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*** Cadillac also mentions Casimir, which is a throwback to "Ouest Region's Inquisitors" (from ''Music/StupReligion'') and the event where he found out that Casimir is just a costume worn by actors.
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* ShoutOut: See the [[{{ShoutOut/Stupeflip}} dedicated page]].
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''Stup Virus'' is the fourth album by French AlternativeHipHop trio ''{{Music/Stupeflip}}''. It was funded through the crowdfunding platform Ulule.
The Crou has a new spokesperson : Sandrine Cacheton, a synthetic voice which talks about how the Crou has become some sort of scientology-like cult. Meanwhile, Pop-Hip is burning in Stup Hell and we might know more about the origins of Stupeflip thanks to the track "1993".
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!!Tracklist
# "Intro" (0:41)
# "The Antidote" (3:18)
# "Creepy Slugs" (3:52)
# "Cosmocrou (Brochure)" (0:45)
# "La Seule Alternative" (3:09)
# "The Solution" (4:03)
# "Knights of Chaos" (1:14)
# "Stup Virus" (3:13)
# "Des Nouvelles de Pop-Hip" (0:35)
# "Lonely Loverz" (3:33)
# "Understup" (3:37)
# "Stalactites" (2:54)
# "Fou-fou" (0:45)
# "1993" (2:52)
# "Grosse Tête" (0:47)
# "Crou Anthem" (3:04)
# "Forcefield" (2:10)
# "Le Trou Noir" (5:05)
# "Pleure pas Stupeflip" [[note]]two hidden tracks follow this one: "Tales from the Crou" and "Fan de Stup"[[/note]] (15:24)
----
!!This album provides examples of:
* AlbumClosure: "Pleure Pas Stupeflip" starts with lyrics spoken by a fan who says goodbye to Stupeflip. The third part of the track, "Fan de Stup" is also a reminiscence of the band's career.
* AlbumIntroTrack: The appropriately titled "Intro" presents Sandrine Cacheton.
* AlbumTitleDrop: On the TitleTrack and casually throughout the album
* BilingualBonus: Sandrine Cacheton also speaks in English on "Stup Virus" and "Fan de Stup".
* CallBack
** The TitleTrack samples bits of "[[Music/StupReligion Krou Kontr Atack]]" and "[[Music/TheHypnoflipInvasion Apocalypse 894]]".
** "Fou-Fou" samples vocals from "Apocalypse !!!"
** "1993" samples various tracks from Stupeflip's first two albums
*** On top of sampling lyrics from the track "Stupeflip", the lyrics also talk about the genesis behind the song.
*** Cadillac talks about a humiliating experience where he felt like a "poor comical clown".
*** The scatologic lyrics of "The Cadillac Theory" are sampled.
*** Cadillac also mentions Casimir, which is a throwback to "Ouest Region's Inquisitors" and the event where he found out that Casimir is just a costume worn by actors.
--> ''And if one day you find yourself inside Casimir''
--> ''That's not the rule, you need to get out!''
* CatchPhrase: "C'est vraiment très sympa ce truc" [[note]]"That thing is really nice"[[/note]] said by Sandrine Cacheton throughout the album.
* ContinuityNod
** "Understup" references the fact that King Ju used to decapitate flies when he was a kid, something he previously mentionned on the first two Stupeflip albums.
** "Le Trou Noir" mentions events following the track "Lettre à Mylène" (from Stupeflip's previous album ''Music/TheHypnoflipInvasion''). Mylène still hasn't written back to King Ju but he understands.
*** This is also the fourth album by Stupeflip to mention Mylène.
*** In real life, a collaborator of Mylène revealed that she didn't care about Stupeflip.
* EpicRocking: "Pleure pas Stupeflip" is a track split into three musical parts for the first ten minutes, and a last spoken one where Sandrine Cacheton keeps talking about the Crou in French and English.
* FaceOnTheCover: While it has been argued that the pink figure on the cover art is King Ju, the cover of the Ulule edition shows King Ju with an orange water gun.
* FadingIntoTheNextSong: The last minute of "Trou Noir" contains the instrumental to "Pleure Pas Stupeflip", the next track.
* LimitedLyricsSong
** The only lyrics on "Grosse Tête" are "Grosse Tête, Jean-Luc Le-" repeated.
* LongestSongGoesLast: The album ends with "Pleure pas Stupeflip" which lasts over 15 minutes and 24 seconds.
* OneWordTitle: "Intro", "Understup", "Stalactites" and "Forcefield".
* ProductPlacement: On "Trou Noir", Reverb Man mentions the Baff popcorn brand.
* {{Sampling}}: "Crou Anthem" samples Music/FryderykChopin's "Fantaisie Impromptu".
* SpecialGuest
** King Ju's niece sings on "Understup" and "Fou-Fou".
** Sandrine Cacheton raps on "Crou Anthem".
* SynthPop: "Lonely Loverz".
* TakeThat: "Grosse Tête" is a short track where King Ju calls French humorist Jean-Luc Lemoine a bighead twenty times.
* TakeThatAudience: On "Pleure pas Stupeflip", Sandrine Cacheton mentions that fans of Stupeflip ("rabbits") only know their song "Stupeflip Vite !!!". She also calls the listener an idiot on two occasions.
* TitleByYear: "1993".
* TitleTrack
* TheWalrusWasPaul: "La Seule Alternative" and "Fan de Stup" mention the fact that the Crou is built on a mystery and doesn't make sense on purpose.
--> ''You'd like to talk with me''
--> ''And tell you about the Stup era''
--> ''But I don't know as much as you''
--> ''And don't worry, it's only lies''
* XtremeKoolLetterz: "Lonely Loverz".
[[caption-width-right:350:]]
''Stup Virus'' is the fourth album by French AlternativeHipHop trio ''{{Music/Stupeflip}}''. It was funded through the crowdfunding platform Ulule.
The Crou has a new spokesperson : Sandrine Cacheton, a synthetic voice which talks about how the Crou has become some sort of scientology-like cult. Meanwhile, Pop-Hip is burning in Stup Hell and we might know more about the origins of Stupeflip thanks to the track "1993".
----
!!Tracklist
# "Intro" (0:41)
# "The Antidote" (3:18)
# "Creepy Slugs" (3:52)
# "Cosmocrou (Brochure)" (0:45)
# "La Seule Alternative" (3:09)
# "The Solution" (4:03)
# "Knights of Chaos" (1:14)
# "Stup Virus" (3:13)
# "Des Nouvelles de Pop-Hip" (0:35)
# "Lonely Loverz" (3:33)
# "Understup" (3:37)
# "Stalactites" (2:54)
# "Fou-fou" (0:45)
# "1993" (2:52)
# "Grosse Tête" (0:47)
# "Crou Anthem" (3:04)
# "Forcefield" (2:10)
# "Le Trou Noir" (5:05)
# "Pleure pas Stupeflip" [[note]]two hidden tracks follow this one: "Tales from the Crou" and "Fan de Stup"[[/note]] (15:24)
----
!!This album provides examples of:
* AlbumClosure: "Pleure Pas Stupeflip" starts with lyrics spoken by a fan who says goodbye to Stupeflip. The third part of the track, "Fan de Stup" is also a reminiscence of the band's career.
* AlbumIntroTrack: The appropriately titled "Intro" presents Sandrine Cacheton.
* AlbumTitleDrop: On the TitleTrack and casually throughout the album
* BilingualBonus: Sandrine Cacheton also speaks in English on "Stup Virus" and "Fan de Stup".
* CallBack
** The TitleTrack samples bits of "[[Music/StupReligion Krou Kontr Atack]]" and "[[Music/TheHypnoflipInvasion Apocalypse 894]]".
** "Fou-Fou" samples vocals from "Apocalypse !!!"
** "1993" samples various tracks from Stupeflip's first two albums
*** On top of sampling lyrics from the track "Stupeflip", the lyrics also talk about the genesis behind the song.
*** Cadillac talks about a humiliating experience where he felt like a "poor comical clown".
*** The scatologic lyrics of "The Cadillac Theory" are sampled.
*** Cadillac also mentions Casimir, which is a throwback to "Ouest Region's Inquisitors" and the event where he found out that Casimir is just a costume worn by actors.
--> ''And if one day you find yourself inside Casimir''
--> ''That's not the rule, you need to get out!''
* CatchPhrase: "C'est vraiment très sympa ce truc" [[note]]"That thing is really nice"[[/note]] said by Sandrine Cacheton throughout the album.
* ContinuityNod
** "Understup" references the fact that King Ju used to decapitate flies when he was a kid, something he previously mentionned on the first two Stupeflip albums.
** "Le Trou Noir" mentions events following the track "Lettre à Mylène" (from Stupeflip's previous album ''Music/TheHypnoflipInvasion''). Mylène still hasn't written back to King Ju but he understands.
*** This is also the fourth album by Stupeflip to mention Mylène.
*** In real life, a collaborator of Mylène revealed that she didn't care about Stupeflip.
* EpicRocking: "Pleure pas Stupeflip" is a track split into three musical parts for the first ten minutes, and a last spoken one where Sandrine Cacheton keeps talking about the Crou in French and English.
* FaceOnTheCover: While it has been argued that the pink figure on the cover art is King Ju, the cover of the Ulule edition shows King Ju with an orange water gun.
* FadingIntoTheNextSong: The last minute of "Trou Noir" contains the instrumental to "Pleure Pas Stupeflip", the next track.
* LimitedLyricsSong
** The only lyrics on "Grosse Tête" are "Grosse Tête, Jean-Luc Le-" repeated.
* LongestSongGoesLast: The album ends with "Pleure pas Stupeflip" which lasts over 15 minutes and 24 seconds.
* OneWordTitle: "Intro", "Understup", "Stalactites" and "Forcefield".
* ProductPlacement: On "Trou Noir", Reverb Man mentions the Baff popcorn brand.
* {{Sampling}}: "Crou Anthem" samples Music/FryderykChopin's "Fantaisie Impromptu".
* SpecialGuest
** King Ju's niece sings on "Understup" and "Fou-Fou".
** Sandrine Cacheton raps on "Crou Anthem".
* SynthPop: "Lonely Loverz".
* TakeThat: "Grosse Tête" is a short track where King Ju calls French humorist Jean-Luc Lemoine a bighead twenty times.
* TakeThatAudience: On "Pleure pas Stupeflip", Sandrine Cacheton mentions that fans of Stupeflip ("rabbits") only know their song "Stupeflip Vite !!!". She also calls the listener an idiot on two occasions.
* TitleByYear: "1993".
* TitleTrack
* TheWalrusWasPaul: "La Seule Alternative" and "Fan de Stup" mention the fact that the Crou is built on a mystery and doesn't make sense on purpose.
--> ''You'd like to talk with me''
--> ''And tell you about the Stup era''
--> ''But I don't know as much as you''
--> ''And don't worry, it's only lies''
* XtremeKoolLetterz: "Lonely Loverz".
