the camera like Nardwuar." While Nardwuar was recovering from heart surgery, Kyle Mooney produced a mock Nardwuar interview with Matt Mondanile. On his 2016 album Top of the Line, in the song of the same name, Rittz references Nardwuar with the lyric "shit I can't recall the last 15 years wishing I could do an interview with Nardwuar". The track "Night Song" from the 2017 EP Brothers of Destruction by The Lemon Twigs has the line "we saw the highway patrol taking selfies with Nardwuar." September 29, 2019, was declared "Nardwuar Day" in Vancouver by Kennedy Stewart, the Mayor of Vancouver. In 2019, Nardwuar was inducted into the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame and included in their star walk on Granville Street in Downtown Vancouver. Lil Uzi Vert sampled his 2018 interview with Nardwuar for his song "Futsal Shuffle 2020". The track "Merlin's Staff" off the 2021 mixtape, Sin City The Mixtape, by Ski Mask the Slump God has the line "They all about ya, know about ya, no Nardwuar". Logic's 2022 album, Vinyl Days, features a track called "Nardwuar" in which an audio from Nardwuar himself is sampled. Macklemore's 2022 song Maniac features a cameo appearance from Nardwuar. He is also referred to in the lyrics. Quavo & Takeoff's (rappers) 2022 song "Tony Starks", on album Only Built for Infinity Links has the line "They keep askin' questions, like they Nardwuar". Personal life On July 10, 1999, Nardwuar suffered seizures and temporary paralysis resulting from a cerebral hemorrhage (aborting his planned ambush interview of Courtney Love), but he quickly recovered. On December 6, 2015, Nardwuar suffered a stroke and was released from hospital six days later. On January 25, 2016, Nardwuar underwent surgical repair of a patent foramen ovale, a hole between two chambers of the heart, which was the likely cause of his stroke. References External links Nardwuar.com Nardwuar's user page on Youtube.com An episode of Olga Ruskin's show, Our Pioneers and Neighbours 1968 births Living people Musicians from Vancouver Canadian rock singers Canadian male singers Canadian rock keyboardists Canadian radio personalities Much (TV channel) personalities University of British Columbia alumni Mint Records artists American radio DJs Alternative Tentacles artists Canadian music journalists