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''"De La Soul! Jugga jigga wugga!"''

Popular [[Hip Hop|hip hop]] trio '''[[De La Soul]]''' has been mentioned or referenced multiple times in the Homestar Runner body of work.

[[Matt Chapman]] listed their album ''[[De La Soul Is Dead]]'' as among his five favorite records in [[Wonkavision Magazine Interview|a 2003 profile]].

== Appearances ==

* Email [[50 emails]] — One of [[Homestar Runner]]'s commands to [[DELETED|delete]] the email is "de la soul".
* Email [[monster truck]] — Homestar's line "Let's do this like Brutus" quotes the first skit on the album ''[[De La Soul Is Dead]]'', which itself is a quote from the [[Public Enemy]] song "[[Bring the Noise]]".
** [[monster truck|The DVD commentary]] specifies that the reference is to De La Soul.
* Email [[big white face]] — [[Strong Bad]] refers to [[The Poopsmith|the Poopsmith]] as "doodoo man". This references "Rap de Rap Show" from ''De La Soul Is Dead'', which features a fictional DJ who refers to himself as "the Doo Doo Man".
* Email [[death metal]] — One of the words that starts with "D-E" that [[Brainkrieg]] sings is "De La Soul".
* Email [[looking old]] — Marzipan's line "Word booty!" is from the De La Soul song "Bitties in the BK Lounge".
* [[Kick-A-Ball]] — The [[Page Titles|page title]] is based off the De La Soul song "[[A Roller Skating Jam Named "Saturdays"|A Roller Skating Jam Named 'Saturdays']]".
* [[Final Hours Playthrough]] — When [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Items|a Smell the Daisies action card]] is played, Strong Bad remarks "It's a daisy age, as De La Soul likes to tell me." De La Soul's [[3 Feet High and Rising|debut album]] was themed around the concept of the "D.A.I.S.Y. Age," an acronym for "'''da''' '''i'''nner '''s'''ound, '''y''''all".

== See Also ==

* [[A Tribe Called Quest]]
* [[Popular Music References]]
[[Category:Real band Running gags]]