Savio's famous speech is sampled in many songs including "We Are The New Ones" by Dope Stars Inc., "It's Up To You" by electro turntablist Steinski (& Mass Media); "No More Nervous Breakdown" from the album "Shiva Space Machine" by the Montreal band Me Mom and Morgentaler; "An Ounce Of Prevention" from the album "On Little Known Frequencies" by the band From Monument to Masses; "Timelessness" by the band Fear Factory; "The Movie's Over" by the Australian band Cog; "Article IV" by the Santa Cruz band Good Riddance; "Here Come The Pigs" by Deadsoul Tribe; "means of existence" by Phobia; "Telegraph Avenue" by punk band Rancid; and "Wretches and Kings" from the album "A Thousand Suns" by Linkin Park. It is also paraphrased in an episode of "Battlestar Galactica" (Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II), given by Chief Galen Tyrol, the head of a union. It is also used in the intro to the podcast of the Dean Blundell Show on 102.1 the Edge, Toronto's largest radio station.