Line #144 FanNickname/Music


1	* The UK band Music/{{McFly}} has names for the relationship between the band members. Danny Jonas and Tom Fletcher is known as Flones and Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd are known as Pudd. Fans of [=McFly=] are known as Galaxy Defenders, Star Girls, and [=McFans=].
2	** Similarly One Direction, the biggest band in the world at the time, and their sister group Little Mix have a lot of this. First and foremost are the shorthand versions of their names (1D and LM respectively, although the former is ''far'' more commonly used). The romance between 1D Zayn and LM Perrie is labelled Zerrie by fans, whilst Jade and Harry's friendships are called Jarry. Within the groups, [=LeighAnne=] and Perrie are called Lerrie, Jade and Perrie are called Jerrie, Jade and Jesy are called Jadesy, Jesy and Perrie Pesy, [=LeighAnne=] and Jesy Lesy, and [=LeighAnne=] and Jade are Jeigh. For 1D, Zayn and Louis are nicknamed Zouis.
3	* The MAFIAA ('''M'''usic '''A'''nd '''F'''ilm '''I'''ndustry '''A'''ssociations of '''A'''merica) - "Affectionate" collective nickname for the RIAA and MPAA, which have many members in common and [[DigitalPiracyIsEvil have much of their agendas in common]]. Used a lot on Slashdot.
4	** Also known on some sites as "[[Franchise/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy a bunch of mindless jerks who will be the first against the wall when the revolution comes]]".
5	** Similarly, the RIAA Spanish equivalent, the SGAE, had gotten the [[FunWithAcronyms backronym]] "Siempre Ganamos Algunos Euros" (We Always Earn Some Euros). When La Frikipedia, one parodic wiki, was demanded by honor reason by the aforementioned entity and forced to shut down just because people edited the article about the entity to show them in an allegedly unflattering way, another parodic wiki rescued the article and renamed it as "La Innombrable" ([[HeWhoMustNotBeNamed The One Who Must Not Be Named]]), in a mock intent to avoid legal problems and also furthering the comparison between them and the villain of [[Franchise/HarryPotter a certain famous book series about wizard kids]].
6	* Fans of the noise rap group Music/{{Clipping}}. call themselves ii's in reference to the missing i's in their [[GrowingTheBeard breakout album]] CLPPNG.
7	* Fans of Music/OwlCity tend to refer to Music/{{Lights}} as the female-Owl City, and vice-versa.
8	* The Area - while not a nickname for Music/DavidBowie, per se, it is the fan name for a certain bodily appendage of his that is best left unmentioned on this page and taken to MemeticMutation levels regarding its appearance in ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}''. It now has a religion, Areaology.
9	** The Dame -- A nickname for Bowie himself in the British music press; dates back to TheEighties and the height of his mainstream success and was initially used as a putdown (according to journalist Charles Sharr Murray) . Likely inspired by the "Dame" character in British {{Pantomime}}, who is a comic old woman played by a beloved, famous LargeHam male performer in drag.
10	** "The Starman" is also a common nickname for Bowie, after one of his signature songs and his general penchant for cosmic imagery.
11	* ''Disco? Very!'' - Music/ElectricLightOrchestra's album ''Discovery''. One listen to "Shine a Little Love" or "Last Train to London" should show you exactly how it got this name. May also be applied to the Music/DaftPunk album of the same name, for similar reasons.
12	** With the Daft Punk album, the wordplay is entirely intentional from the start, and it also serves as a StealthPun - DP explained that they chose the name after their memories of listening to music as kids (which obviously included disco).
13	*** For more obvious disco puns from Daft Punk, we have the track "Veridis Quo". Take a good long look at that title.
14	* The King - Not Jack Kirby, but Music/ElvisPresley. However, he ''hated'' being called "The King" or "The King of Rock and Roll" -- the former because he felt it to be blasphemous (to him, only Jesus deserved to be called "King"), the latter because he felt that there were a number of black rock musicians, such as Music/FatsDomino, who deserved the name more than he did.
15	* Beyoncé is often referred to as Beysus by her fans because she's like well...Jesus to them.
16	* ''Silver'' - Starflyer 59's officially self-titled debut album, after its monochromatic silver cover (also in reference to their sophomore album, the also-monochromatic ''Gold''). This caught on with the band and the record label, and was used as the official title when the album was rereleased with bonus tracks.
17	* Related to Music/TheBeatles:
18	** ''Music/TheWhiteAlbum'' - almost universally used for the officially self-titled 1968 double album by Music/TheBeatles.
19	*** This set a standard for various other self-titled albums with one-colored covers: Metallica's 1991 self-titled album is called ''The Black Album'' and Weezer's self-titled albums are called ''[[Music/WeezerTheBlueAlbum The Blue Album]]'', ''[[Music/WeezerTheGreenAlbum The Green Album]]'', ''[[Music/WeezerTheRedAlbum The Red Album]]'', [[Music/MetallicaAlbum The Black Album]], etc. (or simply "Blue" or "Green" for short) in respect to chronology.
20	*** Which is confusing given that the Beatles compilations ''1962-1966'' and ''1967-1970'' are also often called ''The Red Album'' and ''The Blue Album''.
21	** Paulie: affectionate nickname for Music/PaulMcCartney. It has been used in ''Film/AHardDaysNight'' and the "I Feel Fine" episode of the [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles Saturday morning cartoon]], but isn't official.
22	** Sir Paul: what the British media, and those following their lead, call Paul [=McCartney=]. When he was knighted, he accepted the title but made public that he didn't want to use it; MPL had other ideas.
23	*** "Macca" is also used at times.
24	** Johnny: affectionate nickname for John Lennon, usually reserved for Fanfic. At least as old as Elton John's "Empty Garden."
25	*** Note that "Johnny" and "Paulie" may be used separately from or in conjunction with "Georgie" and "Ringsy".
26	** Saint John, Martin Luther Lennon: names for PossessionSue versions of John.
27	** Paul in pain: a HurtComfortFic starring Paul [=McCartney=]. First used in a magazine review of ''Run Devil Run'' ("Paul in pain gets back to where he once belonged"); popularized by Ms. Moonlight on her Indica's Attic FanFic site when she used it to describe its contents. "X in pain" has been used for other Beatles as well.
28	** Geo, Hari: Fan nicknames for Music/GeorgeHarrison.
29	** MDC: term for John Lennon's assassin, who is HeWhoMustNotBeNamed.
30	** Macca: Fan nickname for Paul [=McCartney=].
31	** The Fifth Beatle: Many people, but most commonly George Martin, who served as RecordProducer for every album of theirs save one and is recognised as playing a key role in helping them achieve their musical vision.
32	** Not to mention the fan nicknames for the band itself, like the Fab Four and the Threetles (for their PuttingTheBandBackTogether incarnation in TheNineties).
33	** "Moptops", "mop-tops", "mop tops": either the [[IconicOutfit memetic haircuts]] from the band's early days or the band themselves.
34	** "Arthur": another nickname for the haircuts, George's especially (thanks to a dialogue in ''Film/AHardDaysNight'': "What do you call your haircut?" "Arthur.")
35	** Tumblr favors "Pol" for Paul and "Joj Hurrison" for George, [[FunetikAksent based on their accents]]. Also common is "Rongz" for Ringo, specifically to [[AffectionateParody poke affectionate fun]] at Ringo in the present day by exaggerating the incoherence of his Twitter posts, TrollFic style.
36	** "Old man Paul", "old man Ringo": the surviving Beatles as they exist today.
37	** Faul: Post-'66 Paul, to proponents of the "Paul is Dead" theory (amalgam of "false" and "Paul").
38	* ''Smell the Glove'' - Actual title of Spinal Tap's real/fake album (with an all-black cover). Often used ironically to refer to Music/{{Metallica}}'s self-titled fifth album, also with an all-black cover (either the last "good" or first "bad" Metallica album, depending on who you ask).
39	** ''The Black Album'' is also used to describe the same album in a less negative manner.
40	* "Cletus" - A derisive term used to describe backup dancer/rapper/actor Kevin Federline, in reference to the Slack-Jawed Yokel from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. By extension, his ex-wife Music/BritneySpears has jokingly become known as "Brandine" to some in the wake of her FreakOut after their divorce.
41	** "Fed-Ex" is another term for him.
42	** Don't forget "K-Fed".
43	* ''Led Zeppelin IV'' - much like the previous ''White Album'' example, near-universally used to refer to Music/LedZeppelin's symbolically titled fourth album.
44	** Also commonly known as ZOSO, after one of the aforementioned odd symbols.
45	*** Which is in itself ironic, because Page has repeatedly stated that ZOSO is not intended to be pronounced as a word.
46	** "The Object" for the black motif on the 'Presence' album artwork
47	** "Zep" or "Led Zep", for the band. "The Hammer of the Gods", borrowed from a lyric in "Immigrant Song", later became the title of a biography.
48	** Apparently there are nicknames for the rest of the members. Drummer John Bonham was affectionately known as "Bonzo," Jimmy Page is "Pagey", Robert Plant is "Percy" (I have ''no'' clue ''why''), and John Paul Jones is "Jonesy" (which is actually very handy when you have to differentiate him from the other member named John).
49	*** Their album 'Coda' has a drums-only track entitled "Bonzo's Montreux."
50	** The band as a whole has recently been dubbed "Loop Zoop" by the Website/{{Tumblr}} fandom due to MemeticMutation of a 4Chan post where someone[[note]](Twitter user @glassbeachfan [[https://twitter.com/glassbeachfan/status/1421906093236801542?s=21 claimed credit]], having not realized the post had gone viral for many years)[[/note]] talked about being high from dental medication, repeatedly trying (and failing) to search Led Zeppelin on Website/YouTube, and finding "Loop Zoop" written over twenty times in their browser history the next day.
51	* Big Four of Thrash Metal: Music/{{Metallica}}, Music/{{Anthrax}}, Music/{{Slayer}}, and Music/{{Megadeth}}.
52	* The Big Four of Grunge: {{Music/Nirvana}}, Music/PearlJam, Music/{{Soundgarden}}, and Music/AliceInChains.
53	** The Big Five of Grunge: Stone Temple Pilots are sometimes added to the aforementioned four, but are often excluded due to having peaked long after the others.
54	* The Boss - Bruce Springsteen
55	* The Bards - Music/BlindGuardian
56	* No-Talent Ass-Clown - Music/MichaelBolton, thanks to a quote from an unfortunately named character from ''Film/OfficeSpace''. When asked why he doesn't just go by "Mike", he responds with, "Why should I? ''He's'' the one who sucks!"
57	* John Deacon of Music/{{Queen}} is often (affectionately) referred to as 'Deaky'.
58	** Apart from 'Deaky', there's 'Fred' for Freddie Mercury, 'Rog'/'Roggie' for Roger Taylor and 'Bri' for Brian May. The latter is also called 'Poodle' ever since Roger Taylor called him that in an interview.
59	** While "The Guv'nor" refers to Brian May (the appellation came ''before'' the song).
60	** Some British publications referred to Freddie Mercury as "The King of Rock" or "The King of Queen".
61	* The Artist, TAFKAP - Music/{{Prince}}; during the period where he changed his stage name to an (intentionally unpronouncable) symbol because his old record label held the rights to "Prince", the media and fans eventually settled for referring to him as "[[TheTropeFormerlyKnownAsX The Artist Formerly Known As Prince]]".
62	* Akka-Dakka: Australian nickname/pronounciation for [[Music/{{ACDC}} AC/DC]].
63	* Music/{{The Rolling Stones\|Band}}:
64	** Keef - Music/KeithRichards
65	** The Glimmer Twins - Music/MickJagger and Keith Richards
66	** The Wembley Whammer - Charlie Watts
67	* Although only really known within the fan community, the heart-eyed dinosaur on the cover of Lemon Demon's "Dinosaurchestra" album is typically referred to as Goodsie, after a very strange dream had by one of the community members.
68	* Van Hagar - Music/VanHalen after Sammy Hagar replaced Music/DavidLeeRoth.
69	** Van Horrible - same as above, when Gary Cherone replaced Sammy Hagar.
70	** For the bandmembers, "Diamond Dave" and "DLR" for David Lee Roth, and "The Red Rocker" for Sammy Hagar.
71	* "Wacko Jacko" for Music/MichaelJackson. Granted it's a mean tabloid name but who HASN'T called him that at some point?
72	** His famous dance move (where he glides smoothly across the floor backwards), was nicknamed the "moonwalk" by the media and not by Jackson himself, but when he made his 1988 anthology film ''Film/{{Moonwalker}}'', Jackson did choose the name for the movie (all according to Website/TheOtherWiki).
73	** "The Gloved One", after the trademark single white glove he wore during the 1980s.
74	** He was also called "The Thriller", especially back in the '80s. When he was part of the J5 he was some times called "Little Michael" by fans.
75	** "The King of Pop" is an odd case in that it was ''Jackson's handlers'' who [[ForcedMeme pushed it]] into common usage rather than his fans or the press, supposedly creating the nickname because Jackson was jealous that Music/ElvisPresley had the nickname "The King". Fox and [=MTV=] [[http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,316363,00.html had to agree to use the phrase]] if they wanted to air videos from ''Dangerous'' in 1991; rumors flew that the [=VJs=] on the latter had to use it whenever he was mentioned. While Jackson's fans and his publicity machine still use this one unironically, in his final years it was common for entertainment journalists to qualify it as "self-proclaimed King of Pop".
76	* Music/JamesBrown, the "Godfather of Soul", "Soul Brother #1" and "The Hardest Working Man in Show Business."
77	* Music/ArethaFranklin, the "Queen of Soul"
78	** Perhaps in reference to the above, Mary J. Blige has been called the "Queen of Hip-Hop Soul".
79	* Series/AmericanIdol winner Ruben Studdard has been called the "Velvet Teddy Bear"
80	* Tim "Ripper" Owens is known by some of his fans as The Man of a Thousand Bands due to his relatively large number of projects he's worked on (and been fired from.) So far, he's worked with British Steel, a Judas Priest tribute band, Music/JudasPriest themselves (who fired him to make room for his predecessor, Rob Halford,) Music/IcedEarth (who fired him to make room for his predecessor, Matt Barlow,) Brainicide, Winter's Bane (who he left to join Iced Earth,) Music/BeyondFear, Music/YngwieMalmsteen's Rising Force and his solo project. He lampshaded his tendency to get fired from bands to make room for old vocalists in an interview with ''Series/ThatMetalShow'', first by joking that he started his solo project so he could have a band he couldn't be fired from, then by joking that his solo band tried to fire him.
81	* Music/JudasPriest: [[AGodAmI The Gods of Metal]]
82	** Singular "The Metal God" for Rob Halford.
83	* Music/FrankSinatra - "The Chairman of the Board" and/or "Ol' Blue Eyes."
84	* Jazz Singer Music/MelTormé was nicknamed "the velvet Fog", originally given to him by a local disc jockey Fred Robbins in honor of his high tenor and smooth vocal style but which his fans later adopted, even though Mel personally hated the nickname derisively referring to it as "this Velvet Frog voice".
85	* Music/{{Disturbed}}'s {{Mascot}}, officially known as "The Guy", has been dubbed Morbus by the fanbase ([[GratuitousLatin Latin]] for "Sickness").
86	* American thrash revival band Municipal Waste go by the nickname "The 'Waste".
87	* The band members of Music/XJapan have a few: Music/{{Yoshiki\|Hayashi}} has been stuck with "Yo-chan" (after what his biggest fan called him), "Yoyo", and the not-quite-flattering "Pony" (because some people say his face reminds them of a pony.) Music/{{hide\|toMatsumoto}} is often called "Pink Spider", again after a name Yoshiki called him due to his wild pink hair, that he referenced in his last song. Music/{{Sugizo}} is occasionally referred to as Sugi.
88	** Also, Yoshiki referred to his same certain bodily appendage as a 'rocket' in a couple of songs, and it got picked up by fans. Gets better for those into HoYay (or the occasional cheap laugh). hide, the late guitarist, wrote and performed a song called "Rocket Dive" and once drunkenly yelled in an interview "Rocket dive to my spread beaver!" He was talking about his song and his solo band....
89	* John Mayall's Bluesbreakers' self-titled album with Music/EricClapton is often nicknamed "The Beano Album", for the magazine Clapton is reading on the cover.
90	** Clapton himself has a bunch, most famously "Slowhand" and "[[MemeticMutation God]]."
91	* Duane Allman of the Music/TheAllmanBrothers was nicknamed "Skydog".
92	* Music/TedNugent: the Nuge or the Motor City Madman. Also acceptable are Sweaty Uncle Teddy, or simply, Uncle Ted.
93	* Lacuna Coil: The Coil
94	* Music/DragonForce= "[=DragonFarce=]" or "Studioforce" to the {{Hatedom}}.
95	* Music/OzzyOsbourne has been called the "Prince of Darkness" by his fans. I couldn't find anything about the bat though...
96	* "Lady Caca" is often used by [[{{Hatedom}} haters]] as a derogatory nickname for Music/LadyGaga.
97	** And her fans refer to her as "Godga".
98	** Another detractor nickname: [[AccentUponTheWrongSyllable Lady GAGa]].
99	** but you can't forget Mama Monster, the Lady of Gagalupe, Gagaloo, Lady Dada
100	* The Killers lead singer Brandon Flowers was called Queen Brenda or Princess Brenda during his 2005 makeup phase
101	** Their guitarist's hair is also known as Godfrey.
102	* Tony Iommi of Music/BlackSabbath is known as "The Godfather" amongst metalheads, due to his role in the creation of heavy metal, since (while there is some debate) most people generally classify Black Sabbath as being the first heavy metal band ever.
103	* Music/JustinBieber has tons of 'em. Notable ones include "Justin Beaver", "Justine Bieber" and "Jason Booby".
104	** Or Justin Biberon in french. A "biberon" is a baby bottle.
105	** His fans call him "Beibus" (Jesus) while his haters call him "Bezelbieber" (Satan).
106	* Music/RayCharles got "the Genius".
107	* Music/VanMorrison is Van the Man, and occasionally the Belfast Cowboy, both names [[Music/TheBand Robbie Robertson]] used for him in ''Film/TheLastWaltz''. Robertson first coined Belfast Cowboy in the lyrics to the 1971 Band song "4% Pantomime", which featured a guest vocal by Morrison.
108	* Music/{{Madness\|Band}} were "[[FunPersonified the Nutty Boys]]" in TheEighties.
109	* "The Gentle Giant", Don Williams.
110	* Country music great Vern Gosdin was known as "The Voice".
111	* One of the bagpipe players in the German medieval rock band Saltatio Mortis chose the (pretty badass) stage name "El Silbador". Fans immediately decided to nickname him "Elsi" - which usually is a diminutive form of "Elisabeth" used for little girls...
112	** The band itself ended up with the nickname "The boyband of mittelalterbands", courtesy of their good friends Schelmish (who are, themselves, "The fattest mittelalterband ever").
113	* A MemeticMutation video GagDub of an interview ended up causing former Music/DreamTheater keyboardist Kevin Moore to be referred to as [[FunetikAksent "Kevin Murr"]] in the fanbase.
114	* Music/DickDale is called "the king of the surf guitar" (also the title of one of his albums).
115	* Waking The Cadaver's massive {{Hatedom}} have given them the name "Wanking The Cadaver."
116	* "J-Lo" for ''Music/JenniferLopez''. Initially resisted then embraced by the singer to the extent that she used it for a album title.
117	* Linkin Ball Z - A ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' FanVid set to Music/LinkinPark. So common they've got a nickname.
118	* Music/RebaMcEntire, Music/DollyParton and Kitty Wells have all been called "The Queen of Country".
119	* Anna Nalick's fans know her, and constantly refer to her, as [=AnNa=] (a contraction due to the fact that the second and third syllables of her name are the same). Interesting in that she originated the nickname herself, making this something of a case of MemeticMutation. Anna's other nickname, also used frequently by both fans and Anna herself, is "The Lullaby Singer", which is the title of her first comeback single.
120	* Music/AliceInChains' self-titled final album, which has a picture of a three-legged dog on the cover, has been referred to by such names as ''Tripod'' and ''Lucky'' (based on an old joke about a three-legged, one-eared, one-eyed dog named "[[IronicName Lucky]]").
121	* Fans of Music/TheyMightBeGiants often refer to John Flansburgh as Flans or Flansy, and he sometimes calls himself this.
122	** "Flansy" even comes up in one of their songs, albeit one co-written and sung by a guest vocalist: The [[Music/SoulCoughing Mike Doughty]] collaboration "Mr. Xcitement" includes the line [[WordSaladLyrics "Like Flansy in a soda can, it's trooky-trooky-trooky"]].
123	** Their [[Music/TheyMightBeGiantsAlbum self-titled debut album]] is commonly referred to as ''The Pink Album'' or ''The Big Blue Dog Album'' by fans.
124	* Music/TheReplacements were nicknamed "The Mats" by fans as shorthand for "The Placemats", a mispronounciation of the band's name.
125	* Music/TeenageFanclub fans often refer to the group as "The Fannies".
126	* Music/{{Gackt}}'s fans and staff sometimes refer to him as Mau-sama. Which is Japanese for Devil King.
127	** He is also known as "Gacchan," "Gakkun" and other such variations, particularly by his Japanese fans.
128	* Music/{{Iamamiwhoami}} is an AnonymousBand, so at least at first the main participants were unknown. iamamiwhoami (Jonna Lee) is known as Iam or Mandragora; the main male figure (probably Claes Björklund) is referred to as Captain Underpants, CP, or the Knight. The German fan in the concert, known only by his Website/{{Youtube}} name [=ShootUpTheStation=] is SUTS for short.
129	* Music/FallOutBoy had Pwentz, Pstump, and Joetroh; Music/PanicAtTheDisco has Bden, and had Ryro and Jwalk. Decaydance fandom seems to enjoy first+last name portmanteau nicknames.
130	* Music/DimmuBorgir are commonly called "Demon Burger" or "Dummy Burger" by detractors, or Dumma Birger. (Stupid Birger in swedish)
131	* Emilie Autumn's fans are refered to as "Muffins" and "Plague Rats."
132	** And the fans tend to just call her "EA"
133	* Music/{{Morrissey}} of Music/TheSmiths is sometimes referred to as "Moz" or "Mozzer".
134	* Paul Weller, formerly of Music/TheJam, is pretty much universally called "The Modfather" for his pivotal role in the 70's/80's Mod revival.
135	* Music/MyBloodyValentine fans call the middle part of "You Made Me Realise" "the Holocaust section".
136	* Biffy Clyro often get called The Biff, and a not uncommon shout is "Mon the Biff!" (Come on the Biff!)
137	* Music/GreenDay fans often call the bromance pairing of Billie Joe and Mike as "Bike". The fans themselves, the newer generation ones at least, go by the term "idiots". It's even the fan club name.
138	* Sunstroke Project's saxophonist is referred to by American fans as "Epic Sax Guy".
139	* Music/BritneySpears she has a lot of nicknames, ranging from Godney and Legendney to Armney and Walkney (based upon intepretations of her dancing), basically add Ney on to a descriptive word or a complimentary word. (Fierceney)
140	* Music/ChristinaAguilera is called Legendtina almost exclusively by her fans, the negative side of this is that her HateDom and people who just aren't fond of her call her Floptina...
141	* Music/{{Evanescence}} is called "Ev" on their online community.
142	* Music/IronMaiden has Arry for LeadBassist Steve Harris, and "H" for Adrian Smith (say it with a British accent to understand). Music/BruceDickinson is also known as "[[Creator/MontyPython Bruce Bruce]]" and "[[MetalScream Air raid siren]]".
143	* Music/TheGratefulDead's iconic but terrible live album, ''Steal Your Face'', is referred to as ''Steal Your Money''.
144	** Similarly, the Dead's much-more loved 1971 live album, ''[[SelfTitledAlbum Grateful Dead]]'', is commonly called ''Skull and Roses'' (a reference to the album cover) in order to distinguish it from their self-titled debut album. [[note]]The original name for the album was ''Skull Fuck'', but the executives at [[Creator/WarnerBrosRecords Warner Bros. Records]] [[ExecutiveMeddling rejected the title]] out of fear that retailers wouldn't stock the album.[[/note]]
145	* Music/VersaEmerge fans are known as Vultures, with Sierra often referred to as Mama Vulture.
146	* Creator/EmilyOsment is well-known for her love of pandas, and is affectionately known as the "Panda Queen".
147	* The three members of Music/{{Rush\|Band}} gave themselves nicknames, which fans soon adapted to: Geddy Lee (Dirk), Alex Lifeson (Lerxst) and Neil Peart (Pratt). Fans have also given Neil the moniker "The Professor" due to his prolific lyrics, and the band in total has been dubbed "The Holy Trinity."
148	* The Lizard King and Mister Mojo Risin': [[Music/TheDoors Jim Morrison]], which originated from the songs "Not to Touch the Earth" and "L.A. Woman", respectively.
149	* David Jackson, formerly of Music/VanDerGraafGenerator, is sometimes called "Two-Sax Jackson" or "Two-Sax Jax" because of his tendency to play two saxophones at once during concerts.
150	* Fans of Korean boy band Exo have many, many, ''many'' nicknames for their members. The most famous are "Bacon" for Baekhyun, "Krisus" for Kris, "Kung-fu Panda" for Tao, "Thehun" for Sehun due to his lisp,"Happy Virus" and "Creeper" for Chanyeol,"Deer" for Luhan,"Grandpa" for Suho and "Baozi" for Xiumin.
151	* In Texas, Bob Wills is still The King.
152	* Fans of Music/KellyClarkson have affectionately nicknamed Kelly's butt "Big Bob". No, seriously. It started with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UymKjbMN5kA a fan in Manchester holding up a sign]], but there's now a [[http://big-bob.tumblr.com/ "Big Bob Appreciation Blog"]] on Tumblr, and even [[http://www.kellyclarkson.com/us/node/22770 a post on her official website]] [[AscendedMeme acknowledging it]].
153	* Music/{{Slipknot}} have quite a lot. Them as a whole are "The Nine", Corey is "The Great Big Mouth", Craig is "133", and Shawn is "Clown".
154	** Chris is also known as 'Picklenose'. Seriously.
155	* Keith Moon of Music/TheWho is "Moon the Loon" or simply "Moony". Less commonly, John Entwistle is "The Ox", and Roger Daltrey is "Rog".
156	* Somehow, the man on the couch depicted on the cover of Music/{{Weezer}}'s ''Music/{{Maladroit}}'' became known to fans as "Rupert Peasley". This was acknowledged by the band themselves via {{Credits Gag}}s - ''The Lion And The Witch'' and ''Winter Weezerland'', two [=EPs=] released after ''Maladroit'', both credit Rupert Peasley as a RecordProducer.
157	* Music/{{Genesis\|Band}}’ self-titled 1983 release tends to be known as ''Shapes'', on account of its cover art.
158	* Creator/IdinaMenzel is often called "Adele Dazeem" after Creator/JohnTravolta's infamous gaffe at the Oscars.
159	** Speaking of which, he's going by "Jhon Tramolto" on Internet circles.
160	* Music/DuranDuran have two self-titled albums: their 1981 debut and the 1993 release that returned them to commercial prominence. The latter is often called "Music/TheWeddingAlbum" due to the band's use of their parents' wedding pictures on the front cover.
161	* Music/{{Selena}} was and always will be "The Queen of Tejano Music", or "La Reina" as she's known in Spanish.
162	* Australian pop-rock band 5 Seconds of Summer are commonly known as 5SOS (pronounced "five-sauce") likely in analogy to One Direction's nickname of 1D.
163	* {{Music/Turisas}} guitarist Jussi Wickström is sometimes called 'Asterix' (or even 'Sexy Asterix') by fans due to his (now sadly departed) Asterix-style moustache. Someone also coined the phrase 'Wicksgård' to refer to the friendship/bromance between him and vocalist Mathias Nygård.
164	** Following a misspelling of his surname in an anonymous message to someone on Tumblr, certain Turisas fans have taken to calling bassist Jesper Anastasiadis (who is half-Greek, hence his surname) 'Mr Anastasialamabamadingdong'.
165	* {{Trance}} producer Music/MarkusSchulz is known as "The Unicorn Slayer of Trance" due to his preference in using square waves and pitch bends in his music (resulting in a DarkerAndEdgier sound), whereas other EDM producers fall back on fluffy feel-good melodies (nicknamed "Unicorn beats").
166	* Experimental indie rock group Thinking Fellers Local 282 tend to place short ambient or noisy instrumental pieces alongside the more fully-formed songs on their albums - Fans took to affectionately calling these tracks "Feller [[AlbumFiller Filler]]".
167	* Music/IggyAzalea is often called "Igloo Australia", an insult coined by her rival Music/AzaeliaBanks, by her haters.
168	* Each member of the K-Pop girl group Music/GirlsGeneration has a ''plethora'' of nicknames, of which a more complete list can be found [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Trivia/GirlsGeneration here.]]
169	* The official name of {{Music/Chicago}}'s second album is simply ''Chicago'', but most people refer to it as ''Chicago II''.
170	* Wota (Japanese IdolSinger fandom) terminology:
171	** ''Oshi/Oshimen'': One's favourite member of a group. Some argue you can only have one oshimen, while others say you can have several.
172	*** In KPop fandom, the equivalent term is "bias", e.g. "[[Music/BlackPink Rosé]] is my bias." However, "bias" may refer to either one's favourite group/artist or favourit member within a group. "Oshimen" only refers to one's favourite member of a group.
173	** ''Oshihen'': Describes the act of changing oshimen, either because your oshimen graduated or because you now like another member better. The latter may be frowned upon.
174	** ''Minna Daisuki'' (MD): "Loves everyone" - A fan who likes many members of a group, but may have a particular favourite
175	** ''Daredemo Daisuki'' (DD): "Loves anyone" - A fan who does not have a particular favourite
176	** [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Guntank]]: ''Wotagei'' dancing moves performed while seated.
177	** ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}: A fan wielding multiple (especially three) lightsticks in one hand.
178	** UO: Ultra Orange, an orange (natch) glowstick that produces much brighter light than normal, but only lasts a few minutes. Fans break them out for highlights of concerts, such as [[https://youtu.be/nvPv-lcPZbY?t=187 the final chorus of "Snow Halation"]] at ''Franchise/LoveLive'' events.
179	* Music/PeterGabriel's first four self-titled albums, ''Car'', ''Scratch'', ''Melt'' and ''Security''. The first three are based on the cover art, and the last was the U.S. title that Creator/GeffenRecords [[ExecutiveMeddling insisted on]]. Gabriel's reissues from 2002 on his own Real World label [[AscendedFanon have used those titles]].
180	* The post-1985 lineup of Music/PinkFloyd after Music/RogerWaters left has been called the "dehydrated" version of the band. ([[{{Pun}} No Waters, get it?]])
181	* [[Music/CrosbyStillsNashAndYoung Crosby, Stills. Nash, and sometimes Young]]: Based on Music/NeilYoung being an on-and-off member, and a phrase used to teach children vowels, "A, E, I, O, U, and sometimes Y".
182	* It is not uncommon for Music/JerryGoldsmith fans to call his soundtrack albums "bottle caps" because he never understood his fandom and their eagerness to buy any of his music released.
183	----->Who needs all of this? Might as well be collecting bottle caps.
184	* French singer from TheSeventies Music/ClaudeFrancois was nicknamed "Cloclo". His ChorusGirls were nicknamed "Claudettes".
185	* A musical example referring to a ''venue'' rather than an artist or work: Fans of Music/{{Phish}} regularly call the Hampton Coliseum, in the Virginia city of that name, "The Mothership", because it's been one of the band's favorite venues throughout its history. Most notably, it was the site of two 1998 concerts that were the first that the band officially released in their entirety, doing so as the six-CD set ''Hampton Comes Alive''.
186	* The late Hong Kong-Canadian singer (and actor) Creator/LeslieCheung is often referred to by fans as "Goh Goh" (哥哥, ''gòhgō''), which translates to "older brother" in Cantonese.
187	* Fans of the Music/BlueManGroup occasionally refer to the group's three co-founders (Chris Wink, Matt Goldman, and Phil Stanton) by the collective nickname "[=ChrisMattPhil=]".
188	* Music/{{Animusic}}: "Fanimusic" is a common nickname for fanmade Animusic-style animation.

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