Sarzo The track is also covered for the video game Just Dance 2016. In 2017, The Ocean Cure covered the song for the compilation album "Hardcore Goes Disney". In 2019, the Swedish/Chilean artist DJ Méndez covered the song in Spanish for the Swedish compilation album "We Love Disney". In 2020, reggae musician Shaggy covered the song on his Hot Shot 2020 album. Samples the song "Rhythm of the Night." - De Barge Reprise A reprise of the song was featured in the Broadway musical. Parodies In 1991, this song was parodied by musician Tom Smith with his song, "On The PC". This song was re-written in 1999 as "PC99". The song was parodied on the TV show Kappa Mikey where Mikey tries to convince a squid to live on land with him. The song was parodied on the TV show Bobby's World as "Underwater the Fish Don't Stink". The context was a dream of Bobby's in which he was a fish and his Uncle Ted was a merman - it turned out Bobby was having the dream because he was sleeping outside and the lawn sprinklers had turned on. The song was also briefly parodied in the Tiny Toons movie How I Spent My Vacation. The song was parodied on the TV show The Simpsons in the episode "Homer Badman," in a sequence where Homer Simpson imagines living under water (eating all of the characters from The Little Mermaid) to escape the protesters and media circus who have accused him of sexually harassing a college coed. The song in part inspired the song "That's How You Know" from Enchanted, which also had music by Menken. On a 2011 episode of Saturday Night Live hosted by Tina Fey, a mermaid princess (Fey) sings another version called "Below the Waves" with her sea-animal friends: a crab resembling Sebastian (Kenan Thompson), two salmon (Abby Elliott and Vanessa Bayer), a seahorse (Paul Brittain) and a manta ray (Fred Armisen). The song is interrupted by the arrival of Osama Bin Laden's body. In 2014, College Humor created a parody "Deep under the sea, fish are ugly" discussing strange creatures of the deep sea. The song, as well as a majority of other factors in the film, was parodied in an episode of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy'' in which Billy's character goes swimming and encounters a small yellow crab (voiced by Steven Blum)