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* In Music/MeghanTrainor's ''All About That Bass'', at one point she does this to her Barbie boyfriend.
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* OK, Scientific American is no newspaper, but it fits here best and its [[https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/animals-have-personalities-too-mdash-which-fade-away-in-group-situations/ Dec 2016 cartoon]] proves the trope even applies to vaguely anthropomorphic fishes.
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* An episode of ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' had Neelix try to make Tuvok smile in this way. Tuvok's response was to strangle him to death. Fortunately, it was all a holodeck simulation.
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** An '''''extremely''''' dark variation of this occurs in the 2003 commercial for [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal's]] Theatre/HalloweenHorrorNights. In the commercial, the icon of that year, The Director, forces a terrified jester to smile by ''impaling two hooks into each of his cheeks'' and then pulling said hooks upwards. The jester's real emotions are made very clear when a close-up shot shows a single tear coming out of his eye. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwol6OZfNas Here's]] the link to the commercial for anyone that's feeling up to watching it.
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** Happens at the end of the first pre-show for ''Ride/DespicableMeMinionMayhem'', when all three of the girls pull on Gru's mouth to make him smile for the audience.
** An '''''extremely''''' dark variation of this occurs in the 2003 commercial for [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal's]] Theatre/HalloweenHorrorNights. In the commercial, the icon of that year, The Director, forces a terrified jester to smile by ''impaling two hooks into each of his cheeks'' and then pulling said hooks upwards. The jester's real emotions are made very clear when a close-up shot shows a single tear coming out of his eye. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwol6OZfNas Here's]] the link to the commercial for anyone that's feeling up to watching it.
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** Happens at the end of the first pre-show for ''Ride/DespicableMeMinionMayhem'', when all three of the girls pull on Gru's mouth to make him smile for the audience.
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* In an episode of The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa, titled "New Guinea Pig", Pumbaa is unhappy with his tusks, and, seeing his best friend unhappy, Timon uses his fingers to prop up Pumbaa's cheeks in an effort to get him to cheer up.
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* In ''Film/BrokenBlossoms'', poor sad little Lucy has to do this to appease her brutal, vicious, physically abusive father.
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* In ''Film/{{UHF}}'', [[Music/WeirdAlYankovic George]] tries to cheer Bob up by making him smile this way, after inadvertently causing them both to lose their jobs at Burger World.
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* Dieting ComicStrip/{{Garfield}} does this to make himself smile after Jon tells him to cheer up in the [[http://garfield.com/comic/1989-09-25 September 25, 1989 strip]].
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* Dieting ComicStrip/{{Garfield}} does this to make himself smile after Jon tells him to cheer up in the [[http://garfield.com/comic/1989-09-25 September 25, 1989 strip]].
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* In the Recort arc of ''Manga/TsubasaReservoirChronicle'', Fai does this to Kurogane, explaining that otherwise he doesn't look "trustworthy." [[spoiler:After all, they're trying to steal a valuable book from a heavily-guarded library.]]
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* In her on going effort to prove [[VillainDecay she's still a fearsome wrestler]], [[CloudCuckoolander space cadet]] Mickie Knuckles forces a smile on the largest opponent she could find at a PGWA event, Miss Rachel.
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** When the EmotionlessGirl companion of the main character wants to get emotions across [[http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/323/d/1/yin_attempting_to_smile_by_lilith_zer0-d336dxk.jpg she puts her fingers to the corners of her mouth to]] "[[FrozenFace make]]" herself smile. Because of the specific EmotionlessGirl trope appeal, this was considered [[MoeMoe adorable]].
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* Gabby Gilbert used said fishhook, as well as involuntary dancing, in an effort to get Mika Iida to smile in REINA.
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* In ''Anime/DarkerThanBlack'', when the EmotionlessGirl companion of the main character wants to get emotions across [[http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/323/d/1/yin_attempting_to_smile_by_lilith_zer0-d336dxk.jpg she puts her fingers to the corners of her mouth to]] "[[FrozenFace make]]" herself smile. This differs from most of the examples because of the specific EmotionlessGirl trope appeal... this was considered [[MoeMoe adorable]] by fans instead. July makes himself smile this way too. It's [[UncannyValley not as cute]]. It is, however, ''hilarious''.
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** When the EmotionlessGirl companion of the main character wants to get emotions across [[http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/323/d/1/yin_attempting_to_smile_by_lilith_zer0-d336dxk.jpg she puts her fingers to the corners of her mouth to]] "[[FrozenFace make]]" herself smile.This differs from most of the examples because Because of the specific EmotionlessGirl trope appeal... appeal, this was considered [[MoeMoe adorable]] by fans instead. adorable]].
** July makes himself smile this way too. It's [[UncannyValley not as cute]]. It is, however, ''hilarious''.
** When the EmotionlessGirl companion of the main character wants to get emotions across [[http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/323/d/1/yin_attempting_to_smile_by_lilith_zer0-d336dxk.jpg she puts her fingers to the corners of her mouth to]] "[[FrozenFace make]]" herself smile.
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* In ''Anime/DarkerThanBlack'', when the EmotionlessGirl companion of the main character wants to get emotions across [[http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/323/d/1/yin_attempting_to_smile_by_lilith_zer0-d336dxk.jpg she puts her fingers to the corners of her mouth to]] "[[FrozenFace make]]" herself smile. This differs from most of the examples because of the specific EmotionlessGirl trope appeal... this was considered [[MoeMoe adorable]] by fans instead. July makes himself smile this way too. It's [[UncannyValley not as cute]]. It is, however, ''hilarious''.
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* While not always used in this manner, the illegal holds known as "fish hooks" can be used this way, and they can cause permanent damage, meaning that smile might last the rest of your life if unlucky.(not to be confused with a fisherman's hook, which a completely different, legal maneuver)
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* A character uses their hands to force another character's mouth into a smile. In this case, it's usually done to a character that [[PerpetualFrowner does not smile much if at all]], by a character that desires to see them smile. Or by the Keet cast member to someone who's down.
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* WesternAnimation/OsmosisJones does it repeatedly to DaChief after he gives him a second chance to redeem himself.
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* In the Creator/BusterKeaton film ''Film/GoWest'', this is how "The Great Stone Face" smiles when he's forced to at gunpoint.
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* In one ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon, Sylvester comes face to face with an angry bulldog. Sylvester pushes up the corners of his mouth ''and'' his eyebrows to make him happy, but the dog just pushes them back down.
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* In ''Film/{{Hook}}'', the Lost Boys are poring over the adult Peter and trying to ascertain if he's really the Pan they once knew. Finally, one of them pushes his mouth into a smile.
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* The official Superman/Batman selfie on {{DC}}'s Instagram account. [[http://instagram.com/p/p9nRF5uUOi/?modal=true Supes is making the Bat smile]].
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* A benign example occurs in ''Film/{{Hook}}'', when the Lost Boys are pouring over the adult Peter and trying to ascertain if he's really the Pan they once knew. Finally, one of them pushes his mouth into a smile.
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* Inverted in one''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'' strip, where Sandra, after smiling all day on a modelling gig, goes on a "smile-free dinner" with Pierre.
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* An episode of ''StarTrekVoyager'' had Neelix try to make Tuvok smile in this way. Tuvok's response was to strangle him to death. Fortunately, it was all a holodeck simulation.
* In the opening sequence of ''PunkyBrewster'', Punky makes Henry smile like this.
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* In the second season of ''Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplex'', a flashback shows a young girl who's just become a full-body cyborg after a plane crash. A doctor tries to "help" her smile this way (presumably assuming she hasn't worked out how to smile), but she waves him off (which is the first hint [[spoiler: she's [[TheStoic The Major]] and an even more subtle clue that the boy she's being introduced to's [[FrozenFace Kuze]]]]).
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* The official Superman/Batman selfie on {{DC}}'s Instagram account. [[http://instagram.com/p/p9nRF5uUOi/?modal=true Supes is making the Bat smile]].
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* ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'': During the song "Gaston", [=LeFou=] tries to make Gaston smile with his fingers and gets PunchedAcrossTheRoom.
* A benign example occurs in ''Film/{{Hook}}'', when the Lost Boys are pouring over the adult Peter and trying to ascertain if he's really the Pan they once knew. Finally, one of them pushes his mouth into a smile.
--> "''There'' you are, Peter Pan."
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* In ''Film/BrokenBlossoms'', poor sad little Lucy has to do this to appease her brutal, vicious, physically abusive father.
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* An episode of ''StarTrekVoyager'' had Neelix try to make Tuvok smile in this way. Tuvok's response was to strangle him to death. Fortunately, it was all a holodeck simulation.
* In the opening sequence of ''PunkyBrewster'', Punky makes Henry smile like this.
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* A variant in one Creator/ShelSilverstein poem -- a giant "[grows] tired of his saggy frown" and hires the narrator and a friend to hold up the corners of his mouth.
-->It sure can be hard work, making someone smile.
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* In her on going effort to prove [[VillainDecay she's still a fearsome wrestler,]] [[CloudCuckoolander space cadet]] Mickie Knuckles forces a smile on the largest opponent she could find at a PGWA event, Miss Rachel.
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* Inverted in one''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'' strip, where Sandra, after smiling all day on a modelling gig, goes on a "smile-free dinner" with Pierre.
* In ''Webcomic/SkinDeep'', a lady down the bar buys [[EmoTeen Ike Sanford]] a beer, but he's not allowed to drink it unless he smiles first. When Ike looks puzzled, she [[http://www.skindeepcomic.com/archive/hello-goodbye-7-smile-dammit/ demonstrates 'smiling']] this way.
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* A variation occurs in an episode of ''EdEddNEddy'', when Ed puts a wire coat-hanger in his mouth in order to force his mouth into a giant smile.
* In one ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon, Sylvester comes face to face with an angry bulldog. Sylvester pushes up the corners of his mouth ''and'' his eyebrows to make him happy, but the dog just pushes them back down.
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--> "''There'' you are, Peter Pan.
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* An episode of ''StarTrekVoyager'' had Neelix try to make Tuvok smile in this way. Tuvok's response was to strangle him to death. Fortunately, it was all a holodeck
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* In her on going effort to prove [[VillainDecay she's still a fearsome wrestler,]] [[CloudCuckoolander space cadet]] Mickie Knuckles forces a smile on the largest opponent she could find at a PGWA event, Miss
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* Inverted in one''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'' strip, where Sandra, after smiling all day on a modelling gig, goes on a "smile-free dinner" with
* In ''Webcomic/SkinDeep'', a lady down the bar buys [[EmoTeen Ike Sanford]] a beer, but he's not allowed to drink it unless he smiles first. When Ike looks puzzled, she [[http://www.skindeepcomic.com/archive/hello-goodbye-7-smile-dammit/ demonstrates 'smiling']] this
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* A variation occurs in an episode of ''EdEddNEddy'', when Ed puts a wire coat-hanger in his mouth in order to force his mouth into a giant
* In one ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon, Sylvester comes face to face with an angry bulldog. Sylvester pushes up the corners of his mouth ''and'' his eyebrows to make him happy, but the dog just pushes them back down.
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A StockPose about a physically-forced smile. This takes on 2 forms:
* A character uses their hands to force another character's mouth into a smile. In this case, it's usually done to a character that [[PerpetualFrowner does not smile much if at all]], by a character that desires to see them smile. Or by the Keet cast member to someone who's down.
* A character uses their own hands to push their mouth into a smile. This can mean that the character is forcing themselves to smile, which may imply that they're emotionally repressed/cannot express emotions normally.
Depending on the outcome, this can lead to either WhenSheSmiles or TheUnsmile.
Compare and contrast HappinessIsMandatory when smiles are forced in an industrialized way with much darker intentions.
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* In the second season of ''Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplex'', a flashback shows a young girl who's just become a full-body cyborg after a plane crash. A doctor tries to "help" her smile this way (presumably assuming she hasn't worked out how to smile), but she waves him off (which is the first hint [[spoiler: she's [[TheStoic The Major]] and an even more subtle clue that the boy she's being introduced to's [[FrozenFace Kuze]]]]).
[[AC:ComicBooks]]
* The official Superman/Batman selfie on {{DC}}'s Instagram account. [[http://instagram.com/p/p9nRF5uUOi/?modal=true Supes is making the Bat smile]].
[[AC:FilmAnimated]]
* ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'': During the song "Gaston", [=LeFou=] tries to make Gaston smile with his fingers and gets PunchedAcrossTheRoom.
* A benign example occurs in ''Film/{{Hook}}'', when the Lost Boys are pouring over the adult Peter and trying to ascertain if he's really the Pan they once knew. Finally, one of them pushes his mouth into a smile.
--> "''There'' you are, Peter Pan."
[[AC:FilmLiveAction]]
* In ''Film/BrokenBlossoms'', poor sad little Lucy has to do this to appease her brutal, vicious, physically abusive father.
[[AC:LiveActionTv]]
* An episode of ''StarTrekVoyager'' had Neelix try to make Tuvok smile in this way. Tuvok's response was to strangle him to death. Fortunately, it was all a holodeck simulation.
* In the opening sequence of ''PunkyBrewster'', Punky makes Henry smile like this.
[[AC:Other]]
* A variant in one Creator/ShelSilverstein poem -- a giant "[grows] tired of his saggy frown" and hires the narrator and a friend to hold up the corners of his mouth.
-->It sure can be hard work, making someone smile.
[[AC:ProfessionalWrestling]]
* In her on going effort to prove [[VillainDecay she's still a fearsome wrestler,]] [[CloudCuckoolander space cadet]] Mickie Knuckles forces a smile on the largest opponent she could find at a PGWA event, Miss Rachel.
[[AC:Webcomics]]
* Inverted in one''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'' strip, where Sandra, after smiling all day on a modelling gig, goes on a "smile-free dinner" with Pierre.
* In ''Webcomic/SkinDeep'', a lady down the bar buys [[EmoTeen Ike Sanford]] a beer, but he's not allowed to drink it unless he smiles first. When Ike looks puzzled, she [[http://www.skindeepcomic.com/archive/hello-goodbye-7-smile-dammit/ demonstrates 'smiling']] this way.
[[AC:WesternAnimation]]
* A variation occurs in an episode of ''EdEddNEddy'', when Ed puts a wire coat-hanger in his mouth in order to force his mouth into a giant smile.
* In one ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon, Sylvester comes face to face with an angry bulldog. Sylvester pushes up the corners of his mouth ''and'' his eyebrows to make him happy, but the dog just pushes them back down.
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A StockPose about a physically-forced smile. This takes on 2 forms:
* A character uses their hands to force another character's mouth into a smile. In this case, it's usually done to a character that [[PerpetualFrowner does not smile much if at all]], by a character that desires to see them smile. Or by the Keet cast member to someone who's down.
* A character uses their own hands to push their mouth into a smile. This can mean that the character is forcing themselves to smile, which may imply that they're emotionally repressed/cannot express emotions normally.
Depending on the outcome, this can lead to either WhenSheSmiles or TheUnsmile.
Compare and contrast HappinessIsMandatory when smiles are forced in an industrialized way with much darker intentions.
!Examples
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[[AC:AnimeAndManga]]
* In the second season of ''Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplex'', a flashback shows a young girl who's just become a full-body cyborg after a plane crash. A doctor tries to "help" her smile this way (presumably assuming she hasn't worked out how to smile), but she waves him off (which is the first hint [[spoiler: she's [[TheStoic The Major]] and an even more subtle clue that the boy she's being introduced to's [[FrozenFace Kuze]]]]).
[[AC:ComicBooks]]
* The official Superman/Batman selfie on {{DC}}'s Instagram account. [[http://instagram.com/p/p9nRF5uUOi/?modal=true Supes is making the Bat smile]].
[[AC:FilmAnimated]]
* ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'': During the song "Gaston", [=LeFou=] tries to make Gaston smile with his fingers and gets PunchedAcrossTheRoom.
* A benign example occurs in ''Film/{{Hook}}'', when the Lost Boys are pouring over the adult Peter and trying to ascertain if he's really the Pan they once knew. Finally, one of them pushes his mouth into a smile.
--> "''There'' you are, Peter Pan."
[[AC:FilmLiveAction]]
* In ''Film/BrokenBlossoms'', poor sad little Lucy has to do this to appease her brutal, vicious, physically abusive father.
[[AC:LiveActionTv]]
* An episode of ''StarTrekVoyager'' had Neelix try to make Tuvok smile in this way. Tuvok's response was to strangle him to death. Fortunately, it was all a holodeck simulation.
* In the opening sequence of ''PunkyBrewster'', Punky makes Henry smile like this.
[[AC:Other]]
* A variant in one Creator/ShelSilverstein poem -- a giant "[grows] tired of his saggy frown" and hires the narrator and a friend to hold up the corners of his mouth.
-->It sure can be hard work, making someone smile.
[[AC:ProfessionalWrestling]]
* In her on going effort to prove [[VillainDecay she's still a fearsome wrestler,]] [[CloudCuckoolander space cadet]] Mickie Knuckles forces a smile on the largest opponent she could find at a PGWA event, Miss Rachel.
[[AC:Webcomics]]
* Inverted in one''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'' strip, where Sandra, after smiling all day on a modelling gig, goes on a "smile-free dinner" with Pierre.
* In ''Webcomic/SkinDeep'', a lady down the bar buys [[EmoTeen Ike Sanford]] a beer, but he's not allowed to drink it unless he smiles first. When Ike looks puzzled, she [[http://www.skindeepcomic.com/archive/hello-goodbye-7-smile-dammit/ demonstrates 'smiling']] this way.
[[AC:WesternAnimation]]
* A variation occurs in an episode of ''EdEddNEddy'', when Ed puts a wire coat-hanger in his mouth in order to force his mouth into a giant smile.
* In one ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon, Sylvester comes face to face with an angry bulldog. Sylvester pushes up the corners of his mouth ''and'' his eyebrows to make him happy, but the dog just pushes them back down.