Job 30:9
And now am I their song, yea, I am their byword.
Cross-reference
Job 17:6 uses the same word 'byword' — Job earlier lamented being made a byword, reinforcing his current complaint.
Psalm 44:14 uses 'byword' exactly as Job does — both lament being a proverb of scorn among peoples.
Psalm 69:12 says 'I was the song of the drunkards' — directly parallel to Job's 'I am their song'.
Lamentations 3:14 says 'their song all the day' — identical phrase to Job's complaint of being a song of mockery.
Psalm 22:7 describes mockers making mouths and wagging heads — a vivid parallel to Job's taunt-song, also prophetic of Christ.
Luke 22:63 explicitly says they were mocking Jesus — a direct parallel to Job being a taunt-song.
Lamentations 3:46 says enemies open their mouths against us — a parallel of verbal attack, though less specific than 'taunt-song'.