been performed at nearly every concert since its release. It was used as the theme music for the BBC concert programme Sounds for Saturday. "Roundabout" was used in Outside Providence (1999). In the 2003 film School of Rock, Dewey Finn recommends the song and its keyboard solo to one of his students, saying that "it will blow the classical music out your butt". In the DVD commentary for the film, Jack Black says that the keyboard solo is his favorite in any song. "Roundabout" is a playable track in the music game Rock Band 3, but has an extra harmonic at the beginning of the song. The song is referenced in the Season 4 episode of The Venture Bros. "Perchance to Dean", in which a similar melody is played like the ending to the actual track. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure In 2012, "Roundabout" was used as the ending theme song for the first season of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime series. According to the director, "Roundabout" was one of many songs JoJo creator Hirohiko Araki listened to when he wrote the original manga. The usage of "Roundabout" within JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has additionally led to both it and the series' "To Be Continued" insert becoming a collective internet meme, in which videos, most notably of events that happen in real life, feature the song's introductory acoustic guitar riff before coinciding with the "To Be Continued" insert, typically freeze-framing at a point where an accident, injury or death seems imminent. The meme was referenced at the ending of the Family Guy Season 20 episode, "Brief Encounter" where Stewie Griffin asks Brian Griffin if he wants to close the episode with the meme in a fourth wall break, where Stewie shoots Brian with a bazooka and kills him at the start of the meme closing the episode. "Roundabout" was used again as the ending theme for the season finale of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean. Other "Roundabout" was featured on the re-released version of Grand Theft Auto Vs Los Santos Rock Radio radio station. "Roundabout" was played during Yes' induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2017. The song was performed by keyboardist Rick Wakeman, vocalist Jon Anderson, guitarists Steve Howe and Trevor Rabin, and drummer Alan White with Rush bassist Geddy Lee filling in for Chris Squire, who died in 2015. The intro is quoted in the song "No