Taxi Driver (song) - Referenced Bands (In Order of Mention)

Referenced Bands (In Order of Mention)

(However, Travie McCoy has claimed he is unsure as to all the bands referenced, suggesting there are allusions to other bands despite their names not being mentioned.)

  • Death Cab for Cutie
  • Meth Lab
  • Dashboard Confessional
  • Cursive
  • Bright Eyes
  • Sunny Day Real Estate
  • My Chemical Romance
  • Hey Mercedes
  • Coheed and Cambria
  • Fall Out Boy
  • Boy Meets Girl
  • Jimmy Eat World
  • Thrice
  • Brand New
  • The Postal Service
  • Planes Mistaken for Stars
  • At the Drive-In
  • ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead
  • Midtown
  • The Get Up Kids
  • Scraps And Heart Attacks
  • The Early November
  • Thursday
  • Taking Back Sunday
  • Jets to Brazil
  • Story of the Year
  • Hot Water Music
  • Elliott

They also mention their recording label, Fueled by Ramen, in the last line.


Gym Class Heroes
  • Travie McCoy
  • Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo
  • Matt McGinley
  • Eric Roberts
  • Ryan Geise
  • Milo Bonacci
  • Sie One
Studio albums
  • ...For the Kids
  • The Papercut Chronicles
  • As Cruel as School Children
  • The Quilt
  • The Papercut Chronicles II
Independent albums
  • Hed Candy
  • Greasy Kid Stuff
Extended plays
  • The Papercut
  • Patches from the Quilt
Singles
  • "Taxi Driver"
  • "Papercuts"
  • "The Queen and I"
  • "New Friend Request"
  • "Cupid's Chokehold" / "Breakfast in America"
  • "Shoot Down the Stars"
  • "Clothes Off!!"
  • "Peace Sign/Index Down"
  • "Cookie Jar"
  • "Guilty as Charged"
  • "Stereo Hearts"
  • "Ass Back Home"
  • "The Fighter"
Other songs
  • "Life Goes On"
Related articles
  • Discography

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