VvvvvaVvvvvvr is a YouTube channel created by Hintlord on January 19th, 2017. It is inspired by SiIvaGunner... or rather, SiIvaGunner fan channels and their tendency to be very bad. The premise of the channel is simple: It will upload anything submitted, no matter how terrible it isnote . As a result, the channel is a Denser and Wackier take on "high quality rips" that, while ostensibly still being Bait-and-Switch video game OSTs, is a mess overrun with completely made-up "games" that more often than not only show up once, with too many Inside Jokes to count.
The channel can be viewed here, its Twitter can be viewed here, and its official Bandcamp page can be viewed here.
Main Theme - Trope Examples
- Adaptational Alternate Ending: "Steamed Hams - VvvvvaVvvvvvr & NnnnnaNnnnnnr" starts with a relatively similar premise to the Simpsons episode it's based on before VvvvvaVvvvvvr claims one of NnnnnaNnnnnnr's memes is his, and then he pushes NnnnnaNnnnnnr into the burning kitchen and escapes the house.
- Affectionate Parody:
- "Battle! Cassio-Gambino (With LYRICS)" is this to video game lyrical channels such as Juno Songs or Man on the Internet.
- A Fool and His New Money Are Soon Parted: In Luck of the Irish, V finds a large pot of gold. He then loses it all the following day. N attempts to defy this trope by trying to get V to invest it, but to no avail.
- April Fools' Day: In 2017, VvvvvaVvvvvvr took over TimmyTurnersGrandDad. The Vapril Vools Vakeover rips can be found here.
- Back from the Dead: Three years after the channel supposedly ended after VvvvvaVvvvvvr's, death, he came back to life to upload rips again.
- Bait-and-Switch: Unlike the channels that inspired it, this is Averted for the most part.
- Book Ends: The first video, Megalovania (Dog Mix-Undertale, had an unclosed opening parenthesis, which would finally be closed three years later in the final video, Ending) - Mario.
- Continuity Reboot: Just like SiIvaGunner.
- It started on July 18th, 2017, and saw several changes, most notably:
- Rock my Forum and Doin' Your Mom were replaced with Peanut Butter Tylenol and Ghost Ride the Whip, respectively.
- Pacman Smoking Crack was replaced with CrazyBus.
- Reese's Puffs was replaced with Coco Pops.
- Chadtronic Scan was replaced with How To Properly Clean Your Metal Computernote .
- The memes from SiIvaGunner's reboot (The Simpsons, Family Guy, and Go My Way) also became more prominent.
- The reboot ended on August 8th, 2017. The channel then stayed quiet until August 22nd, 2017 when it returned with the old memes back. The reboot memes haven't gone anywhere, though.
- It started on July 18th, 2017, and saw several changes, most notably:
- Crossover: The video "main theme - bruh sound effect the game" shows characters from Family Guy, SpongeBob SquarePants, The Binding of Isaac, and Undertale together in the same room.
- Depending on the Writer: Or rather, depending on the submitter. The quality of Vavr's rips range wildly, whether it be stylistic suck, some 6 second shitpost sound edit, some basic song mashup, or vip with a lot of effort put into its composition, as if it were from SiivaGunner.
- A Dog Named "Dog":
- There are some rips of a game called Game.
- The rip of "Game - Song" (if you don't interpret it as a rip of "Game" from Song).
- Exactly What It Says on the Tin:
- In the Style of: As one would expect from a SiIvaGunner fan channel, this shows up. However, it's not as common here; VvvvvaVvvvvvr is generally more focused on other kinds of remixes.
- Fictional Video Game: Most of the videos claim to be a song from one. Usually, the "game" in question is either a joke version of a real game or something completely random that might not even be capable of having an OST.
- Idiosyncratic Episode Naming: Nearly every video title on the channel follows the pattern of "(song name) - (game name)".
- The Man Behind the Man: IiiiiaIiiiiir is implied to be one for the channel.
- Mood Whiplash: Close Server - Discord, a rather serious arrangement of the very sad Goodbye To A World, was uploaded during the otherwise ridiculous April Fools' Day event, and notably lacks an amusing description like the other April Fools rips. It would later serve as an example again when a remastered version was included on the (again generally quite stupid) "Best Of" album.
- No Title: Many rips follow the pattern of "Main Theme - (game name)". However, this video is just titled "main theme", which implies that it's a rip of a game with no title.
- Rule of Funny: This is all but an actual rule enforced on fan submissions, albeit with pretty low standards.
- Running Gag: Where to even begin?
- The channel banner displays the most prominent examples: "Rock My Forum", "Doin' Your Mom", Pac-Man Smoking Crack, Reese's Puffs, Scatman John, "Friend - Wood", Manky Kong, "How To Properly Clean Your Metal Computer", and "Chadtronic Scan".
- Other prominent examples include Albert Softie, Puffstale, "Shelter", Waluigi with a Gun, and Kokoro Goes to Domino's Pizzanote .
- Sequel Snark: The fake game "Undertale 2" from SiIvaGunner has shown up here as well, along with more bizarre sequels to both Undertale and other games.
- Similarly Named Works: Invoked.
- Discussed in the description of the first "Shelter" rip, which has a disclaimer: "Not the game where you play as a badger, I mean the anime music video."
- Discussed further when the channel moved on to Shelter 2 rips, a Sequel Snark for the anime... but the new thumbnail has the logo and background from the actual Shelter 2 game.
- So Bad, It's Good: Invoked.
- Stylistic Suck: The whole point of the channel.
- Take That!: Several mixes such as A Ponderer's Cover PLATINUM: The World Revolving (Deltarune), Jouro Hime ga Sekai Seifuku (Philosophy Mix), and A Ponderer's Cover PLATINUM: The Flintstones are a reference to KarjamP, a musical composer whose music is known for its negative reception, consistently poor art quality and the video descriptions that claim to be "philosophical" in nature.
- Title: The Adaptation: Often used for the titles of fake games.
- [Trope Name]: There's a rip called "The Song's Title - The Game's Title", which claims to be composed by The Composer's Name and released on The Game's Platform.
composre: television trope
playlist: there is no playlist, this is a tv tropes article
platforum: whatever
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