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Executive Meddling: Several songs were purportedly chosen because Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime liked them. In addition, many rumors of a sequel exist purely based on the fact that Reggie was apparently quite fond of the game. Not that him getting us a sequel would be a bad thing.
In fact, it seems that September and a Jamiroquai track have to be in every music game Nintendo has some hand in, being as they are in EBA, Donkey Konga and... well, that's it.
September and Material Girl are also in Wii Music.
~Hey, It's That Guy!~: A few characters from Ouendan appear in this game, especially noticeable with the lead actor in Romancing Meowzilla, who previously appeared as a character in the second stage in Ouendan.
~Hey, It's That Voice!~: The covers of Walkie Talkie Man and Canned Heat are sung by Jason Paige, best known for his Pokémon theme.
The cover of "SK 8 R Boi" was apparently sung by the same person as the theme song for Kim Possible.
What Could Have Been: As you can see here, the Agents were actually supposed to be based on the Village People, J's hairdo looked a lot like Ryuuta's, Derek was a completely different person, and they were known as the Disco Rangers.
There's also this E3 trailer, which makes it a bit more similar to Ouendan.