Acts referencing real life artists on Urapopstar

* Ace*Teens
Reference to Swedish pop groups A*Teens and Ace of Base.
* Amaliyah Haughtly
Reference to the late R&B singer Aaliyah; her first two singles were covers of singles from Aaliyah's final studio album.
* Ana Simpson
Shares the last name of Jessica Simpson, in references to her old model Jessica Simpson.
* Andrea Twain
Shares the same first name as Andrea Corr and last name as Shania Twain. Her first two singles were Shania Twain covers.
* Bill Cawlins
His name and back story are extremely similar to Phil Collins, the lead singer of Genesis who went on to have a successful solo career. His only proper Urapopstar release charted in the top 10 in 2005.
* Britney Aguilera
Shares the first name of Britney Spears and last name of Christina Aguilera; has covered many of the former artist's hits.
* Celine McLachlan
Late adult contemporary singer who shares a first name with Celine Dion and last name with Sarah McLachlan.
* Charlie C
Danish dance superstar whose real name (Charlotte Carlson) is also the real name of real life Danish singer Whigfield. Charlie rose to fame as a member of Didinanana, whose name is a direct reference to the first word in Whigfield's "Saturday Night". Her duet with Chayne Moore, "Ooh Aah... Saturday Night", crosses together the biggest hits from both acts' models.
* Christina Maguileras
Name also references Christina Aguilera; her only single release was a cover of Aguilera's "The Voice Within".
* Cianna
Name similar to American "crunk & B" singer Ciara as well as Rihanna.
* Ciara
The dance singer and former member of the girl group Gasp shares a name with, but predates, the aforementioned American singer.
* Destiny's Daughter
The group members' names and first four singles are obvious Destiny's Child parodies.
* Elementary School Dropouts
Most of the group members' names parody members of the groups Dream Street and Play.
* Fringy
Rap act whose name references his model, Chingy.
* Jay.Ze
Name references rapper Jay-Z, though he has not released any of his songs as singles.
* Jerry Halliwell
Pronounced like, but first name spelled different than, Geri Halliwell
* Justin Case
Shares the first name of model Justin Timberlake; his career is extremely similar to Timberlake's.
* Kantar
Named after Turkish singer Tarkan.
* Kylie Knowles
Named after Kylie Minogue and Beyonce Knowles.
* Luke Ramada
Luke's name and early career references American folk-pop singer Tyler Hilton.
* m2m2m
References Swedish pop group M2M; their first single was a cover of "Don't Say You Love Me".
* Maddie Minogue
All of her singles, with the exception of her duet with Vulpes, "Don't Dream", are mash-ups of songs by international pop superstars Madonna and Kylie Minogue.
* Mandi More
Obvious reference to Mandy Moore; her single was a cover of Moore's "Candy".
* Karlie and Danny Minogway
References Kylie and Dannii Minogue.
* Mariah Houston
Shares the first name of Mariah Carey and last name of Whitney Houston, two successful pop-R&B divas.
* Mike Jackson
Spoof of Michael Jackson.
* Miley Tisdale
Cross between Disney Channel stars Miley Cyrus of Hannah Montana and Ashley Tisdale of High School Musical; she has missed the top 40 with both of her single releases.
* Mis-Tooq
Obvious spoof of British garage trio Mis-Teeq, whose international hit "Scandalous" was rewritten into the URAPS #1 "Scandaluscious".
* Nikki
Shares the same first name and personality as Australian child star Nikki Webster.
* Robbie Kidman
References the duet pairing of Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman for 2001's Christmas #1, a cover of Nancy and Frank Sinatra's "Somethin' Stupid".
* Ryan Starrlet
The flopstar-turned-Tainted Desire member references American Idol finalist Ryan Starr.
* S Club 9
References S Club 7 and its spin-off group with child performers S Club 8.
* Shakira Lopez
Released three top 5 Shakira/Jennifer Lopez mash-ups, the most successful being the #1 hit "Shakky From The Block".
* Sophie Ellis-Beckham
Cross between Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Victoria Beckham. Has occasionally mashed up both artists' songs into her own, her most successful being the 2004 #1 "I Won't Change This Groove".
* The Spice Whirls
Obvious reference to the Spice Girls; like their real life counterparts, the group's stars found moderate success as solo artists: Emma Latham (nee Button), Geri Halliswell, and Melvin Be.
* T. Diddy
The rapper who found modest fame in late 2002-early 2003 is a parody of P. Diddy, one of the many aliases of entertainer Sean Combs.
*Trish Stratus
Is named after WWE Diva wrestling champion Trish Stratus
* Veronica Nightshade
A dance/electronica singer from Australia. Her sophomore single "Not Broken" is a cover of a song by Ricki-Lee Coulter, who is Veronica's model.
* Wobbie Rilliams
Reference to Robbie Williams.
* Wolf Wolfe
Reference to a wolf, who is also the acts model.
==Honorable mention==
* Dalisay is named after the real-life sister of ex-Sugababe Mutya Buena.
* Lee Sung Hi is based upon model Sung-Hi Lee.
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