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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Even though he's a hologram of a dead celebrity, no one on the bus the Michael Jackson hologram is boarding seams to take noticed of the oddity, granted, a fisherman dose know his glowing body, but not his identity.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Even though he's a hologram of a dead celebrity, no one on the bus the Michael Jackson hologram is boarding seams to take noticed of the oddity, granted, a fisherman dose does know his glowing body, but not his identity.
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* MoodWhiplash: When Shelly asks if she can go to the Lorde concert, she asserts that she'll hate her parents forever and kill herself if she doesn't get to see Lorde. Her parents let her go, and she says "Okay, thanks, love you guys!" and happily walks away.
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* CliffHanger: How the first part ends: with Cartman (or Cartmanbrah) is given a job by the corrupt music CEO who's planning on assassinating Randy marsh so he dosent quit his lorde persona, and a hologram of Micheal Jackson is heading to South park to get help while a hologram of Tupac finished having sex with Randy's wife and walks off, presumably to get a gun to kill Randy with.
* MoodWhiplash: When Shelly asks if she can go to the Lorde concert, sheasserts asserts that she'll hate her parents forever and kill herself if she doesn't get to see Lorde. Her parents let her go, and she says "Okay, thanks, love you guys!" and happily walks away.
* MoodWhiplash: When Shelly asks if she can go to the Lorde concert, she
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* TakeThat: Several occurs in this episode, such as: Let's plays, where Kyle straight up calls it lame, holograms of deceased celebrities, and several celebrities as always.
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Even though he's a hologram of a dead celebrity, no one on the bus the Michael Jackson hologram is boarding seams to take noticed of the oddity, granted, a fisherman dose know his glowing body, but not his identity.
* WhamShot: At first, Cartman's Cartmanbrah persona is something he would usually do for money as usual, but when he is given a guest spot on the Wendy show, he appears not in person, but a screen that Wendy, and soon the rest of the characters, can visibly see. Showing a rather odd move the boy is doing
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Even though he's a hologram of a dead celebrity, no one on the bus the Michael Jackson hologram is boarding seams to take noticed of the oddity, granted, a fisherman dose know his glowing body, but not his identity.
* WhamShot: At first, Cartman's Cartmanbrah persona is something he would usually do for money as usual, but when he is given a guest spot on the Wendy show, he appears not in person, but a screen that Wendy, and soon the rest of the characters, can visibly see. Showing a rather odd move the boy is doing
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'''Original air date:''' 12/3/2014
In this TakeThat against trending topics and "Let's Play" series (and the sequel episode to "The Cissy," "Freemium Isn't Free," and "Taming Strange"), Kyle worries that Ike doesn't want to play with him anymore while Randy's manager forces Randy to go up as Lorde again to pay off the debts that Stan had created from freemium payments. During these events, Cartman, inspired by the success of Website/YouTube celebrity LetsPlay/PewDiePie, starts a new career as [=CartmanBrah=]. [=PewDiePie=] guest stars in this episode as himself.
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!!''#REHASH'' contains examples of:
* MoodWhiplash: When Shelly asks if she can go to the Lorde concert, she asserts that she'll hate her parents forever and kill herself if she doesn't get to see Lorde. Her parents let her go, and she says "Okay, thanks, love you guys!" and happily walks away.
* IResembleThatRemark: When Cartman insults Butters and his tendency to [[YesMan agree with Cartman]], Butters doesn't seem to realize that he's insulted and just laughs and agrees.
-->'''Cartman''': This is the way of the future, Mr. Garrison.\\
'''Butters''': It's true!\\
'''Cartman''': Heh, that's right. Butters will back me up on anything. He's such a bitch.\\
'''Butters''': (laughs) Heheheh, yeah!
* OlderIsBetter: Stan and Kyle get some feeble {{Take That}}s towards the new generation's tendency to watch people play games instead of experience them themselves.
-->'''Stan''': We're not being grandpas! Your guys's stuff is just seriously lame! Our generation's stuff is cool!
* {{Pun}}: Kyle's essay says that "the living room is dying."
* RealityBleed: Cartman's meta-commentary videos allow his [=CartmanBrah=] commenter window to pop up in The Wendy Williams Show, as well as around South Park.
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'''Original air date:''' 12/3/2014
In this TakeThat against trending topics and "Let's Play" series (and the sequel episode to "The Cissy," "Freemium Isn't Free," and "Taming Strange"), Kyle worries that Ike doesn't want to play with him anymore while Randy's manager forces Randy to go up as Lorde again to pay off the debts that Stan had created from freemium payments. During these events, Cartman, inspired by the success of Website/YouTube celebrity LetsPlay/PewDiePie, starts a new career as [=CartmanBrah=]. [=PewDiePie=] guest stars in this episode as himself.
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!!''#REHASH'' contains examples of:
* MoodWhiplash: When Shelly asks if she can go to the Lorde concert, she asserts that she'll hate her parents forever and kill herself if she doesn't get to see Lorde. Her parents let her go, and she says "Okay, thanks, love you guys!" and happily walks away.
* IResembleThatRemark: When Cartman insults Butters and his tendency to [[YesMan agree with Cartman]], Butters doesn't seem to realize that he's insulted and just laughs and agrees.
-->'''Cartman''': This is the way of the future, Mr. Garrison.\\
'''Butters''': It's true!\\
'''Cartman''': Heh, that's right. Butters will back me up on anything. He's such a bitch.\\
'''Butters''': (laughs) Heheheh, yeah!
* OlderIsBetter: Stan and Kyle get some feeble {{Take That}}s towards the new generation's tendency to watch people play games instead of experience them themselves.
-->'''Stan''': We're not being grandpas! Your guys's stuff is just seriously lame! Our generation's stuff is cool!
* {{Pun}}: Kyle's essay says that "the living room is dying."
* RealityBleed: Cartman's meta-commentary videos allow his [=CartmanBrah=] commenter window to pop up in The Wendy Williams Show, as well as around South Park.
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