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* Played straight ''and'' {{inverted|Trope}} at the same time in Disney's ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'': The movie has Scat Cat and others saying "groovy" and "cat" in a film released in 1970 (when that kind of slang was going out of style), but the film itself is set in ''1910'', when none of such slang was in common use (or even invented) yet. Of course, the movie has [[AnachronismStew swing to begin with...]] It still counts, because that sequence also has the eponymous kittens (who are, as their name suggests, supposed to be {{Upper Class Twit}}s) awkwardly joining Scat's crew in singing the jazz song "Ev'rybody Wants To Be a Cat." (Note that the song contains plenty of beatnik/hippie slang such as "square" and "where it's at.")
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* Who can forget the immortal scene from ''WesternAnimation/FernGullyTheLastRainforest''? We still have no idea if it's meant to be a satire (note Crysta's reaction) or if the writers were serious:
--> '''Zack''': You know -- bodacious, bad, tubular...
--> ''Zack looks meaningfully into Crysta's eyes''
--> '''Zack''': As in, you are one ''bodacious'' babe.
* "WesternAnimation/RileysFirstDate", the short following ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'' features Riley's mother trying to find out whether Riley is attracted to Jordan. Unfortunately, she attempts to do so with her idea of current slang. It's as hideously grating as it sounds.
-->'''Mom:''' So, what's the dealio with Jordan? OMG, he is awesomesauce. Fo' shizzy!\\
''[Inside Riley's control center, her emotions stare blankly]''\\
'''Joy:''' ... Did she just say "fo' shizzy?"\\
'''Sadness:''' I don't understand. What's happening?\\
'''Disgust:''' Ugh, this is just embarrassing! I can't. I c-can't. ''[[[ScrewThisImOutOfHere Storms off]]]''\\
'''Mom:''' Holla!\\
''[The rest of the emotions cringe]''
* Spoofed in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'', where Shrek spews out a string of hip-hop slang in a failed attempt to relate to Artie.
-->'''Artie:''' Help! I've been kidnapped by a monster that's trying to relate to me!
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* Played straight ''and'' {{inverted|Trope}} at the same time in Disney's ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'': The movie has Scat Cat and others saying "groovy" and "cat" in a film released in 1970 (when that kind of slang was going out of style), but the film itself is set in ''1910'', when none of such slang was in common use (or even invented) yet. Of course, the movie has [[AnachronismStew swing to begin with...]] It still counts, because that sequence also has the eponymous kittens (who are, as their name suggests, supposed to be {{Upper Class Twit}}s) awkwardly joining Scat's crew in singing the jazz song "Ev'rybody Wants To Be a Cat." (Note that the song contains plenty of beatnik/hippie slang such as "square" and "where it's at.")
%%* The Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon generally averts this, but ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'', especially Megara, is plagued with it.
* Who can forget the immortal scene from ''WesternAnimation/FernGullyTheLastRainforest''? We still have no idea if it's meant to be a satire (note Crysta's reaction) or if the writers were serious:
--> '''Zack''': You know -- bodacious, bad, tubular...
--> ''Zack looks meaningfully into Crysta's eyes''
--> '''Zack''': As in, you are one ''bodacious'' babe.
* "WesternAnimation/RileysFirstDate", the short following ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'' features Riley's mother trying to find out whether Riley is attracted to Jordan. Unfortunately, she attempts to do so with her idea of current slang. It's as hideously grating as it sounds.
-->'''Mom:''' So, what's the dealio with Jordan? OMG, he is awesomesauce. Fo' shizzy!\\
''[Inside Riley's control center, her emotions stare blankly]''\\
'''Joy:''' ... Did she just say "fo' shizzy?"\\
'''Sadness:''' I don't understand. What's happening?\\
'''Disgust:''' Ugh, this is just embarrassing! I can't. I c-can't. ''[[[ScrewThisImOutOfHere Storms off]]]''\\
'''Mom:''' Holla!\\
''[The rest of the emotions cringe]''
* Spoofed in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'', where Shrek spews out a string of hip-hop slang in a failed attempt to relate to Artie.
-->'''Artie:''' Help! I've been kidnapped by a monster that's trying to relate to me!
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* ''Fanfic/OniGaShikuSeries'': All Might drops this line along with a huge {{Lampshade|Hanging}}, complete with GratuitousEnglish:
-->'''All Might: As you youngsters say, [later dude]!'''
-->'''All Might: As you youngsters say, [later dude]!'''
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* [[Wrestling/ImpactWrestling TNA]] went through a period where they were intentionally inverting WWE's example above: they ''constantly'' threw out insider lingo, openly referred to "the script", talked about "turning" and "swerves", etc. etc. This was in the middle of their "Wrestling is real" kick, and was a pretty blatant attempt to snag the Internet Wrestling Community that the WWE seemed to take every opportunity to piss off... Except it was ''so'' blatant and self-contradicting (how can something be "real" one break while someone gets chastised for "going off-script" the next?) that it backfired spectacularly and got the IWC to basically make fun of them even ''worse'' than they were before. Fortunately, it didn't last long and has all but vanished.
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* [[Wrestling/ImpactWrestling [[Wrestling/TotalNonstopActionWrestling TNA]] went through a period where they were intentionally inverting WWE's example above: they ''constantly'' threw out insider lingo, openly referred to "the script", talked about "turning" and "swerves", etc. etc. This was in the middle of their "Wrestling is real" kick, and was a pretty blatant attempt to snag the Internet Wrestling Community that the WWE seemed to take every opportunity to piss off... Except it was ''so'' blatant and self-contradicting (how can something be "real" one break while someone gets chastised for "going off-script" the next?) that it backfired spectacularly and got the IWC to basically make fun of them even ''worse'' than they were before. Fortunately, it didn't last long and has all but vanished.
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* ''Anime/BDamanCrossfire'''s US toyline had the slogan "Be da Man! B-Daman!" in addition to its very Tech Deck inspired commercials - marble-shooting robots shouting [[SurferDude surfer slang]] before one of them [[ToiletHumor vomits marbles everywhere]] due to being dizzy. One of them never even shows off the toys being played with - just some excited kids and a CGI cartoon of the toys tooling about.
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* ''Anime/BDamanCrossfire'''s US toyline had the slogan "Be da Man! B-Daman!" in addition to its very Tech Deck inspired commercials - marble-shooting robots shouting [[SurferDude surfer slang]] before one of them [[ToiletHumor [[ToiletHumour vomits marbles everywhere]] due to being dizzy. One of them never even shows off the toys being played with - just some excited kids and a CGI cartoon of the toys tooling about.
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* In the ''VideoGame/Portal2'' fanfic ''Fanfic/BlueSky'', anytime Wheatley tries to use slang, it comes across as this.
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* In the ''VideoGame/Portal2'' fanfic ''Fanfic/BlueSky'', ''Fanfic/BlueSkyWaffles'', anytime Wheatley tries to use slang, it comes across as this.
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* In Creator/{{Capcom}}'s ''Pinball/{{Breakshot}}'', the moose yells "Bodacious!" if you score a jackpot during Ball-O-Rama.
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* In Creator/{{Capcom}}'s ''Pinball/{{Breakshot}}'', ''Pinball/Breakshot1996'', the moose yells "Bodacious!" if you score a jackpot during Ball-O-Rama.
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* ''Website/FamilyGuyFanon'':
** Season 2's "[[https://familyguyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Between_Sanity_and_Madness Between Sanity and Madness]]" has Francis and Thelma dress in 90's clothing and use 90's slang to appeal to Meg and Chris. They have the reaction one expected to seeing their grandparents trying to be hip with the kids.
** Season 2's "[[https://familyguyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Between_Sanity_and_Madness Between Sanity and Madness]]" has Francis and Thelma dress in 90's clothing and use 90's slang to appeal to Meg and Chris. They have the reaction one expected to seeing their grandparents trying to be hip with the kids.
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**''Website/FamilyGuyFanon'': Season 2's "[[https://familyguyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Between_Sanity_and_Madness "[[Recap/FamilyGuyFanonS2E17BetweenSanityAndMadness Between Sanity and Madness]]" has Francis and Thelma dress in 90's clothing and use 90's slang to appeal to Meg and Chris. They have the reaction one expected to seeing their grandparents trying to be hip with the kids.
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Contrast with SpockSpeak, FormalCharactersUseKeigo, LittleProfessorDialog, and {{Neologism}}. [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with]] someone who ''is'' a [[TheOnlyRighteousIndexOfFanatics total radical]].
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Contrast with SpockSpeak, FormalCharactersUseKeigo, LittleProfessorDialog, and {{Neologism}}. The StreisandEffect can be said to be an inversion: a figure of authority ''wants'' to draw attention away from something, but succeeds only in the opposite, because their interest in keeping it under wraps [[RevealingCoverup is seen as indication that there must be something interesting there]]. [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with]] someone who ''is'' a [[TheOnlyRighteousIndexOfFanatics total radical]].
