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** Particularly impressive in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv-3MNL1ZiI this]

** For those who are wondering, the full lyrics from the middle-eight of "Ice" are as follows:

{{quote| '''Lights:''' Looking at you looking at me, what can I do but say sorry, it's a little late but you know I just want you to be happy, what I gotta say to make you let me get away with it this time? I know you're upset and that you're happy just to sit and hate me, but I'll make a bet that you'd be better to forget about me, even better yet I'll let a little light melt the [[Shout-Out|ice, ice baby!]]}}

{{quote|'''Lights:''' Looking at you looking at me, what can I do but say sorry, it's a little late but you know I just want you to be happy, what I gotta say to make you let me get away with it this time? I know you're upset and that you're happy just to sit and hate me, but I'll make a bet that you'd be better to forget about me, even better yet I'll let a little light melt the [[Shout-Out|ice, ice baby!]]}}

* [[New Sound Album]]: ''Siberia''.

* [[One of Us]] / [[Proud to Be a Geek]]: She's an avid gamer as well as a fan of comic books and other nerd culture, and it really shows in some of her music videos. It's also worth mentioning that her song "Lions!" was inspired by one of her favorite computer games, [[World of Warcraft]].

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* [[Shout-Out]]: In "Ice" she pays a brief lyrical homage to [[Vanilla Ice]] ("...I'll let a little light melt the '''Ice Ice Baby!'''") followed by a musical quote.

** "Timing is Everything" has this line:

{{quote| ''In the interim,'' ''[[Super Mario Bros. (video game)|the princess was in another castle]]''}}

{{quote|''In the interim,'' ''[[Super Mario Bros. (video game)|the princess was in another castle]]''}}

* [[Special Guest]]: Showed up on the Fast Food Meatloaf episode of [[EPICMEALTIME]].

* [[Sympathy for the Devil]]: In episode four of her "Captain Lights" adventures, her fictional self expresses pity for "those who sought to silence others, preferring quiet obedience to creative expression." (Much like the villain of the story, Lotar.)