History Main / StylisticSuck

* The "Powered by The Cheat" and "Dangeresque" segments in ''HomestarRunner''. ''Teen Girl Squad'' was also meant to be this, but ventured into SoBadItsGood territory and became a regular feature of the site.
** They also created a website for imaginary game company [[http://www.videlectrix.com/ Videlectrix]]. Almost all their games are based on the most repetitive or unplayably dull gaming styles of the 1980s.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9z2FYfuwpI& This]] ''MegaMan 4'' let's play.

* ProtectorsOfThePlotContinuum Agents Shay and Rena had mission logs not of bad FanFic written in the real world, but the author devised his/her own {{Redwall}} badfic, brimming with spelling errors and chatspeak.

* Early in ''Synechdoche, New York'' we find Caden presenting a version of DeathOfASalesman using a very young adult cast.

* ''Wayne's World'' has the main characters start the titular show by thrashing madly on electric guitars and singing (badly) "Wayne's World! Wayne's World! Party Time! Excellent!". When an actual professional intro is added it's just... wrong (and the main characters are stunned).

**** He wrote a ''song'' for ''VForVendetta''.
**** Actually, he only wrote the lyrics. The music was composed by Bauhaus... er, Bauhaus' bass player.

->''"Acting is the art of ''concealing'' the art of acting. Acting is, therefore, ''pretending'' not to act. And it's only those actors who appear to be not acting, very well, that achieve greatness."''
-->-- '''[[TheMicallefProgram Shaun Micallef]]'''

* Jerry Jackson is a thirteen year old boy who posts peurile, badly made flash animations on Newgrounds. Except that he's actually ''SaladFingers'' creator Chris Firth trolling the internet by being terrible on purpose.

* One of the extras on the DVD of ''TheIncredibles'' is "Mr. Incredible and Pals", an in-universe cartoon starring Mr. Incredible, Frozone... and a rabbit-thing named [[SmallAnnoyingCreature Mr. Skipperdoo]]. The animation is [[LimitedAnimation not animated]] (a la ''ClutchCargo''), [[RaceLift Frozone is portrayed as a tan-skinned beatnik]], and the plot was clearly [[ViewersAreMorons written for an audience of morons]]. There's also a [[{{MST commentary track]], in which Mr. Incredible and Frozone -- watching the cartoon fifteen years later -- decide that it's a good thing the cartoon never aired.

* The short film "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWQI8Ya0ZIs US vs. HK]]" by the [[http://zgmain.com/ ZeroGravity stunt team]] is the same fight scene twice. The overwrought American version falls wonderfully into this trope. (The Hong Kong one gets more over towards SoCoolItsAweseome.)

** About half the audience of ''{{Rent}}'' thinks that the fact that most of the works of art we're shown (Marc's movie, Maureen's Performance Art, Roger's "In Your Eyes", Colin's "fighting the power" consisting mainly of breaking into ATMs and putting a virus on a college's computers) kind of suck is intentional, and that the play is making a point about fighting for even low quality art. The other half thinks that the was ''unintentional'' and thus sends the play into WallBanger territory. It's best not to think about this too much.

* Subverted in AxCop. The entire series is written by a 6 year old (literally), but the good artwork by the writer's older brother brings it up to SoCoolItsAwsome.
* RedvsBlue had one in-universe example, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1Uu5oyr4Ck the Lopez love song]]. The Blues performed and broadcasted it to force the Reds to shut of their Radios. According to Sarge "It sounds like the feral cry of a retarded Mexican sasquatch!"

* Depending on who you ask, [[KaBlam Henry and June]] come off sometimes as this.

** [[CrowningMomentOfFunny That audio commentary is clearly the reason the cartoon exists.]] Very dark-skinned Frozone's reacting to his slightly-tanned white guy cartoon-self is priceless.

* One of the extras on the DVD of ''TheIncredibles'' is "Mr. Incredible and Pals", an in-universe cartoon starring Mr. Incredible, Frozone... and a rabbit named [[SmallAnnoyingCreature Mr. Skipperdoo]]. The animation is [[LimitedAnimation not animated]] (a la ''ClutchCargo''), [[RaceLift Frozone is portrayed as a tan-skinned beatnik]], and the plot was clearly [[ViewersAreMorons written for an audience of morons]]. There's also a [[{{MST commentary track]], in which Mr. Incredible and Frozone -- watching the cartoon fifteen years later -- decide that it's a good thing the cartoon never aired.