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* An episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Jem}}'' showed that the Stingers were performing on street corners for a while before getting their big break.
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* In ''Film/SavageMessiah1972'', Sophie stands with a group of other beggars, singing along while a man plays the violin.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Pearl}}'': A short film about a father and a daughter, itinerant street musicians. When the little girl gets old enough to play a ukelele, the father puts her in the act.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Pearl}}'': ''WesternAnimation/{{Pearl|2016}}'': A short film about a father and a daughter, itinerant street musicians. When the little girl gets old enough to play a ukelele, the father puts her in the act.
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* The ''Series/{{Monk}}'' episode "Mr. Monk and the Very Dead Man" concerns a murdered street musician. The other police become convinced that it's the work of a serial killer in the making, one targeting street musicians. So they have Lt. Disher pose as a busker to draw the killer out.
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* The ''Series/{{Monk}}'' episode "Mr. Monk and the Very Really, Really Dead Man" Guy" concerns a murdered street musician. The other police become convinced that it's the work of a serial killer in the making, one targeting street musicians. So they have Lt. Disher pose as a busker to draw the killer out.
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* This is how Wolfe (and his companion Mal) made a living in ''Webcomic/{{Widdershins}}'' before they got their current ghostbusting gig, supplemented by Mal cheating at cards when possible. Wolfe still plays his violin, though, just not on the street.
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* The ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' team encounters some of these.
** "[[Recap/CSINYS02E02 Grand Murder at Central Station]]": A plastic surgeon gets splashed in the face with lye during rush hour. The metal cup used to transport the liquid rolls away in the ensuing commotion. It gets picked up by a saxophonist playing in the subway who uses it for his tip jar... until Mac shows up requesting it for evidence.
** One of the victims in "[[Recap/CSINYS05E12 Help]]" is a young woman who sang for tips in the subway while her male friend accompanied her on guitar. At the end of the episode, Sid takes Mac and Stella there to hear another female vocalist whom he'd noticed and come to admire while commuting to & from work.
** "[[Recap/CSINYS02E02 Grand Murder at Central Station]]": A plastic surgeon gets splashed in the face with lye during rush hour. The metal cup used to transport the liquid rolls away in the ensuing commotion. It gets picked up by a saxophonist playing in the subway who uses it for his tip jar... until Mac shows up requesting it for evidence.
** One of the victims in "[[Recap/CSINYS05E12 Help]]" is a young woman who sang for tips in the subway while her male friend accompanied her on guitar. At the end of the episode, Sid takes Mac and Stella there to hear another female vocalist whom he'd noticed and come to admire while commuting to & from work.
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* ''Film/MrBeansHoliday'': Mr. Bean does some busking to several songs playing from a borrowed stereo, culminating in a lip-synched performance of Puccini's "O Mio Babbino Caro."
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* ''Series/MrBean'' used this trope a few times. Once in the TV episodes he wanted to drop money into a busker's saxophone case but discovered he had no loose change, so he laid down his handkerchief and danced along to the sax music. When a lady walked by and dropped a coin onto his handkerchief, Mr. Bean transferred it into the sax case and continued along on his way.
** Mr. Bean does some more busking in the 2007 film ''Series/MrBeansHoliday'' to several songs playing from a borrowed stereo, culminating in a lip-synched performance of Puccini's "O Mio Babbino Caro."
** Mr. Bean does some more busking in the 2007 film ''Series/MrBeansHoliday'' to several songs playing from a borrowed stereo, culminating in a lip-synched performance of Puccini's "O Mio Babbino Caro."
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* ''Series/MrBean'' used this trope a few times. Once in the TV episodes ''Series/MrBean'': Once, he wanted to drop money into a busker's saxophone case but discovered he had no loose change, so he laid down his handkerchief and danced along to the sax music. When a lady walked by and dropped a coin onto his handkerchief, Mr. Bean transferred it into the sax case and continued along on his way.
** Mr. Bean does some more busking in the 2007 film ''Series/MrBeansHoliday'' to several songs playing from a borrowed stereo, culminating in a lip-synched performance of Puccini's "O Mio Babbino Caro."way.
** Mr. Bean does some more busking in the 2007 film ''Series/MrBeansHoliday'' to several songs playing from a borrowed stereo, culminating in a lip-synched performance of Puccini's "O Mio Babbino Caro."
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->''"I don't ask for much. A stool to sit on, a song to sing, and some folks gathered 'round to hear it."''
-->-- '''K. K. Slider''', ''VideoGame/{{Animal Crossing}}''
-->-- '''K. K. Slider''', ''VideoGame/{{Animal Crossing}}''
