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The '''Beastie Boys''' were a [[Human]] hip-hop group from [[Earth]] during the [[20th century|20th]] and [[21st century|21st centuries]].
 
The '''Beastie Boys''' were a [[Human]] hip-hop group from [[Earth]] during the [[20th century|20th]] and [[21st century|21st centuries]].
   
In an [[alternate reality]], when {{alt|James T. Kirk}} was eight years old, he took his stepfather's car out for a joyride and listened to the band's song "[[Sabotage (song)|Sabotage]]". ({{film|11}})
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In an [[alternate reality]] (circa [[2245]]), a young {{alt|James T. Kirk}} took his stepfather's [[Corvette]] out for a joyride and listened to the band's song "[[Sabotage (song)|Sabotage]]". ({{film|11}})
   
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In [[2259]] Kirk was still a fan of the group, and listened to the song "[[Body Movin']]" at his [[James T. Kirk's San Francisco apartment|apartment]]. ({{film|12}})
:''Interestingly enough, the Beastie Boys directly referenced "Star Trek" in two songs released after "Sabotage." See [[Star Trek parodies and pop culture references (music)]].''
 
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{{bginfo|The Beastie Boys directly referenced "Star Trek" in two songs released after "Sabotage." See [[Star Trek parodies and pop culture references (music)]].}}
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Revision as of 20:49, 13 October 2014

AT: "ar" The Beastie Boys were a Human hip-hop group from Earth during the 20th and 21st centuries.

In an alternate reality (circa 2245), a young James T. Kirk took his stepfather's Corvette out for a joyride and listened to the band's song "Sabotage". (Star Trek)

In 2259 Kirk was still a fan of the group, and listened to the song "Body Movin'" at his apartment. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

The Beastie Boys directly referenced "Star Trek" in two songs released after "Sabotage." See Star Trek parodies and pop culture references (music).

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