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Ha ezekből láttál valamit akkor lehet onnan :P

"Television

Ed Sullivan suggested Bo Diddley sing a version of the song for his 1955 appearance on Sullivan's television show. Instead, Diddley sang a rendition of his own song, "Bo Diddley," angering Sullivan.

The expression "16 Tons" was a recurring feature in Monty Python's Flying Circus - usually as a label on a large fake weight that would drop out of the sky onto one of the players.

The song appeared in season 5 of The Simpsons episode "Bart Gets an Elephant".

In the South Park episode "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset," Butters sings a variation of "Sixteen Tons" while mining for coal to avoid being sold to Paris Hilton. Dressed as a bear, he is seen digging outside singing: "Ya work 18 hours whadaya get? Parents sell ya to Paris Hilton".

The song was played by the band The Nighthawks in season two of the crime drama The Wire. It was played in the bar that was frequented by the Stevedore's union. It was also featured on the soundtrack.

The song was played during the closing credits of the "Seven Twenty Three" episode of the television show Mad Men (Season 3, Episode 7), in which the show's lead character was strong-armed into signing a three-year employment contract.

In the American sitcom The Big Bang Theory Sheldon Cooper sings a line of the song in the Season 2 episode "The Work Song Nanocluster".

In 2005, General Electric ran a series of ads for its new "clean coal" campaign featuring the song.

In the "Last Train to Oblivion" episode of the cartoon The Real Ghostbusters, Peter Venkman sings this song as he shovels coal into the train furnace.

Films

The song appeared during the opening credits of Joe Versus the Volcano.

It was also used in the undersea horror movie Leviathan.

It appeared in the Taiwan movie The Wayward Cloud by Tsai Ming Liang in 2005."

Szia!

Hát nem tudom talán a Nicsak kibeszél még!-be volt.