00:00We're talking about knowledge of the future in movies, YouTube channel, Easter Egg Psychic.
00:06In this video, I'll share a possible instance of what may be a sample of a future hugely popular song present in a video game from the past.
00:17And what's more, the reference may be supported and anchored by additional inspiration from a third work, another popular film.
00:27The 1995 wraps on California Love.
00:31This is by Tupac and Dr. Dre.
00:33Part of this may be present in the 1988 arcade game Ninja Gaiden, released in Japan as Ninja Ria Kendon, developed and published by Japan-based Tecmo.
00:45Alright, so to hear the sample, go to stage two, and this is set in Brooklyn, New York City.
00:53Listen to the background music.
00:55The bit you want to listen for is the part of California Love that goes,
01:01In the city of LA, in the city of good old Watts, in the city, city of Compton, we keep it rockin', keep it rockin'.
01:16Interestingly, there may be another link to the artists of this song.
01:20Last year I did a video on how a sample from the music video to Snoop Dogg's Doggy Dog World from 95 may be heard at around the 38 minute mark in the 1979 post-apocalyptic action film Mad Max.
01:39This is the scene where Jim Goose is in the cabaret.
01:44The singer on stage, Roberto Chaffee, is singing a song called Licorice Road.
01:49Now, of course, Dre and Snoop are long-time collaborators.
01:53Yeah, the visuals for California Love, the music video, were inspired by the third Mad Max film, Beyond Thunderdome, in 1985.
02:03Now, the link in Ninja Gaiden.
02:05The enemy bosses of the New York City stage are a tag team duo of fighters called the Doro Warriors.
02:14They closely resemble the former pro wrestlers, the Road Warriors.
02:18That was the alternative title to the second Mad Max film, out in 81, directed by George Miller and starring Mel Gibson and Bruce Spence.
02:31This movie features the character Lord Humongous, who wears a hockey mask, somewhat similar to the horror movie villain Jason Voorhees from the Friday the 13th films.
02:44The theme music for this duo is apparently another sample of a popular song, and that is Black Sabbath's Iron Man.
02:53My YouTube channel is Easter Egg Psychic.
02:55There, I go back and look at movies and television from the past to analyze these for possible references to future media.
03:02These may appear in the form of anecdotes, idioms, anagrams.
03:07Hidden in the subtext of the work in question, I also use an unconventional method where I look at the likenesses of the actors.
03:14And what I found is you can take the likenesses, match these up to some of the anecdotal items, and show past, present, and future information about actors and other personalities
03:27that may resemble the personalities in the movie or television episode that you're watching.
03:32My email contact is EasterEggGuy, that's G-U-Y, at Yahoo.com
03:41Thanks for watching.
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