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* The liner notes to ''Cunning Stunts'' by Cows included [[CreditsGag a completely fictional discography]] for the band, consisting of absurd album titles like ''Sexy Pee Story''. A year later, they actually did call their next album ''Sexy Pee Story''.
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* The liner notes to ''Cunning Stunts'' by Cows included [[CreditsGag a completely fictional discography]] for the band, consisting of absurd album titles [[SelfDeprecation mocking their own tendencies]] towards juvenile, {{intentionally awkward title}}s by listing fake albums called things like ''Sexy Pee Story''. A year later, Then they actually did call title their next album ''Sexy Pee Story''.
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* Music/{{Beyonce}} does a subtle one. In 2022, she dueted with [[Music/TheIsleyBrothers Ronald Isley]] on a remake of the Isley Brothers' "Make Me Say It Again, Girl." She can be heard singing harmonies reminiscent of those heard in "Second Nature," the opening track of [[Music/DestinysChild her former group]]'s [[Music/DestinysChild1998 debut album]] which sampled the original Isley Brothers track. A full circle moment indeed!
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* Music/{{Beyonce}} does a subtle one. In 2022, she dueted with [[Music/TheIsleyBrothers Ronald Isley]] on a remake of the Isley Brothers' "Make Me Say It Again, Girl." She can be heard singing harmonies reminiscent of those heard in "Second Nature," the opening track of [[Music/DestinysChild her former group]]'s Music/DestinysChild's [[Music/DestinysChild1998 self-titled debut album]] which sampled the original Isley Brothers track. A full circle moment indeed!
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*Music/{{Beyonce}} does a subtle one. In 2022, she dueted with [[Music/TheIsleyBrothers Ronald Isley]] on a remake of the Isley Brothers' "Make Me Say It Again, Girl." She can be heard singing harmonies reminiscent of those heard in "Second Nature," the opening track of [[Music/DestinysChild her former group]]'s [[Music/DestinysChild1998 debut album]] which sampled the original Isley Brothers track. A full circle moment indeed!
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* Beirut's song "Cherbourg" has the same chorus as the earlier song "Nantes," only sang in a different sense, suggesting his longing for the events portrayed in the former.
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* Beirut's Music/{{Beirut}}'s song "Cherbourg" has the same chorus as the earlier song "Nantes," only sang in a different sense, suggesting his longing for the events portrayed in the former.
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* ''{{Music/Natewantstobattle}}'': The fan VillainSong for Ganondorf (Specifically the ''Ocarina Of Time'' incarnation) "The Evil King" references the eternal reoccurrence of the battle between Ganondorf, Link, and Zelda with the line "My hate will cycle and will soon be born anew." Seven years later, another song was made for Ganondorf's ''Tears of the Kingdom'' appearance, and ends on the line "My hate has cycled and I've saved it all for you..."
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* Music/SufjanStevens does this sometimes, but one of the most prominent examples comes from the ''Michigan'' album. In the song ''For the Widows in Paradise, for the Fatherless in Ypsilanti'' at the beginning of the album, he sings the line, "If you have a father, or if you haven't one" referencing Jesus. In ''Vito's Ordination Song'', the final track of the album, he repeats a variation of this line, again referring to Jesus.
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* Music/SufjanStevens does this sometimes, but one of the most prominent examples comes from the ''Michigan'' album. In the song ''For the Widows in Paradise, for the Fatherless in Ypsilanti'' at the beginning of the album, he sings the line, line "If you have a father, or if you haven't one" referencing Jesus. In ''Vito's Ordination Song'', the final track of the album, he repeats a variation of this line, again referring to Jesus.
