List of Music References in JoJolion
Josuke's Stand is named after Prince's first single, Soft & Wet.
Daiya is revealed to be a fan of the band Yes. She quotes a line from their song, Heart of the Sunrise.
The Wall Eyes resemble the cover art of the Yes Album Relayer
Country: United Kingdom
Genre: Rock
Language: English
Daiya is shown to own the albums Coda by Led Zeppelin...
Country: United Kingdom
Genres: Hard Rock, Metal, Rock
Language: English
...The World Became the World by Premiata Forneria Marconi, and Fragile by Yes.
Country: Italy
Genres: Pop-Rock, Progressive rock, Rock
Languages: Italian, English, French
Yasuho's Stand is named after Prince's Paisley Park.
Kei Nijimura's Stand is named after Lady Gaga's song and album "Born This Way",...
Joshu Higashikata's Stand Nut King Call is named after jazz artist Nat King Cole.
Country: United States
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Singer-songwriter, Swing
Languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian
Within the Sesame Honey Cafe, there are various fake music albums with covers that reference real ones. One in particular features the Dropout Bear found on Kanye West's album, The College Dropout...
Country: United States
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Language: English
...while another features the Inner Knot from King Crimson's Discipline.
Country: United Kingdom
Genres: Progressive rock, Rock
Languages: English, Japanese
Yotsuyu's Stand I Am a Rock is named after the Simon & Garfunkel song of the same name. Yotsuyu himself says a line from the song, "I am a Rock, I am an Island."
Aisho Dainenjiyama's Stand Doobie Wah! is named after the Peter Frampton song Doobie Wah.
Karera's Stand name is a combination of Part 4's Yukako Yamagishi's Stand, who's name is based off an album by the British R&B group Sade, and the Japanese phrase, "Love-Love."
Country: United Kingdom
Genres: Jazz, Pop, R&B/Soul
Languages: English, Spanish, Chinese (Cantonese)
The A. Phex Brothers' moniker is a reference to electronic musician Aphex Twin, while their Stands' names' likely reference one of the artist's songs, Schottkey 7th Path.
Country: United Kingdom
Genre: Electronica
Languages: English, Russian, French
Tamaki Damo's Stand Vitamin C is named after the Can song of the same name. His last name is derived from Damo Suzuki, the former vocalist of the band, Can. The first name "Tamaki" was chosen as a reference to the band itself as the kanji can also be read as "Kan". This reading is also reflected in the name of Damo's cleaning service.
The Stand Milagro Man takes its name from either the Santana song and album Milagro,...
Country: Mexico
Genres: Blues, Latino, Rock
Languages: English, Spanish, Cape Verdean, Yoruba
...the Elvis Costello song, Miracle Man,...
Rai Mamezuku's name is likely from the Japanese pronunciation of When Mermaids Cry by Eagle-Eye Cherry.
Mamezuku's Stand, Doggy Style, is likely named after the Snoop Dogg album, Doggystyle.
Country: United States
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Language: English
The character Urban Guerrilla is likely named after the Hawkwind song of the same name.
Urban Guerrilla's Stand, Brain Storm, is likely named after the Hawkwind song of the same name.
The character Doremifasolati Do is likely named after the Hawkwind album, Doremi Fasol Latido.
Country: United Kingdom
Genre: Rock
Language: English
The character Poor Tom is likely a reference to the Led Zeppelin song of the same name.
Poor Tom's Stand, Ozon Baby, is likely named after the Led Zeppelin song, Ozone Baby.
The character Wu Tomoki and his Stand Doctor Wu are a reference to the Steely Dan song of the same name.
Chapter 99 features a panel which bears visual similarity to the album cover of Led Zepplin's album Houses of the Holy.
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Obladi Oblada's name is likely based after The Beatles song, Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da.
Chapter 109's title and 110's Ultra Jump title, as well as the character Radio Gaga, are likely a reference the Queen song, Radio Ga Ga.