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* ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}'' references an in-universe music artist named Bob Dub, who seems to be inspired by Marley and his music. His only known song, "Dubble Bath", is a relaxing, slow song that takes heavy inspiration from reggae music. The reference is made more obvious in the Japanese version, where the artist is named [[PunnyName Cala Marley]] while his song is titled "Ika Jamaica".
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* ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}'' ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'' references an in-universe music artist named Bob Dub, who seems to be inspired by Marley and his music. His only known song, "Dubble Bath", is a relaxing, slow song that takes heavy inspiration from reggae music.music (specifically, the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music dub subgenre]]). The reference is made more obvious in the Japanese version, where the artist is named [[PunnyName Cala Marley]] while his song is titled "Ika Jamaica".
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* In ''Literature/MoojagAndTheAuticodeSecret'', the [=SuperAuts=] listen to "Soul Captives" during their break.
* In ''Literature/MoojagAndTheAuticodeSecret'', the [=SuperAuts=] listen to "Soul Captives" during their break.
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* Music/LaurynHill provide a shout-out to the album cover of ''Music/{{Burnin}}'' on her album ''Music/TheMiseducationOfLaurynHill''. On the same album she covers "Turn Your Lights Down Low" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]''
* Lyrics from "Is This Love" from ''[[Music/KayaBobMarleyAlbum Kaya]]'' have been referenced in Music/BonJovi's song "Lay Your Hands On Me" [[note]] "you're ready, I'm willing, and able. Help me lay my cards down on the table" [[/note]] and "Stay The Night" [[note]] "Just like the song on our radio set. We'll share the shelter of my single bed." [[/note]] by Music/JamesBlunt.
* Lyrics from "Is This Love" from ''[[Music/KayaBobMarleyAlbum Kaya]]'' have been referenced in Music/BonJovi's song "Lay Your Hands On Me" [[note]] "you're ready, I'm willing, and able. Help me lay my cards down on the table" [[/note]] and "Stay The Night" [[note]] "Just like the song on our radio set. We'll share the shelter of my single bed." [[/note]] by Music/JamesBlunt.
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* Music/LaurynHill provide a shout-out to the album cover of ''Music/{{Burnin}}'' on her album ''Music/TheMiseducationOfLaurynHill''. On the same album she covers "Turn Your Lights Down Low" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]''
''Music/{{Exodus|BobMarleyAlbum}}''
* Lyrics from "Is This Love" from''[[Music/KayaBobMarleyAlbum Kaya]]'' ''Music/{{Kaya|BobMarleyAlbum}}'' have been referenced in Music/BonJovi's song "Lay Your Hands On Me" [[note]] "you're ready, I'm willing, and able. Help me lay my cards down on the table" [[/note]] and "Stay The Night" [[note]] "Just like the song on our radio set. We'll share the shelter of my single bed." [[/note]] by Music/JamesBlunt.
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** In "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E20TheCanineMutiny The Canine Mutiny]]", Chief Wiggum busts a man for marijuana possession, yet just decides to have a party smokin' weed. The episode closes with an outside shot of their house, while "Jammin'" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]'' plays over the end credits.
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** In "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E20TheCanineMutiny The Canine Mutiny]]", Chief Wiggum busts a man for marijuana possession, yet just decides to have a party smokin' weed. The episode closes with an outside shot of their house, while "Jammin'" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]'' ''Music/{{Exodus|BobMarleyAlbum}}'' plays over the end credits.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}'' references an in-universe music artist named Bob Dub, who seems to be inspired by Marley and his music. His only known song, "Dubble Bath", is a relaxing, slow song that takes heavy inspiration from reggae music. The reference is made more obvious in the Japanese version, where the artist is named [[PunnyName Cala Marley]] while his song is titled "Ika Jamaica".
* ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}'' references an in-universe music artist named Bob Dub, who seems to be inspired by Marley and his music. His only known song, "Dubble Bath", is a relaxing, slow song that takes heavy inspiration from reggae music. The reference is made more obvious in the Japanese version, where the artist is named [[PunnyName Cala Marley]] while his song is titled "Ika Jamaica".
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** In "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E20TheCanineMutiny The Canine Mutiny]]", Chief Wiggum busts a man for marihuana possession, yet just decides to have a party smokin' weed. The episode closes with an outside shot of their house, while "Jammin'" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]'' plays over the end credits.
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** In "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E20TheCanineMutiny The Canine Mutiny]]", Chief Wiggum busts a man for marihuana marijuana possession, yet just decides to have a party smokin' weed. The episode closes with an outside shot of their house, while "Jammin'" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]'' plays over the end credits.
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* ''Film/CoolRunnings'': The title is a shout-out to a line from "Blackman Redemption" from ''Music/{{Confrontation}}''.
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** In "The Canine Mutiny" Chief Wiggum busts a man for marihuana possession, yet just decides to have a party smokin' weed. The episode closes with an outside shot of their house, while "Jammin'" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]'' plays over the end credits.
** In "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo", when Homer says he wants to go to Jamaica, he wears a "One Love" badge on his shirt.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Route of All Evil" (3:55 in, specifically), Hermes is briefly heard singing a version of "Get Up, Stand Up" with lyrics changed to bureaucratic themes, natch.
* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': In "Medicinal Fried Chicken", after Randy gets free marihuana on a doctor's prescription he walks out while singing "Buffalo Soldier", from ''Music/{{Confrontation}}''.
** In "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo", when Homer says he wants to go to Jamaica, he wears a "One Love" badge on his shirt.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Route of All Evil" (3:55 in, specifically), Hermes is briefly heard singing a version of "Get Up, Stand Up" with lyrics changed to bureaucratic themes, natch.
* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': In "Medicinal Fried Chicken", after Randy gets free marihuana on a doctor's prescription he walks out while singing "Buffalo Soldier", from ''Music/{{Confrontation}}''.
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** In "The "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E20TheCanineMutiny The Canine Mutiny" Mutiny]]", Chief Wiggum busts a man for marihuana possession, yet just decides to have a party smokin' weed. The episode closes with an outside shot of their house, while "Jammin'" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]'' plays over the end credits.
** In"Thirty "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS10E23ThirtyMinutesOverTokyo Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo", over Tokyo]]", when Homer says he wants to go to Jamaica, he wears a "One Love" badge on his shirt.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In"The "[[Recap/FuturamaS3E12TheRouteOfAllEvil The Route of All Evil" Evil]]", (3:55 in, specifically), Hermes is briefly heard singing a version of "Get Up, Stand Up" with lyrics changed to bureaucratic themes, natch.
* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': In"Medicinal "[[Recap/SouthParkS14E3MedicinalFriedChicken Medicinal Fried Chicken", Chicken]]", after Randy gets free marihuana on a doctor's prescription he walks out while singing "Buffalo Soldier", from ''Music/{{Confrontation}}''.
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* ''Film/TheSpanishInn'': The students play "No Woman, No Cry" on guitar while going out at night.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': In "[[ChristmasSpecial A Lost Claus]]", Bloo tries to scare Mr. Herriman by imitating the spirits from ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''; for the first spirit, he dresses as ''Bob'' Marley instead of Jacob.
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* Lyrics from "Is This Love" from ''[[Music/KayaBobMarleyAlbum Kaya]]'' have been referenced in Music/BonJovi's song "Lay Your Hands On Me" [[note]] "you're ready, I'm willing, and able. Help me lay my cards down on the table" [[/note]] and "Stay The Night" [[note]] "Just like the song on our radio set. We'll share the shelter of my single bed." [[/note]] by Music/JamesBlunt.
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* "Give It Away Now" by Music/RedHotChiliPeppers namedrops Marley's name several times.
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* "Give It Away Now" from ''Music/BloodSugarSexMagik'' by Music/RedHotChiliPeppers namedrops Marley's name several times.Marley:
--> ''Bob Marley, poet and a prophet''
--> ''Bob Marley taught me how to off it''
--> ''Bob Marley walkin' like he talk it''
--> ''Bob Marley, poet and a prophet''
--> ''Bob Marley taught me how to off it''
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* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': In "Medicinal Fried Chicken", after Randy gets free marihuana on a doctor's prescription he walks out while singing "Buffalo Soldier", from ''Music/{{Uprising}}''.
* In one of Creator/SethMacFarlane's ''Cartoon Cavalcade'' cartoon sketches Marley is held captive by two police officers who want to arrest him for the murder of a sherrif, though he keeps denying his involvement. As the cops huddle together one of them wonders why he keeps denying that he murdered the sherrif, while he does commit another crime, murdering a deputy, that he hasn't been charged with yet. One cop says they can keep him in custody for the assassination of the deputy, so it doesn't matter whether he killed the sherrif or not. His companion replies: "I don't know, I have a sneaking suspicion he might be high."
* In one of Creator/SethMacFarlane's ''Cartoon Cavalcade'' cartoon sketches Marley is held captive by two police officers who want to arrest him for the murder of a sherrif, though he keeps denying his involvement. As the cops huddle together one of them wonders why he keeps denying that he murdered the sherrif, while he does commit another crime, murdering a deputy, that he hasn't been charged with yet. One cop says they can keep him in custody for the assassination of the deputy, so it doesn't matter whether he killed the sherrif or not. His companion replies: "I don't know, I have a sneaking suspicion he might be high."
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* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': In "Medicinal Fried Chicken", after Randy gets free marihuana on a doctor's prescription he walks out while singing "Buffalo Soldier", from ''Music/{{Uprising}}''.
''Music/{{Confrontation}}''.
* In one of Creator/SethMacFarlane's ''Cartoon Cavalcade'' cartoon sketches Marley is held captive by two police officers who want to arrest him for the murder of asherrif, deputy, though he keeps denying his involvement. As the cops huddle together one of them wonders why he keeps denying that he murdered the sherrif, while he does commit another crime, murdering defends himself against murder by confessing to a deputy, that he hasn't been charged with yet. completely different murder. One cop says they can keep says: "We don't need to get him in custody for on the assassination of the deputy, so it doesn't matter whether deputy. If we prove he killed the sherrif or not. sherrif, that's a life sentence right there." His companion replies: "I don't know, I have a sneaking suspicion this weird hunch he might be high." "
* ''WesternAnimation/CelebrityDeathMatch'': One episode had Bob Marley fight Music/{{Shaggy}} and defeat him.
* In one of Creator/SethMacFarlane's ''Cartoon Cavalcade'' cartoon sketches Marley is held captive by two police officers who want to arrest him for the murder of a
* ''WesternAnimation/CelebrityDeathMatch'': One episode had Bob Marley fight Music/{{Shaggy}} and defeat him.
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* ''Film/CoolRunnings'': The title is a shout-out to a line from "Blackman Redemption" from ''Music/{{Confrontation}}''.
* ''Film/TheSpanishInn'': The students play "No Woman, No Cry" on guitar while going out at night.
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* ''Music/CatchAFire'' was subject of an episode of the album documentary series ''Series/ClassicAlbums''.
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* Music/EricClapton was the first Western artist to cover "I Shot The Sherrif".
* Music/FrankZappa briefly quotes from "Jammin'" during "A Little Green Rosetta" from ''Music/JoesGarage''.
* "Master Blaster Jammin'" by Music/StevieWonder is a {{Homage}} to Bob Marley.
* "Roots, Rap, Reggae" from Music/RunDMC's ''Music/KingOfRock'' is a PunBasedTitle on "Roots, Rock, Reggae" from ''Music/RastamanVibration''
* "Could You Be Loved?" from ''Music/{{Uprising}}'' is sampled during "Shake Your Rump" from The Music/BeastieBoys ''Music/PaulsBoutique''. On the same album a quote from a 1979 interview with Marley is sampled during "B-Boy Bouillabaisse".
* During "Party For Your Right To Fight" from ''Music/ItTakesANationOfMillionsToHoldUsBack'' by Music/PublicEnemy a sample from "Get Up, Stand Up" from ''Music/{{Burnin}}'' can be heard.
* "Give It Away Now" by Music/RedHotChiliPeppers namedrops Marley's name several times.
* "Scenario" from ''Music/TheLowEndTheory'' by Music/ATribeCalledQuest has the following line:
--> ''The word is the herb and I'm deep like Bob Marley''
* Music/TheFugees' ''Music/TheScore'' has several shout-outs to Bob Marley. "Ready Or Not" ([[Music/{{Uprising}} "Buffalo Soldier"]]), "The Beast" ([[Music/CatchAFire "Concrete Jungle"]],[[Music/RastamanVibration "Crazy Baldheads"]]), "Family Business" ("Iron Lion Zion", [[Music/RastamanVibration "Who the Cap Fit"]]), "Cowboys" ([[Music/{{Burnin}} "I Shot The Sherrif"]]) and, of course, the Fugees' cover of [[Music/NattyDread "No Woman, No Cry"]] .
** Another line from "The Beast": "...and if you are too powerful you get bugged like Music/PeterTosh and [[Music/BobMarley Marley]] was (...)"
* Music/LaurynHill provide a shout-out to the album cover of ''Music/{{Burnin}}'' on her album ''Music/TheMiseducationOfLaurynHill''. On the same album she covers "Turn Your Lights Down Low" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]''
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** In "The Canine Mutiny" Chief Wiggum busts a man for marihuana possession, yet just decides to have a party smokin' weed. The episode closes with an outside shot of their house, while "Jammin'" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]'' plays over the end credits.
** In "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo", when Homer says he wants to go to Jamaica, he wears a "One Love" badge on his shirt.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Route of All Evil" (3:55 in, specifically), Hermes is briefly heard singing a version of "Get Up, Stand Up" with lyrics changed to bureaucratic themes, natch.
* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': In "Medicinal Fried Chicken", after Randy gets free marihuana on a doctor's prescription he walks out while singing "Buffalo Soldier", from ''Music/{{Uprising}}''.
* In one of Creator/SethMacFarlane's ''Cartoon Cavalcade'' cartoon sketches Marley is held captive by two police officers who want to arrest him for the murder of a sherrif, though he keeps denying his involvement. As the cops huddle together one of them wonders why he keeps denying that he murdered the sherrif, while he does commit another crime, murdering a deputy, that he hasn't been charged with yet. One cop says they can keep him in custody for the assassination of the deputy, so it doesn't matter whether he killed the sherrif or not. His companion replies: "I don't know, I have a sneaking suspicion he might be high."
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* ''Film/CoolRunnings'': The title is a shout-out to a line from "Blackman Redemption" from ''Music/{{Confrontation}}''.
* ''Film/TheSpanishInn'': The students play "No Woman, No Cry" on guitar while going out at night.
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* ''Music/CatchAFire'' was subject of an episode of the album documentary series ''Series/ClassicAlbums''.
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* Music/EricClapton was the first Western artist to cover "I Shot The Sherrif".
* Music/FrankZappa briefly quotes from "Jammin'" during "A Little Green Rosetta" from ''Music/JoesGarage''.
* "Master Blaster Jammin'" by Music/StevieWonder is a {{Homage}} to Bob Marley.
* "Roots, Rap, Reggae" from Music/RunDMC's ''Music/KingOfRock'' is a PunBasedTitle on "Roots, Rock, Reggae" from ''Music/RastamanVibration''
* "Could You Be Loved?" from ''Music/{{Uprising}}'' is sampled during "Shake Your Rump" from The Music/BeastieBoys ''Music/PaulsBoutique''. On the same album a quote from a 1979 interview with Marley is sampled during "B-Boy Bouillabaisse".
* During "Party For Your Right To Fight" from ''Music/ItTakesANationOfMillionsToHoldUsBack'' by Music/PublicEnemy a sample from "Get Up, Stand Up" from ''Music/{{Burnin}}'' can be heard.
* "Give It Away Now" by Music/RedHotChiliPeppers namedrops Marley's name several times.
* "Scenario" from ''Music/TheLowEndTheory'' by Music/ATribeCalledQuest has the following line:
--> ''The word is the herb and I'm deep like Bob Marley''
* Music/TheFugees' ''Music/TheScore'' has several shout-outs to Bob Marley. "Ready Or Not" ([[Music/{{Uprising}} "Buffalo Soldier"]]), "The Beast" ([[Music/CatchAFire "Concrete Jungle"]],[[Music/RastamanVibration "Crazy Baldheads"]]), "Family Business" ("Iron Lion Zion", [[Music/RastamanVibration "Who the Cap Fit"]]), "Cowboys" ([[Music/{{Burnin}} "I Shot The Sherrif"]]) and, of course, the Fugees' cover of [[Music/NattyDread "No Woman, No Cry"]] .
** Another line from "The Beast": "...and if you are too powerful you get bugged like Music/PeterTosh and [[Music/BobMarley Marley]] was (...)"
* Music/LaurynHill provide a shout-out to the album cover of ''Music/{{Burnin}}'' on her album ''Music/TheMiseducationOfLaurynHill''. On the same album she covers "Turn Your Lights Down Low" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]''
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** In "The Canine Mutiny" Chief Wiggum busts a man for marihuana possession, yet just decides to have a party smokin' weed. The episode closes with an outside shot of their house, while "Jammin'" from ''[[Music/ExodusAlbum Exodus]]'' plays over the end credits.
** In "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo", when Homer says he wants to go to Jamaica, he wears a "One Love" badge on his shirt.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Route of All Evil" (3:55 in, specifically), Hermes is briefly heard singing a version of "Get Up, Stand Up" with lyrics changed to bureaucratic themes, natch.
* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': In "Medicinal Fried Chicken", after Randy gets free marihuana on a doctor's prescription he walks out while singing "Buffalo Soldier", from ''Music/{{Uprising}}''.
* In one of Creator/SethMacFarlane's ''Cartoon Cavalcade'' cartoon sketches Marley is held captive by two police officers who want to arrest him for the murder of a sherrif, though he keeps denying his involvement. As the cops huddle together one of them wonders why he keeps denying that he murdered the sherrif, while he does commit another crime, murdering a deputy, that he hasn't been charged with yet. One cop says they can keep him in custody for the assassination of the deputy, so it doesn't matter whether he killed the sherrif or not. His companion replies: "I don't know, I have a sneaking suspicion he might be high."
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