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* MisaimedFandom: "Spring Break Anthem" is touted by some fans as some sort of "ultimate bisexual anthem" when the point of the song is contrasting all the degeneracy and debauchery that straight college students engage while in spring break, with homosexual marriage, and how the latter is hypocritically criticized while the first is seen as a staple of American culture. In fact, the song outright ''condemns'' typical spring break behavior.
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** "Spring Break Anthem" is touted by some fans as some sort of "ultimate bisexual anthem" when the point of the song is contrasting all the degeneracy and debauchery that straight college students engage while in spring break, with homosexual marriage, and how the latter is hypocritically criticized while the first is seen as a staple of American culture. In fact, the song outright ''condemns'' typical spring break behavior.
** "Spring Break Anthem" is touted by some fans as some sort of "ultimate bisexual anthem" when the point of the song is contrasting all the degeneracy and debauchery that straight college students engage while in spring break, with homosexual marriage, and how the latter is hypocritically criticized while the first is seen as a staple of American culture. In fact, the song outright ''condemns'' typical spring break behavior.
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** "I Just Had Sex" is a satire on society's obsession with sex, with the singers' ''very'' underwhelming encounters being the greatest things ever because "doesn't matter, had sex!" A lot of fans treat it as a sincere, earnest celebration of sex.
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** Mark and Jose just want to dance with everyone at the "IHOP Parking Lot", but the [[IAmLegion Legion]] keeps compelling them to "shake four halves of butt" before ultimately dragging them apart (and foreshadowing the end of their friendship).
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* "Let's Bash" has an entire verse that strings together a brag rap out of the names of all the Major League teams, and it not only works, it's not immediately obvious the first time you hear it.
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* "Let's Bash" has an entire verse that strings together a brag rap out of the names of all the Major League teams, and it not only works, it's not immediately obvious the first time you hear it.
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** "Ras Trent" has various references to reggae, Rastafari culture, and [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iyaric Iyaric]], but since the title character is a [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy white American college student]] with a ForeignCultureFetish, the joke is usually that he's getting things slightly wrong. At one point Trent exclaims "Murder she wrote!": "Murder She Wrote" was a 1990s single by Jamaican reggae duo Chaka Demus & Pliers, but in the music video this is accompanied by the an image of Creator/AngelaLansbury with dreadlocks digitally added to her head; the implication would be that Trent knows the Chaka Demus & Pliers song, but understands so little of it he thinks it's actually about [[Series/MurderSheWrote the TV show]].
