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Pink Floyd, 'Yet Another Movie' - The band sampled Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart's "We'll always have Paris" bit from 'Casablanca.'

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Ariana Grande, 'God Is a Woman' - Many artists, in addition to Ariana Grande, have sampled Samuel L. Jackson's delivery of Ezekiel 25:17 in Quentin Tarantino's 'Pulp Fiction.' The film has reportedly been sampled 61 times.

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Guns 'N' Roses, 'Civil War' - This song features the Captain's "failure to communicate" speech from 'Cool Hand Luke.'

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Jay-Z and Kanye West, 'N***as in Paris' - Jay-Z and Kanye West's collaboration featured a surprising sample of Will Ferrell in 'Blades of Glory.'

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2 Live Crew, 'Me So Horny' - Stanley Kubrick's cult Vietnam war drama 'Full Metal Jacket' became the hook to 2 Live Crew's controversial party anthem 'Me So Horny.' The film has been sampled 47 times, by artists ranging from Sir Mix-a-Lot to The Alchemist.

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2Pac, 'Death Around the Corner' - Edward James Olmos' portrayal of Montoya Santana in the gangster film 'American Me' made it onto a 2pac track. 

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Katy Perry ft. Nicki Minaj, 'Swish Swish' - The classic "mirror on the wall" rhyme from 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,' has been sampled more than 80 times, by artists ranging from Slick Rick to Tyler, the Creator.

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A$AP Rocky ft. Joe Fox, 'Max B' - Al Pacino's scene in 'Scarface' where he says, "All I have in this world is my balls and my word," is sampled in this song. The famed gangster film has been sampled 185 times, by artists including Jay-Z, Freddie Gibbs, Young Thug, Raekwon, and more.

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Ice Cube, 'Turn Off the Radio' - Ice Cube's song samples Spike Lee's 'Do the Right Thing,' which famously explores escalating racial tensions in New York City, and which matched the rapper's dedication to social issues.

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Beastie Boys, 'Professor Booty' - The song sampled a conversation between Lee Quiñones and Alfredo Valez in the film 'Wild Style.'

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Nas, 'The Genesis' - This song, which belongs to an album revered as one of the greatest hip-hop records of all time, sampled the intro from Charlie Ahearn's 'Wild Style,' which depicted the life of a group of graffiti artists in early '80s New York.

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Madonna, 'What It Feels Like for a Girl' - The Material Girl's song features a clip of Charlotte Gainsbourg in 'The Cement Garden' talking about how boys think "being a girl is degrading."

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A Tribe Called Quest, 'The Space Program' - This song ends with a sample of Gene Wilder from the 1971 film 'Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory,' which has been sampled 46 times, according to Who Sampled.

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Frank Ocean, 'Lovecrimes' - The singer sampled Nicole Kidman's impassioned, marijuana-fueled tirade in Stanley Kubrick's 'Eyes Wide Shut,' where she speaks on infidelity in relationships, but without Tom Cruise's lines.

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Azealia Banks, 'Heavy Metal and Reflective' - The controversial artist sampled Ridley Scott's 'Blade Runner,' and she's certainly not the first to do it. The sci-fi epic has been sampled 59 times, and by a wide range of artists.

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Flying Lotus, 'R2D2' - This track predictably sampled R2-D2 sounds from 'Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope,' which has been sampled 49 times since the '80s.

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New Order, 'Murder' - This song sampled Douglas Rain's depiction of rogue AI brain HAL 9000 in Stanley Kubrick's '2001: Space Odyssey.' 

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Wu-Tang Clan, 'Bring da Ruckus' - Of course the Wu-Tang Clan sampled 'Shaolin & Wu Tang.'

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Kanye West, 'Diamonds from Sierra Leone' - West chose to sample not James Bond's words, but rather the music accompanying him. He pulled elements of Shirley Bassey's song from 'Diamonds are Forever.'

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Busta Rhymes, 'Gimme Some More' - Produced by DJ Scratch, the song uses the haunting strings that accompany the theme to Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho.' Others who have done the same include Dr. Dre ('Keep Their Heads Ringin'), Beastie Boys ('Egg Man'), and Queen ('Death on Two Legs').

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Ghostface Killah, 'Assassination Day' - This song samples Gabriel Byrne from 'The Usual Suspects.'

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Jay-Z, 'What More Can I Say' - Jay-Z used Russell Crowe's "Are you not entertained?" scene from 'Gladiator' in an effective metaphor for the rapper's verbal annihilation of his rivals.

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Common, 'The B***h in Yoo' - The song features the confrontational speech laid down by Derrick "Champ" Ford, who portrayed the character Wolfe in the cult classic film 'The Education of Sonny Carson.'

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Mos Def, 'Mathematics' - The bouncy production features a small slice of dialogue from 'Ghostbusters,' in which Harold Ramis says, "What are we talking about here?"

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Kid Cudi, 'Immortal' -

While most rappers sample drama or action films, Kid Cudi used Adam Sandler's 'Billy Madison.'

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The Roots, 'Act Won (Things Fall Apart)' - The Roots used a lengthy passage from 'Mo' Better Blues,' specifically the debate between Denzel Washington and Wesley Snipes about the perceived lack of support from the African-American community.

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Bastille ft. Erika Footman, 'Sweet Pompeii' - Bastille's mashup of their song 'Pompeii' and Calvin Harris's 'Sweet Nothings' features a sample from the cult film 'American Beauty.'

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Ice Cube, 'Can You Dig It?' -

This song samples the hilariously strange "I speak Jive" bit from 1980's 'Airplane!'.

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Fun Lovin' Criminals, 'Scooby Snacks' -

This eclectic band's song samples the pre-torture scene from Quentin Tarantino's 'Reservoir Dogs.'

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