V, Dźwiedź says they were "cosplaying as Birnam Wood".
• There are several references to Fiddler on the Roof, particularly the "If I Were A Rich Man" song, in clips that involve firing from a rooftop.

Video Game References:

• The highly memetic "That wizard came from the Moon!" line from Destiny gets referenced several times in the Destiny 2 videos, most directly spelled out in the beginning of the sixth video, "Breakfast on Titan":
  "Dźwiedź24, news from Titan. A wizard fell from the Moon. When tested with a breathalyzer, he had .18% BAC."
• The high-pitched "Decapitatiooooon!" from Darksiders videos is a reference to Brütal Legend.
• In "Highway to Hel", War is said to have "the diving skills of Guybrush".
• In the first Far Cry 5 livestream, Dźwiedź says he doesn't trust Sheriff Whitehorse "farther than a snake can shit", a reference to John Bishop from Fallout 2.
• In the "Bears Are Bad News" Far Cry 5 video, after braining a peggie with a bow, Dźwiedź says "Boom, headshot." followed by humming a short bit of Magnum Force theme - a reference to the "Meet The Sniper" video.
  • The same reference is repeated in the final episode of "Na Skraju Wszechświata".
• After performing a jump takedown in the John Seed boss fight Far Cry 5 livestream, Dźwiedź hums the opening notes of Super Mario Bros. theme.
• When riding a bike in the Radical Heights livestream, Dźwiedź sings "What I Got" by Sublime, a reference to Dave Mirra Pro BMX, a game that heavily featured the song.
• When preparing to storm Jacob's base in the Far Cry 5 "Glorious Revolution" video, the subtitles say "Now all his base is belong to me".
• The Filk Song from "Gogol Bordello", the third Destiny 2 video is a reference to Baldur's Gate 2, set to the tune of "Turn Up The Night" by Black Sabbath. The video itself is titled after a Gypsy punk band.
• Trying to recall the name of Mordin from Mass Effect 2, Dźwiedź sings The Modern Major-General's Song parody from the game, with a slight change in lyrics.
  I am the very model of a scientist Salarian, I even witnessed human trying to mate with a Quarian...
• In the first episode of Greedfall let's play, Dźwiedź mocks the Theleme ambassador's "glorious nation" phrase by mentioning "The Glorious Nation of Arstotzka" from Papers, Please, in an exaggerated Russian accent.
• When directed to talk to Brother Virgil in episode 22 of the Greedfall let's play, Dźwiedź says he hopes that Virgil is not some kind of mutant, referencing the character of Dr Virgil from Fallout 4.
• The posters appearing on the break screen during livestreams advertise Cyberdźwiedź 2077, Guitar Dźwiedź and a post-apocalyptic production called I Missed The Metro.
• One of the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare clips on the fanpage is titled "Pool's Closed Due to AIDS", referring to the infamous Habbo meme.
• After commenting that he accidentally made Adam Jensen in Cyberpunk 2077, Dźwiedź adds "I never asked for this."
  • Another reference to Deus Ex: Human Revolution happens in episode 7 of Cyberdźwiedź 2077, where Dźwiedź says "Sorry chica, but Fedorova you ain't" while fighting Lt. Mower in a pool of electrified water (as the Fedorova bossfight in DXHR also involved electrified floor).
• When thinking out loud and looking for the number 55 during the hacking minigame in the episode 8 of Cyberdźwiedź 2077, Dźwiedź says "I need scissors! 55!"
• Episode 18 of Cyberdźwiedź 2077 is titled E.Y.E: Digital Black Sorcery.
• The description for episode 19 of Cyberdźwiedź 2077 mentions "displaying the knowledge of The Australian Rules".
• Episode 20 of Cyberdźwiedź 2077 is titled "Ghost of Night City", and during the "A Shrine Defiled" gig, Dźwiedź says "Told you, compared to me, Ghost of Tsushima is Tonbo the Elephant!"
  • Another segment of Episode 20 is titled "AD 2077: Eviction", a pun on the title of video game adaptation of Sexmission, AD 2044.

Western Animation References:

• The stuttering "J-j-j-jumbo" line is a reference to Uncle Pecos' song from the Tom and Jerry episode "Pecos Pest".
• In the Darksiders Backlog, Straga roaring at War during the fight in the prologue prompts a quote from Shrek. Also, War's Chaos Form is nicknamed "A Balrog of Morgoth".
• Also in the Darksiders first/third video, Dźwiedź bellows "By the power of Grayskull! I have the power!".
• Metalocalypse gets referenced in the end of "Strange Terrain", when Dźwiedź says "I think we pulled some serious Awakenish Mustakrakish..." after luring Xol with a piece of the Traveler.
• While modding the Cerberus shotgun in Dźwiedziu's Bizarre Adventure episode "Call Me Daddy", Dźwiedź says "It's gonna be like firing a swarm of angry ticks from my nipples!", a reference to Don Hertzfeldt's Rejected.
• The intro for "Co Ja Twiczę" series is based on the one for What A Cartoon! Show.
• Phineas Welles from The Outer Worlds is repeatedly referred to as Rick Sanchez due to his appearance.
• Upon meeting Nyoka in The Outer Worlds for the first time, Dźwiedź pronounces her name as "NYOKKA!", a reference to Col. H. Stinkmeaner from The Boondocks.
• In the beginning of the last episode of "Na Krańcu Wszechświata", Dźwiedź asks "Kowalski, what are our options?!", like Skipper from The Penguins of Madagascar.

Memes and Other Web-Based References:

• "Pugubugu Island" translates an expletive-laden expression of surprise into the infamous My Immortal quote.
• In the "Chicken on a Raft" clip, Dźwiedź sings a shanty popularized by the eponymous website.
• The specific way Dźwiedź says that someone's fucked up in the head ("Pokurwiło kogoś w głowie") is based on youtuber Furious Pete's "Learn Polish With Pete" video.
• Titles of several clips parody Twitch's clip URL names, with an AdjectiveAdjectiveNounEmoticon scheme. One where Dźwiedź pulls a Taking You with Me on two enemies using dynamite in Battlefield V is titled "CrazyExplodingBearANELE".
• The Terminator from Ghost Recon: Breakpoint events is consistently called "The Baldy from Brazzers", a reference to the porn star Johnny Sins.
• The posters appearing on the break screen during streams parody the layout of Netflix vertical posters, with "Wait til I get back" in place of release date.

Conversational Troping:

• Some videos are titled after tropes: Destiny 2 videos are titled "This Is a Drill" (#11) and "Tank Goodness" (#13), and Far Cry 5 short "Bears Are Bad News".
• Dr Dźwiedźrespekt mentions how Red Shirts get always killed in Star Trek.
  "Maybe red shirt unlucky? Like in Star Trek. Red shirts always unlucky, red shirts always get killed."
• In one of the Anthem (2019) clips on the fanpage, Dzwiedz calls weird tools laid on a crate "Cow Tools".
  "Those are some cow tools. Don't ask me to explain what cow tools are, I'll give you a link to TV Tropes, and you'll be gone for a week."
• Giant Enemy Crab is mentioned in the June 10 Brief Shots, referring to Path of Exile Act Six boss, the Brine King.
• The same Brief Shots item ("Beware the Wereclown") also mentions the Clown Car trope.
  "What was that?! The guy just popped and seven smaller ones jumped out! A fucking Clown Car! Clown-Man! Wereclown!"
• Big Ol' Eyebrows are discussed during the character creation in Episode 1 of Greedfall let's play:
  "This is an evil genius. This is a mentat. This is a mentat from Dune, just look at those eyebrows, Piter de Vries in the flesh!"
• The description of the eighth episode of Cyberdźwiedź 2077 lampshades the mission briefing for the "Troublesome Neighbors" gig as "dealing with Rodents of Unusual Size".
• Funny Bruce Lee Noises are lampshaded in a clip of the same title, even quoting the examples from Mortal Kombat entry on the trope page.