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The following is an incomplete '''list of [[backward message]]s''' found in various forms of media including [[music]] and [[video game]]s. An entry is listed as "alleged" if the intentional inclusion of the backward message is debatable or unconfirmed, as "deliberate" if its inclusion is clearly intentional, as "[[parody]]" if the message itself is meant to make fun of backward messages, and as "fictional" if the message does not really (contracted; show full)| ''Gotta Find a Way''
| [[Bloodrock]]
| Possibly the earliest parody of backwards messages.
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| "This little piggy went to maaaarket."
| ''Piggy in the Middle''
| [[The Rutles]]
| Found prior to the bridge. As The Rutles are themselves a parody of The Beatles, this parodies the numerous p
uroported backwards messages in Beatles songs.
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|"Hmm, Hmmm, what ho sed de t'ing wid de t'ree bonce. Don't meddle wid t'ings you don't understand", followed by a [[belch]].
| ''[[Piece of Mind (Iron Maiden)|Piece of Mind]]''
| [[Iron Maiden]]
| Found between the songs "[[The Trooper]]" and "Still Life." It is an inebreiated [[Nicko McBrain]] (the [[drummer]]) doing his "famous" impression of [[Idi Amin|Idi Amin Dada]]. 
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(contracted; show full)| Ya Hozna
| [[Frank Zappa]]
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