K-Square

K-Square is a country and southern rock radio station featured in Sonic Adventure 4: Californication. The station has some noticeably archaic songs from as far back as 1949.
== Playlist ==
* The Allman Brothers Band - Blue Sky (1972)
* Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone (1965)
* Charlie Feathers - One Hand Loose (1956)
* Hank Williams - My Bucket’s Got a Hole in It (1949)
* Jerry Reed - When You’re Hot, You’re Hot (1971)
* Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues (Live) (1968)
* Johnny Paycheck - Take This Job and Shove It (1977)
* Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday’s Gone (1973)
* The Marshall Tucker Band - Can’t You See (1973)
* Merle Haggard - Workin' Man Blues (1969)
* The Outlaws - Green Grass and High Tides (1975)
* Statler Brothers - Flowers on the Wall (1965)
* Waylon Jennings - I've Always Been Crazy (1978)
* Willie Nelson - On the Road Again (1980)
The following songs are added in the West Coast Wintertime DLC:
* Glen Campbell - Rhinestone Cowboy (1975)
* Juice Newton - Queen of Hearts (1981)
* Lee Greenwood - Ring on Her Finger, Time on Her Hands (1982)
* Whitey Shafer - All My Ex's Live in Texas (1987)
== Trivia ==
* The station's dial numbers are the same as those of K-FROG, a real life country station in Los Angeles, California. K-Square may also be based off of KHAY in Ventura, California, or KKGO Go Country 105 in Los Angeles. However, it may be based more off of the Sirius XM satellite radio station Willie's Roadhouse, which plays exclusively classic country music, as all the other stations play modern country.
** Funnily enough, Willie Nelson, whom said station is named after, has a song on this station.
* Silver, Cosmo and Amy are all fans of this station.
* This is one of the default stations in Silver's and Cosmo's cars, with the others being C.R.O.K. and Planet Pop Radio respectively.
* The station's name is a reference to square dancing, a type of dance that is very popular in the south and is heavily associated with country music.
* Despite being associated with the more rural parts of California, Merle Haggard is the only artist present on the playlist from California.
** In the West Coast Wintertime DLC, another California artist is added in Lee Greenwood.
* Nearly a fifth of the entire station's fifty-two minute length comes from the Outlaws' track "Green Grass and High Tides", which is nine minutes and forty-five seconds.
* During a mission involving Cosmo going to an abandoned apartment to retrieve one of Tails' devices, she drives back to Tails' workshop with the radio tuned to this station with "Flowers on the Wall" by the Statler Brothers playing. Afterwards, there is a brief cutscene in which Cosmo finds Johnny crossing the street in front of her, causing her to run him over when he recognizes her and aims a weapon at Cosmo, causing her to wreck and cause a shootout chase. This entire sequence is a parody of the pre-pawn shop scene in Pulp Fiction involving Butch and Marcellus Wallace.
** At the same time, the Cavron Massacre shootout is occurring, explaining why there are no police coming after Cosmo or Johnny. During the chase scene in Pulp Fiction, the jewelry heist from Reservoir Dogs is going on at the same time. Both films were written and directed by Quentin Tarantino.
* Sometimes when introducing or during the outro of "Like a Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan, Annabelle may mock C.R.O.K. by saying her station has the best rock song that can never compare to the former. This is a reference to the song being ranked Number 1 in Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time".
* "All My Ex's Live in Texas" by Whitney Shafer was reused in the country playlist in Shadow the Hedgehog 2: Southern Stakes.
== Known Fans ==
* Silver the Hedgehog
* Cosmo
* Amy Rose
Category:Radio Stations