Hakko Drazlip and the Tootle Froots, a musical band, is known for their recording of the politically charged track, "Vader's Many Prosthetic Parts," which touched on political themes. The mother of Nakari Kelen contributed to the group as both a songwriter and a vocalist providing backup. Following the release of their controversial song, every single member of the ensemble was condemned to labor in the spice mines of Kessel just days later.