Trivia
- There is a slightly different version of the song which is 4:10 in length.
- The song is played for Tampa Bay Rays relief pitcher Chad Bradford due to his wind-up style when pitching.
- It appears as a selectable track in SingStar Pop (US version) and in the DS game Jam Sessions as well as Karaoke Revolution:American Idol Encore and Lips
- The song appeared on the American top hits compilation NOW 22, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- The song was released as a limited time free download on Xbox Live as part of their "Artist of the Month" promotion.
- The song was performed by Crosby Loggins, the winner of the show Rock the Cradle in Spring 2008.
- The song was featured in promotionals for What About Brian in Australia.
- The song was included in the soundtrack of the film Stealth.
- The song was used in a memorial service for four fallen Oakland Police Officers along with Free Bird and Rock 'n' Roll Jesus and following their shooting on March 21, 2009.
- The song plays in the background of McGee's apartment in the NCIS episode "Bloodbath."
- The song also appears in episode 3 (Man With No Name) of season 12 of the American medical drama ER.
- The song was covered by A Day to Remember for the Punk Goes Pop 2 compilation. The song generally features A Day to Remember's signature hybrid of metalcore and pop punk. It was moderately altered; screamed vocals and a breakdown were added. This version sold more than the original single.
- The song was used in the 2010 film She's Out of My League during a scene at an Ice Hockey game.
- The song was used at the end of the Allen Gregory episode "Gay School Dance."
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