Basic Trope: Music is banned or not allowed.
- Straight: Senator Sally Silence doesn't let music be played in her land.
- Exaggerated: Making any sound that slightly resembles music will catch Sally Silence's attention, and punishment will be dealt.
- Downplayed:
- Sally Silence only bans a certain type of music.
- Sally Silence doesn't want music being played in her room.
- Sally Silence doesn't want music played near her. She's okay with other people listening to it.
- Justified: Sally Silence is a fun-hating villain who wants to keep her land's residents miserable.
- Inverted: Marcy Music loves music and wants it playing 24/7.
- Subverted: Sally Silence bans music. But once she hears some, she likes it and decides to allow it.
- Double Subverted: But when Sally Silence gets dethroned by Quincy Quiet, he bans music again.
- Zig-Zagged: Whether or not music is allowed depends on what type it is, and if it's being played near Sally Silence.
- Averted: Sally Silence, despite her name, allows people to listen to music.
- Enforced: "Oh no, we don't have enough money to afford a composer!" "Let's just say there's a villain, Sally Silence or something, who doesn't allow it."
- Lampshaded: "No music's allowed as long as I'm ruling!"
- Invoked: Sally Silence imposes a ban on music in her land.
- Exploited: Sally Silence's Sitcom Arch-Nemesis is an aspiring musician. She bans music to put a stop to his success.
- Defied: Sally Silence considers banning music, but chooses against it.
- Discussed: "Sally Silence? Sounds like a music hater, alright."
- Conversed: "With someone named Sally Silence ruling this land, I'm guessing this show won't have much music."
- Played for Laughs: Sally Silence has incredibly funny freak-outs whenever somebody plays music near her.
- Played for Drama: Sally Silence's ban has negative effects on the well-being and career of our protagonist, a fledging guitarist.
- Played for Horror: Sally Silence hunts down musicians and murders them.
Turn your volume down before going to No Music Allowed.