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* The [[MasterOfUnlocking Lock Picking Lawyer]] has a large collection of videos of him picking locks. He has done a few funny videos for AprilFoolsDay, each of which is a master class of [[ThatsWhatSheSaid double-entendres]]. Among them:

* ''{{WebVideos/Gameboys}}'': As early as Episode 2, when Gavreel calls Cairo while working out. Gavreel's doing pushups. Cairo is just lying in bed counting his reps. If the inital shot composition with Gav's screen on top and Cai's screen at the bottom didn't clue it in...

* Political/moral meanings: FantasticRacism, SpaceJews, NoBloodForPhlebotinum, ANaziByAnyOtherName, PuttingOnTheReich, HaveYouTriedNotBeingAMonster, RainbowLens, and RippedFromTheHeadlines.

* Political/moral meanings: FantasticRacism, SpaceJews, NoBloodForPhlebotinum, ANaziByAnyOtherName, PuttingOnTheReich, HaveYouTriedNotBeingAMonster and RainbowLens.

* ''WebVideos/Gameboys'': As early as Episode 2, when Gavreel calls Cairo while working out. Gavreel's doing pushups. Cairo is just lying in bed counting his reps. If the inital shot composition with Gav's screen on top and Cai's screen at the bottom didn't clue it in...

* ''Gameboys'': As early as Episode 2, when Gavreel calls Cairo while working out. Gavreel's doing pushups. Cairo is just lying in bed counting his reps. If the inital shot composition with Gav's screen on top and Cai's screen at the bottom didn't clue it in...

* Snake's description on how he wants his weenie roasted in 'The Camping Webisode' of ''WebAnimation/DSBTInsaniT'', which is why Martha lets Andy get away with his perverted "Oh my!" [[DopeSlap without slapping him.]]
-->'''Snake''': Make my weenie warm on the inside, but still cold and slick on the outside. It'll slide down my throat easier that way.

See also FreudWasRight, which posits that characters can apply this to everything thanks to psychological subtext, and FreudianSlip, when the symbolism reveals what the character is really thinking.

* Side-quests in ''VideoGame/WorldofWarcraft''contain this with astonishing frequency for what is ostensibly a Teen-rated game. One of the first groups of baddies you run into if you level an orc or troll character is The Burning Blade, a cult that ritualistically uses [[ICantBelieveItsNotHeroin a drug which makes their blood poisonous]]. A series of side quests on the Forsaken side in the Eastern Kingdoms meanwhile takes you through what is totally not a concentration camp (it totally is). The Alliance isn't that much better. You get to be the riot police taking out striking workers...yay. A disturbingly high number of quests in the game SHOULD have you asking [[HeelRealization wait...are we the baddies?]]. You know, if you actually read the quest text.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything/WebComics

* Sexual meanings: DidTheyOrDidntThey, EroticEating, GRatedSex, DoubleEntendre and its {{sister trope}} LampshadedDoubleEntendre, CompensatingForSomething, PhallicWeapon and VisualInnuendo.

Any situation which is made, sometimes for comic effect, sometimes for dramatic effect, to look like another situation -- not in the sense that it is [[NotWhatItLooksLike mistaken for that other situation]] by any of the characters, just in the sense that we the audience see the resemblance. The characters do not. Alternatively it can refer to an [[CaptainErsatz ersatz]] of something more familiar that the audience would immediately recognize in {{subtext}}, in order to make it look less {{Anvilicious}}, but it doesn't always succeed in fulfilling the latter. The situation doesn't always have to mean anything sexual, however it is the most common use of the {{trope}}.

** "Growing Concerned" focuses on a group of characters conspiring to get another out of their way, much like its original, "Washington by Your Side".

* ''Theatre/WesterosAnAmericanMusical'': The play consists of retelling ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' with parodies of songs from ''Theatre/{{Hamilton}}''. The choice of music can sometimes draw a parallel between an event from ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' and a scene from ''Theatre/{{Hamilton}}'':

* ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' reveals in its third route, ''Heaven's Feel'', that [[spoiler:Sakura is subjected to torture every night in the basement by her adopted grandfather by being violated by the bugs he can create using his powers. Not to mention that her adopted older brother Shinji regularly beats her and rapes her. Then when this is revealed about Sakura and that she's become a vessel for the Holy Grail (which contains [[BiggerBad Angra Mainyu]], who will use her to be "born"), the SinisterMinister Kirei Kotomine refuses to prevent this because he believes all things have the right to exist (and because he wants to destroy the world), which eventually leads to Sakura's boyfriend Shirou fighting him for her.]]

** Also, during the scene where he stalks her prior to this, he makes several references towards getting excited about "wanting to *** her", and the "long hard object in his pants". After a couple screens of this, it's mentioned that the blanked-out four-letter word is [[spoiler:kill]], and the object he's talking about is his [[spoiler:knife]]. Then after Arcueid has been [[spoiler:kill]]ed by Shiki, she chases him down to "make him take responsibility" for his actions.

* In the musical version of ''Main/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'' (and TheMovie made from it), the song ''The Music of the Night'' could be seen as an attempted seduction. The lyrics are highly-suggestive euphemisms (The Phantom is singing about his Music and the Dark/Night, but could just as easily be substituted for sex). Christine faints towards the end of the song, so ultimately nothing happens.

-->-- '''[[Creator/AchievementHunter Geoff Ramsey]]''' describing falling off a train, ''LetsPlay [[VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoV -- GTA V --]] [[https://youtu.be/oZvj6dksToQ?t=420 Train Hopping]]''