- Retroactive Recognition: Djimon Hounsou appears in the video for "Love Will Never Do (Without You)".
- Spiritual Successor: Michael Jackson's 1991 album Dangerous is probably the closest answer to Rhythm Nation, and had he gotten his way, he would've also had Flyte Tyme on production duties (they respectfully declined, citing loyalty to Janet). Instead, fellow New Jack Swing creator Teddy Riley provided the majority of the production, and the album features much of the same themes of Rhythm Nation, but was not a central theme of the album itself, and also featured Heavy D on one of the album's tracks. Flyte Tyme would eventually produce several tracks on Michael's ninth studio album HIStory and its remix compainion Blood on the Dance Floor.note
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