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** The Christmas following the film's release saw a "lost" Dewie Cox Christmas single, "For Christmas (The People Want Cox)."
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** The Christmas following the film's release saw a "lost" Dewie Dewey Cox Christmas single, "For Christmas (The People Want Cox)."
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* DuetBonding: Dewey and Darlene.
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* DuetBonding: Dewey and Darlene.Darlene, when they sing "Let's Duet", a song filled with double entendres.
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* IncrediblyLongNote: Dewie and his band hit one in his country western cover of "That's Amore." As [[OverlyLongGag a joke]], of course.
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* IncrediblyLongNote: Dewie Dewey and his band hit one in his country western cover of "That's Amore." As [[OverlyLongGag a joke]], of course.
** Dewey's Dylan period, shot in black and white and featuring him performing under spotlights in a large auditorium and insulting a TIME Magazine reporter, is a shout-out not just to Dylan, but to the acclaimed {{Rockumentary}} film about '60s Dylan, ''Film/DontLookBack''.
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* WaxingLyrical: The first scene of Dewie in the 1960s has him acknowledge societal change with a line (mostly) lifted from "For What It's Worth."
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* WaxingLyrical: The first scene of Dewie Dewey in the 1960s has him acknowledge societal change with a line (mostly) lifted from "For What It's Worth."
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* WereStillRelevantDammit: Invoked during Dewie's career in the 70s, where he jumps on every conceivable bandwagon possible (disco, variety show, jogging).
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* WereStillRelevantDammit: Invoked during Dewie's Dewey's career in the 70s, where he jumps on every conceivable bandwagon possible (disco, variety show, jogging).
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* {{Jerkass}}: Dewey is selfish and narcissistic; among other things, he cheats on his wife, attempts to marry two women, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking never pays for the drugs]], refuses to take responsibility for raising his many children both legitimate and illegitimate, [[RunningGag never pays for the drugs]], sleeps with his bandmates' wives and girlfriends, [[RuleOfThree never pays for the drugs]], has a homosexual experience with a bandmate that leaves him confused and hurt, and [[OverlyLongGag he never ''once'' pays for the drugs!]]
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* {{Jerkass}}: Dewey is selfish and narcissistic; among other things, he cheats on his wife, attempts to marry two women, Darlene while married to Edith, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking never pays for the drugs]], refuses to take responsibility for raising his many children both legitimate and illegitimate, [[RunningGag never pays for the drugs]], sleeps with his bandmates' wives and girlfriends, [[RuleOfThree never pays for the drugs]], has a homosexual experience with a bandmate that leaves him confused and hurt, and [[OverlyLongGag he never ''once'' not once pays for the drugs!]]
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* FanDisservice: John C Reilly, '''naked'''.
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* FanDisservice: John C C. Reilly, '''naked'''.
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* FirstGirlWins: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] with Dewey eventually falling in love with his back up singer Darlene and divorcing his first wife, whom had previously won.
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* FirstGirlWins: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] with Dewey eventually falling in love with his back up singer Darlene and divorcing his first wife, whom had previously won. Similar to how Johnny Cash ended up with June Carter after splitting with his first wife Vivian.
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* IncrediblyLongNote: Dewie and his band hit one in his country western cover of "That's Amore." As [[OverlyLongGag a joke]], of corse.
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* IncrediblyLongNote: Dewie and his band hit one in his country western cover of "That's Amore." As [[OverlyLongGag a joke]], of corse.course.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Dewey is selfish and narcissistic; among other things, he cheats on his wife, attempts to marry two women, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking never pays for the drugs]], refuses to take responsibility for raising his many children both legitimate and illegitimate, [[RunningGag never pays for the drugs]], sleeps with his bandmates' wives and girlfriends, [[RuleOfThree never pays for the drugs]], has a homosexual experience with a bandmate that leaves the bandmate confused and hurt, and [[OverlyLongGag he never]] ''[[OverlyLongGag once]]'' [[OverlyLongGag pays for the drugs!]]
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* {{Jerkass}}: Dewey is selfish and narcissistic; among other things, he cheats on his wife, attempts to marry two women, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking never pays for the drugs]], refuses to take responsibility for raising his many children both legitimate and illegitimate, [[RunningGag never pays for the drugs]], sleeps with his bandmates' wives and girlfriends, [[RuleOfThree never pays for the drugs]], has a homosexual experience with a bandmate that leaves the bandmate him confused and hurt, and [[OverlyLongGag he never]] ''[[OverlyLongGag once]]'' [[OverlyLongGag never ''once'' pays for the drugs!]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Dewey noticed there's some argument among the Beatles.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Dewey noticed there's some argument tension among the Beatles.
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** And then there's "Black Sheep," Dewey's attempt to be "artsy," parodying Brian Wilson's breakdown when trying to record ''Music/SMiLE''.
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** And then there's "Black Sheep," Dewey's attempt to be "artsy," parodying Brian Wilson's breakdown when trying to record ''Music/SMiLE''.''Music/{{Smile|TheBeachBoys}}''.
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* CreatorBreakdown: In-universe; Dewey's lengthy and bizarre production of his masterpiece during the TheSixties is taken from Music/BrianWilson's infamous ''Music/{{Smile}}'' album.
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* CreatorBreakdown: In-universe; Dewey's lengthy and bizarre production of his masterpiece during the TheSixties is taken from Music/BrianWilson's infamous ''Music/{{Smile}}'' ''Music/{{Smile|TheBeachBoys}}'' album.
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** It's a subversion of the expectation that explicit male nudity is taboo. The previous shot is after all of the same naked man from behind, to make us think that the nudity is just going to be implied as usual. It then becomes a RunningGag to cut back to the penis as much as possible. In addition, it comes immediately after multiple shots featuring multiple naked women.
** The penis is also clearly identified as belonging to a roadie Bert who had also attended the orgy, performing his duties by asking Dewey if he can get Dewey a coffee (with the audience seeing his butt). Then Bert asks Dewey if he's seen Bert's sandals, with his posture indicating that he's standing and looking around the room for them (with the audience seeing his penis).
** The penis is also clearly identified as belonging to a roadie Bert who had also attended the orgy, performing his duties by asking Dewey if he can get Dewey a coffee (with the audience seeing his butt). Then Bert asks Dewey if he's seen Bert's sandals, with his posture indicating that he's standing and looking around the room for them (with the audience seeing his penis).
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** Played for laughs with Dewey's first big song as a high school student, "Take My Hand," which by all indications is a completely anodyne song about two people holding hands. Which manages to spark a riot at the high school, and the local priest angrily insists everyone knows what Dewey means by "holding hands." Dewey finds that really confusing, since it's just a song about holding hands.
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* AccidentalSuicide: Dewey tries to reconcile with his father who has not forgiven him for [[AccidentalMurder accidentally killing]] his younger brother by [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe cutting him in half]] with a machete years ago. [[spoiler:The two men end up dueling with machetes and Dewey's father cuts himself in half with his own machete. He does forgive Dewey before he dies though, as he now realizes [[CrossesTheLineTwice how easy it is to cut someone in half with a machete]]]].
* AccidentalMurder: Dewey accidentally killed his younger brother by cutting him in half with a machete as a kid.
* AccidentalMurder: Dewey accidentally killed his younger brother by cutting him in half with a machete as a kid.
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* AccidentalSuicide: Dewey tries to reconcile with his father who has not forgiven him for [[AccidentalMurder accidentally killing]] his younger brother by [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe cutting him in half]] with a machete years ago. [[spoiler:The two men end up dueling with machetes and Dewey's father cuts himself in half with his own machete. He does forgive Dewey before he dies though, as he now realizes [[CrossesTheLineTwice how easy it is to cut someone in half with a machete]]]].
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* AccidentalSuicide: Dewey tries to reconcile with his father who has not forgiven him for [[AccidentalMurder accidentally killing]] his younger brother by [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe cutting him in half]] with a machete years ago. [[spoiler:The two men end up dueling with machetes and Dewey's father cuts himself in half with his own machete. He does forgive Dewey before he dies though, as he now realizes [[CrossesTheLineTwice how easy it is to cut someone in half with a machete]]]].
* AccidentalMurder: Dewey accidentally killed his younger brother by cutting him in half with a machete as a kid.
* AccidentalMurder: Dewey accidentally killed his younger brother by cutting him in half with a machete as a kid.
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-->'''George Harrison:''' It's so dark in this tent, y'know, it reminds me of when we, the Beatles, the four Beatles...\\
'''Paul [=McCartney=]:''' From Liverpool.\\
'''John Lennon:''' We are from Liverpool.\\
'''Paul [=McCartney=]:''' From Liverpool.\\
'''John Lennon:''' We are from Liverpool.\\
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* BilingualDialogue: Dewey and record producer L'Chaim have won where Dewey's speaking German and L'Chaim's speaking Yiddish (the two languages '''can''' be mutually comprehensible).
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* BilingualDialogue: Dewey and record producer L'Chaim have won one where Dewey's speaking German and L'Chaim's speaking Yiddish (the two languages '''can''' be mutually comprehensible).
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* BrickJoke: Having been reminded three times during the band break up that “You never once paid for Drugs! Not once." Dewey shows up at Sam’s with a bag of drugs as an apology.
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* OverlyLongGag: Two are beautifully done back to back with Dewey destroying anything he can find in his house during a breakdown, then playing catch with more and more children as his redemption.
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** Finding ridiculously awkward ways to let the audience know how old they are at that time.
** Making darn sure everybody knows exactly what famous person Dewey is encountering at that moment.
** Dewey and others meeting all stereotypical fashions and trends of the era the scene is set in.
** Horribly miscast Celebrities
** Making darn sure everybody knows exactly what famous person Dewey is encountering at that moment.
** Dewey and others meeting all stereotypical fashions and trends of the era the scene is set in.
** Horribly miscast Celebrities
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-->''Mailboxes drip like lampposts in the twisted birth canal / Of the coliseum''\\
''Rim job fairy teapots mask the temper tantrum / O' say can you see 'em''
''Rim job fairy teapots mask the temper tantrum / O' say can you see 'em''
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''Rim job fairy teapots mask the temper
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-->''I just close my eyes, when I fantasize''\\
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* WordSaladLyrics: Parodied during Dewey's 'Dylan' phase.
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* WordSaladLyrics: WordSaladLyrics:
** Parodied with "Royal Jelly", recorded during Dewey's'Dylan' phase.
-->Mailboxes"Dylan" phase; he himself admits he has no idea what he's singing.
-->''Mailboxes drip like lampposts in the twisted birth canalof / Of the coliseum
-->Rimcoliseum''\\
''Rim job fairy teapots mask the tempertantrum tantrum / O' say can you see 'em'em''
** "Black Sheep" plays with this; though the lyrics themselves are bizarre, the song's heavy symbolism is very clearly Dewey [[RuleOfSymbolism trying to exorcise the guilt he feels over accidentally killing Nate]], [[SurvivorsGuilt and how he, the inadequate, unwanted brother, is still alive]].
-->''I just close my eyes, when I fantasize''\\
''Much to my surprise, I'm only half the size''\\
''That I used to be~''\\
''Bye, bye, white brother / This black sheep gotta roll''\\
''Bla-a-a-ack, sheep / bla-a-a-ack, sheep''\\
''The fields are in har-mo-ny, half is unsung''\\
''Now, that the blade, has been swung''
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** "Black Sheep" plays with this; though the lyrics themselves are bizarre, the song's heavy symbolism is very clearly Dewey [[RuleOfSymbolism trying to exorcise the guilt he feels over accidentally killing Nate]], [[SurvivorsGuilt and how he, the inadequate, unwanted brother, is still alive]].
-->''I just close my eyes, when I fantasize''\\
''Much to my surprise, I'm only half the size''\\
''That I used to be~''\\
''Bye, bye, white brother / This black sheep gotta roll''\\
''Bla-a-a-ack, sheep / bla-a-a-ack, sheep''\\
''The fields are in har-mo-ny, half is unsung''\\
''Now, that the blade, has been swung''
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* HollywoodHeartAttack [[spoiler:The final scene of the film is a still shot of Dewey suffering a fatal heart attack.]]
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* HollywoodHeartAttack HollywoodHeartAttack: [[spoiler:The final scene of the film is a still shot of Dewey suffering a fatal heart attack.]]
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** "It's marijuana, Dewey. You don't want no part of this shit." "It's cocaine, Dewey. You don't want no part of this shit." "We're doing pills-- uppers and downers. It's the logical next step for you.""I want me some of that shit!"
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** "It's marijuana, Dewey. You don't want no part of this shit." "It's cocaine, Dewey. You don't want no part of this shit." "We're doing pills-- uppers and downers. It's the logical next step for you.""I " "I want me some of that shit!"
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* HitlerAteSugar: After Dewey's performance of "Let's Hold Hands" causes a moral outcry in the town, the town preacher attempts to justify the song's "immoral" nature;
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* HitlerAteSugar: After Dewey's performance of "Let's Hold Hands" "Hold My Hand" causes a moral outcry in the town, the town preacher attempts to justify the song's "immoral" nature;
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* HitlerAteSugar: After Dewey's performance of "Let's Hold Hands" causes a moral outcry in the town, the town preacher attempts to justify the song's "immoral" nature;
-->"Y'know who also has hands? The Devil! And he uses 'em for holdin'!"
-->"Y'know who also has hands? The Devil! And he uses 'em for holdin'!"
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* FanDisservice: John C Reilly, '''naked'''. [[{{Squick}} Ew.]]
** In the extended cut, this is actually avoided in one scene where an obvious body double with heavily muscular features is used during a sex scene.
** In the extended cut, this is actually avoided in one scene where an obvious body double with heavily muscular features is used during a sex scene.
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* FanDisservice: John C Reilly, '''naked'''. [[{{Squick}} Ew.]]\n** In the extended cut, this is actually avoided in one scene where an obvious body double with heavily muscular features is used during a sex scene.
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* HeroicRRoD: [[spoiler:Dewey dies of a heart attack a mere three minutes after finishing his last performance.]]
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* HeroicRRoD: HeroicRROD: [[spoiler:Dewey dies of a heart attack a mere three minutes after finishing his last performance.]]
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** And then there's "Black Sheep," Dewey's attempt to be "artsy," parodying Brian Wilson's CreatorBreakdown when trying to record ''Music/SMiLE''.
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* MadArtist: Dewey plays this up in his CreatorBreakdown.
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* MadArtist: Dewey plays this up in his CreatorBreakdown.breakdown.
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* TheUnintelligible: JackWhite's Music/{{Elvis|Presley}} starts off as mildly mush-mouthed before descending into outright Elvis-sounding gibberish when he and Dewey meet backstage at Dewey's first performance. And as soon as he walks away...
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* TheUnintelligible: JackWhite's Music/JackWhite's Music/{{Elvis|Presley}} starts off as mildly mush-mouthed before descending into outright Elvis-sounding gibberish when he and Dewey meet backstage at Dewey's first performance. And as soon as he walks away...
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* BilingualDialogue: Dewey and record producer L'Chaim have won where Dewey's speaking German and L'Chaim's speaking Yiddish (the two language '''can''' be mutually comprehensible).
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* HeroicRRoD: [[spoiler:Dewey dies of a heart attack a mere three minutes after finishing his last performance.]]
* HollywoodHeartAttack [[spoiler:The final scene of the film is a still shot of Dewey suffering a fatal heart attack.]]
* JadedWashout: While Dewey is able to maintain some success in the 60s, his career hits a wall in the 70s and remains dead until a rapper samples one of his songs in the 2000s.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny
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* TheComicallySerious: The conceit of the movie is that it looks and feels like a normal music biopic, but has been "hijacked" by popular comedians.
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* TheComicallySerious: The conceit of the movie is that it looks it's photographed and feels directed like a normal music biopic, but has been "hijacked" by popular comedians.
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: At the height of his hard drug problem, Dewey starts shouting instead of signing and telling his band to play extremely fast and dissonantly. One of his band members is disgusted by the result -- nobody's ever going to listen to this garbage, especially not with Dewey singing like some kind of "''punk''".
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: At the height of his hard drug problem, Dewey starts shouting instead of signing singing and telling his band to play extremely fast and dissonantly. One of his band members is disgusted by the result -- nobody's ever going to listen to this garbage, especially not with Dewey singing like some kind of "''punk''".
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** The penis is also clearly identified as belonging to a roadie who had also attended the orgy, performing his duties by asking Dewey if he can get him anything.
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** The penis is also clearly identified as belonging to a roadie Bert who had also attended the orgy, performing his duties by asking Dewey if he can get him anything.Dewey a coffee (with the audience seeing his butt). Then Bert asks Dewey if he's seen Bert's sandals, with his posture indicating that he's standing and looking around the room for them (with the audience seeing his penis).
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* AbusiveParents: Dewey’s father repeatedly reminds him "The wrong kid died!", and [[spoiler:tries to murder him.]]