Basic Trope: A work assumes how old the viewers are when Breaking the Fourth Wall in some form.
- Straight: The Adventures of Alice and Bob, a show aimed at children, often has the hosts Alice and Bob refer to the audience as "kids" during moments of Fake Interactivity.
- Exaggerated: The Adventures of Alice and Bob has No Fourth Wall, with Alice and Bob barely going a few minutes without talking to the kids in the audience.
- Downplayed: The Adventures of Alice and Bob has an offhand mention that most of their viewers are probably on the younger side.
- Justified: Alice and Bob are some form of Fourth Wall Observers who are aware that they're in a show aimed at kids.
- Inverted: Alice and Bob mention that they absolutely have no idea how old their audience is.
- Subverted: Alice and Bob say "Hey, kids!" while looking at the camera, before it's revealed that they were actually talking to some offscreen children.
- Double Subverted: Then, they ask the kids, "Come over here, there are some kids watching our show!"
- Parodied:
- The Adventures of Alice and Bob is a Subverted Kids' Show that's actually highly inappropriate for children, but Alice and Bob refer to the viewers as "kids" anyway.
- The show has a Periphery Demographic, so Alice and Bob have a tendency to address the audience with "kids... and also some adults!"
- Zig-Zagged: ???
- Averted:
- Alice and Bob don't break the fourth wall.
- If Alice and Bob do mention their viewers, there are no mentions of their assumed age.
- The main character in a story told in the second-person point of view has a Vague Age.
- Enforced: The show's writers think that the Target Audience will be more engaged in the story this way.
- Lampshaded: ???
- Invoked: ???
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: ???
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
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