Cultural References
- Comedian and musician Stephen Lynch referenced Mountain Dew in his 2003 song "D & D."
- Singer and songwriter Lana Del Rey sings about Diet Mountain Dew in her 2012 song "Diet Mountain Dew", from her début album Born to Die.
- The South Park episode "I Should Have Never Gone Ziplining" refers to Mountain Dew and its high level of sugar and caffeine.
- Homer Simpson opts to purchase "Crab Juice" instead of Mountain Dew in The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson during season 9 of The Simpsons. There are other references to the drink in The Simpsons, all of which depict a dislike for the drink.
- Christian rapper KJ-52 raps about getting help for addiction to Mountain Dew in the song "Gimme Dat".
- Jonathan Coulton referenced Mountain Dew in his song "Code Monkey".
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