the video shots of young people protesting in the streets with political signs, military drills, flags, and other similar images are montaged together. An antique-style film is used which promotes scratches, dust and film grain. Several scenes show people wrapping Evil Empire banners on walls, telephone posts and posting up other propaganda posters designed by Barbara Kruger. There is a scene where a character wearing a black "Libertyville" jacket with a baseball cap is painted by the renowned Phantom Street Artist Joey Krebs who paints his iconoclastic figures on city walls. This is the actual portrait created by the street artist of Tom Morello himself. Various lyrics are flashed on top of these scenes in a scrawled sort of chicken-scratch throughout. Accolades The song was voted number 15 on VH1's 40 Greatest Metal Songs. The song came in 46th place on the Triple J Hottest 100, 1996. The song came in at 89th place on the Triple J Hottest 100 of All Time in 2009. The cover of Denzel Curry placed 5th on the Triple J Hottest 100, 2019. Its solo is listed number 23 on Guitar World's 100 Greatest Solos list published in 2009. In other media "Bulls on Parade" features in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock where it is unlocked after defeating Tom Morello in a guitar battle. The song also appeared as a playable track in Guitar Hero Live and Rock Band in its Metal Track Pack. It is the theme song for the defense of the NFL's Houston Texans, and is played in the stadium at home games to invigorate the crowd and players before games. The song is also played every time the defense takes the field for the first time. The song has been officially endorsed by former Texans LB Connor Barwin. For Australian radio station Triple J's Like a Version, American rapper Denzel Curry covered "Bulls on Parade" with Harts on guitar. The Prodigy sampled the song in their 1997 single Smack My Bitch Up. The New York Red Bulls use the song for the team's goal song. Track listing Bulls on Parade Hadda Be Playing on the Jukebox (Live) Charts References External links Rage Against the Machine songs Houston Texans 1996 singles Protest songs 1996 songs Songs against capitalism Song recordings produced by Brendan O'Brien (record producer) Songs written by Tom Morello Songs written by Brad Wilk Songs written by Tim