History Main / ALadyOnEachArm

* ''Film/BackToTheFuturePartII'': In the alternate timeline, the wealthy and corrupt Biff Tannen (who, by the way, forced Lorraine to marry him after he murdered her husband) is seen in his private quarters lounging in a hot tub with his arms wrapped around two ladies, watching a Creator/ClintEastwood film.

%% ZCE * The guy pictured is Wrestling/RandyOrton.
* None of them were able to do it with as much style as "The Nature Boy" Wrestling/RicFlair.

* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'': In both the Angel Dust prequel comic and the "Music/{{Addict}}" music video, Valentino is seen with a girl on each side, in classic pimp style.

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* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'': In both the Angel Dust prequel comic and the "ADDICT" music video, Valentino is seen with a girl on each side, in classic pimp style.

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* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick: On the Origin of [=PCs=]'', a newly-jailbroken Belkar is just musing that life couldn't get any better when happens upon a sign saying, "WHORES: 2-for-1 Sale!" The next panel is the three of them walking off like this.
* In ''Webcomic/{{Sinfest}}'', {{Satan}} commonly appears with a succubus on each arm. Less now that the succubi have personalities.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Arawn}}'': Arawn is shown this way in one of the later albums after he's become an EvilOverlord, with a female demon on either side of his throne.

* ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'': At the end of ''ComicBook/Supergirl2005'' #6, Ultraman, an EvilTwin is shown with two female Kryptonian followers draped over his shoulders.

* There's a variation in one of the ''ComicBook/ElfQuest'' novelizations, where villainess Winnowill has a guy on one arm and a girl on the other.

* ''ComicBook/Superboy1994'': After Roxy confesses her love for the title character, who understandably views her as a sister since he's been living with her like a sibling since he was about a week old, her confession unnerves him enough that he has a dream in which he's walking down the beach with a flirtatious Roxy on one arm and his girlfriend Tana on the other. The dream scenario eventually devolves into a LoverTugOfWar in which the girls tear him in half which wakes him up.
* ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}: Candor'': At the end of the first issue, the Kandorian god-king Kal El (Ultraman, an EvilTwin of Superman from the antimatter universe) is shown with two female Kryptonian followers draped over his shoulders.

* ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel'': In both the Angel Dust prequel comic and the "ADDICT" music video, Valentino is seen with a girl on each side, in classic pimp style.

* Subverted in ''Series/JessicaJones2015''. When Jessica first meets Kilgrave he has two women with him, not because EvilIsSexy but because of his CompellingVoice. He immediately dismisses them having laid eyes on Jessica, and things quickly go FromBadToWorse. Later when a therapy group is assembled of Kilgrave's victims, it includes one of the women.

* ''Manga/IonoTheFanatics'': a YuriGenre example. On the first page of Chapter 0, Iono can be seen with two members of her yuri harem on each arm.

* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': Bruce Wayne is often seen like this to better promote his MillionairePlayboy persona.

* Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon:

* [[ChivalrousPervert Jansen Friedh]] of ''VideoGame/LostOdyssey''. After being assigned to a mission with Kaim and [[ActionGirl Seth]], he decides to show up late, drunk, and surrounded by three different women. [[PunctuatedForEmphasis It. Is.]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWuCUa59jes Hilarious.]]
* Can be either PlayedStraight or GenderInverted in the ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' ''Citadel'' DLC. While infiltrating a casino, a female Shepard can bring James Vega along, and GuestStarPartyMember Maya Brooks will then suggest that he "accessorise" a bit. Cut to Vega with the two women on each arm. If a male Shepard brings Kaidan he will instead ask Brooks which man she would like to take her arm. Cut to Brooks with both men on each arm. [[note]]Due to animation constrains the person in the middle will actually just link arms with one person while the other one just walks really close, but it's clear from the dialogue that this trope is in play.[[/note]]

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* Referenced in act 1 of ''VisualNovel/MissingStars''. Erik's older sisters joke that he was toured around his new school with two female classmates, Irene and Ela. Erik jokes back that he "has game".

* The ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekS1E15ShoreLeave Shore Leave]]" ends with the revelation that all the strange occurrences have been just illusions created by a PleasurePlanet for their entertainment; Dr. [=McCoy=] (who was supposedly killed) turns up with a lady on each arm.

%% ZCE * In ''Manga/TheLawOfUeki'', ''God'' is like that.
%% Needs Context * Greed in ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' is introduced this way.
%% ZCE * ''Manga/HajimeNoIppo'': Bryan Hawk.

* ''Manga/IonoTheFanatics'': a YuriGenre example. On the first page of Chapter 0, Iono can be seen with two members of her yuri harem on each arm.
%% Needs Context * ''Manga/KashimashiGirlMeetsGirl'': A YuriGenre example; this is a common theme for the {{manga}} and DVD covers.

* In the [=23th=] ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' ED, [[ChivalrousPervert Shunsui]] is seen like this with [[HotLibrarian Nanao]] and [[spoiler: [[{{Meganekko}} Lisa]]]]. {{Inverted|Trope}} on the cover art for chapter 534. Masaki is seen like this with Isshin and Ryuuken.
* Jackie Gudelhian from ''Anime/FutureGPXCyberFormula'' often has several ladies on his arms, being a huge flirt. Leon Earnhardt as well, as he is shown with 3 ladies in a hotel in ''SAGA''.
* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Loke is initially portrayed this way, directly due to his former partner[[spoiler: /master who was a RareFemaleExample of this trope]]
%% Needs Context * Agon Kongo of ''Manga/Eyeshield21''. Gives the term "double date" a whole new meaning...
%% Needs Context * In ''Manga/TheWorldGodOnlyKnows'', Keima has to [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment endure]] one of these.
* The anime adaptation of ''Literature/InfiniteStratos'' has Ichika in this exact situation, coerced to escort two of his close classmates to the cafeteria. Later {{exaggerated|Trope}}, when Houki, Cecilia, Charlotte and Laura all attempt to accompany him on his break during the school festival, resulting in him having ''two'' girls holding each of his arms.

* ''Literature/HighSchoolDXD'': At one point, Issei ends up walking to school with Rias and Akeno both clinging to him - and that's only because they edged out the competition. Asia briefly considers jumping on his back.
* ''Anime/KillLaKill'': When it's revealed that Isshin Matoi founded Nudist Beach, Mako imagines an old man on a beach with nubile ladies fawning over him. Ryuko quickly dismisses such imagination.

* ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}: Candor'': At the end of the first issue, the Kandorian god-king Kal El (Ultraman, an EvilTwin of Superman from the antimatter universe) is shown with two female Kryptonian followers draped over his shoulders.

* {{Subverted|Trope}} in a ''Tim Traveller'' story. Time decides to see what his life will be like in the future, and sees himself pulling this off as a young man. Then the girls' boyfriends appear and beat his future self up.

* ''ComicBook/{{Arawn}}'': Arawn is shown this way in one of the later albums after he's become an EvilOverlord, with a female demon on either side of his throne.
* Played for horror in ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd''. When Judge Death first meets the Sisters of Death, the three of them are shown like this, with them clinging to his legs after he spares their lives. He's a psycho killer cop, they're two screeching haglike witches. Oh, and there's body parts laying all over the place.

* The ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'' fandom has [[http://jadenkaiba.deviantart.com/art/Judai-Asuka-and-Rei-175031593 this piece of fanart]].

* Naveen sings about this in ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'', combining this with BlondeBrunetteRedhead, as seen in the page quote.
* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'': The special edition has the ReCut song "Human Again" in which Lumiere sings that when the spell is broken: "I'll be cooking again / be good looking again / With a mademoiselle on each arm."

* In 1981's ''The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie'', at the start of the third act "the Oswalds", we see WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn arriving at the awards show with a pair of lady chickens accompanying him on each side.

* ''Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse'':
** ''Film/IronMan1'': Creator/StanLee as Hugh Hefner (or as himself, except Tony Stark thinks he's Hugh).
** InvokedTrope in ''Film/{{Black Panther|2018}}''. This is the image T'Challa seeks to inspire when going undercover at the Korean illegal casino as a rich Kenyan playboy. The two ladies being Okoye and Nakia, they are as removed as it is possible from mere eye candy.

* ''Film/{{Rent}}'': A RareFemaleExample. At the end of "Tango: Maureen", the bisexual title character walks away with a guy and girl on each arm as Mark and Joanne look on.

* Ned Land (Creator/KirkDouglas) is introduced this way in Disney's ''Film/TwentyThousandLeaguesUnderTheSea''. He briefly lets go of them to start a brawl, but quickly emerges to get them back. Douglas insisted on this so his reputation as a Casanova wouldn't be tarnished by appearing in a family film.
* In ''Film/WallStreetMoneyNeverSleeps'', Gordon meets Bud at a fundraiser many years later. Bud has since become a billionaire and retired and shows up with two ladies. Naturally, the ladies don't get any lines or even names, but this is partly due to Bud himself appearing only as a cameo.
* In ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'' holodeck gangster Nicky the Nose has two [[TheFlapper flapper girls]] rubbing his shoulders.
* ''Film/RockStar'': When Kirk calls Chris, he's lounging by the pool with the two groupies we met earlier in the film. Throw in a conversation about his exes--all of whom he refers to as "Tottie."
* Virgil Sparks (the Pride of Texas) makes his introduction this way in ''Film/TheQuickAndTheDead''. The Kid has his own groupies too.
* ''Film/BackToTheFuturePartII'': In the alternate timeline, the wealthy and corrupt Biff Tannen (who, by the way, forced Lorraine to marry him after he murdered her husband) is seen in his private quarters lounging in a hot tub with his arms wrapped around two ladies, watching a Creator/ClintEastwood film.
* ''Film/RoboCop1987'' has the two "bitches" Bob Morton is [[HookersAndBlow doing cocaine with]] before Clarence Boddicker enters and tells them to leave.

%% Needs Context * ''Film/{{Barbarella}}''. So to say. And justified. Pygar needs it for equilibrium.

* ''Film/TheWarWagon'': When Lomax first meets Taw at the saloon, he has a pair of Chinese {{Soiled Dove}}s hanging on his arms.
* When Kinuba leaves the Kansas bar (just before he is jumped by the jackers) in ''Film/AlitaBattleAngel'', he has a girl on each arm, and one slung across his shoulders for good measure.
* In ''Film/CatchMeIfYouCan'', this is used as a distraction by Frank. He cons several schoolgirls into accompanying him with the promise of jobs as air hostesses. Then in the ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0uyIWOU024 Come Fly With Me]]'' scene he walks straight through an FBI stakeout; all the cops were too busy getting an eyeful of the pretty young air hostesses to notice Frank. As they walk away from the car at the start of the scene Frank actually has two girls on one arm and three on the other, but they don't hold the formation for long.
* In ''Film/BohemianRhapsody'', Roger Taylor is depicted this way on Queen's tour bus during the montage of the band's first American tour, though all three people involved appear to be asleep.
* ''Film/{{Swashbuckler}}'': When the pirates celebrate the successful theft of the Barnet's treasure from Major Folly's coach with [[TheNeedForMead rum and wenches]], Nick is seen roistering with a pair of wenches (one black, one white) clinging to either arm.
* ''Film/SomeGuyWhoKillsPeople'': At his birthday party, the grossly overweight Marty Prichard is seen sitting in a chair with his arm around a pretty young woman sitting on each arm of the chair.
* The Crypt Keeper segment that ends ''Film/DemonKnight'' has the Keeper attending a red carpet Hollywood premiere accompanied by a pair of starlets.

* ''Film/ArmyOfFrankensteins'': When Walton meets John Wilkes Booth in a tavern in Washington, Booth has a scantily clad woman seated at each arm.

* One of the villainous lycanthropes in ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles: Fool Moon'' notes this trope nearly by name, referring to Harry. Unfortunately for Harry, Susan and Murphy were only on his arms because he was so injured he needed their help.
* ''Literature/DaisyMiller'': 1880s Europe's local American Girl finally goes too far when she walks down a street in Rome ''with a man on each arm!'' One of them is the protagonist who, unlike Daisy, is painfully aware of the awkwardness of the situation. It causes a scandal.

* During ''[[Literature/XWingSeries Wedge's Gamble]]'', Corran Horn, undercover on Coruscant with some other Rogues and Rebel agents, tours the Imperial palace in the company of two women, aware of what it looks like and pleased at the jealousy, because both are tall - taller than him, actually - and striking. Of course, one's one of his {{wing|Man}}mates and the other is from Intelligence and a ranking officer. Being thought of as arm candy is useful.
* In ''[[Literature/DocSidhe Sidhe Devil]]'', Doc leaves a party with Ish on one arm and Gaby on the other. The three of them invoke this trope [[spoiler:to hide the fact that Doc is about to fall over from magical exhaustion.]]
* Our first view of Dionysus in ''[[Literature/ZeusIsDead Zeus Is Dead: A Monstrously Inconvenient Adventure]]'' is of him sitting on his recliner-throne playing video games while flanked by no less than three women, two of whom are dressed as cheerleaders.

%% ZCE * ''Series/HappyDays'': Fonzie. Aayyyy!

* ''Series/GossipGirl'': The first time we see Chuck Bass he is sitting on a couch with two of Blair's minions, Kati and Iz. In the next episode, we first see him waking up in bed with one woman on each side of him. He is then continuously seen with two women at a time when he's not fawning over Blair. Apparently, [[TwinThreesomeFantasy twins find him]].
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'':
** In one of the earlier seasons, Xander enlists Buffy and Willow to fake this with him. He's trying to make Cordelia jealous. They play along.
** Later, the recurring ''Buffy'' character Andrew turns up on ''Series/{{Angel}}'' with a woman on each arm. Since he'd been heavily implied to be gay in the past, some fans [[HideYourLesbians found this annoying]]. There have been two different explanations given for this change: Joss has blamed it on last-minute changes to the episode, saying it was supposed to be Dawn with a gender-swapped version of this trope, and the other story was that it was originally supposed to be a larger group of men and women meeting Andrew, meant to give a general impression of beauty to contrast with Andrew's earlier characterization as a social outcast, that was shrunk to just two women due to a misreading of the script. Some fans explain this away as him going to an LGBT club with two LipstickLesbian friends.
* "President T.W. Hunt Sr." on ''[[Series/TreasureHuntUS The New Treasure Hunt]]'', who is escorted in this manner by two models who [[MoneyToThrowAway throw money around]].
* In ''Series/MahouSentaiMagiranger'', a MonsterOfTheWeek splits Vancuria into her two human selves just so he can have a girl on each arm. She is/they are not very pleased.
* ''Series/{{The Office|US}}'': Done so Michael, Ryan, and Dwight can get into a club.
* ''Series/{{Hustle}}'': Danny Blue has a scene in episode two of the first season where he's accompanied by two female flight attendants, as a quite obvious ShoutOut to ''Film/CatchMeIfYouCan'' (mentioned above under "Films").
* ''Series/{{Glee}}'': When [[MrFanservice Sam]] goes to the prom with Rachel and [[BigBeautifulWoman Mercedes]] (they both went with him because he thought he wouldn't be able to afford it), they are clearly invoking this with [[http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-IwFRHLopZ20/TdOnvTy9hhI/AAAAAAAAC4I/ZNUu-K1QYgE/s640/Glee+Prom+Queen+Mercedes+Sam+Rachel.jpg their prom picture]].

* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''
** In "Dog With Two Bones" Crichton has an ImagineSpot re marrying Aeryn on Earth. At his wedding party, a tuxedo-wearing D'Argo is clasping a pair of human beauties.
--->'''D'Argo:''' John, tonight you are the second-luckiest man on Earth. [[AThreesomeIsHot Know what I mean?]]
** In "Won't Get Fooled Again", D'Argo turns up as a hotshot astronaut and ladies man. His EstablishingCharacterMoment involves screeching up in a sports car, stepping out and putting his arms around a couple of PrettyPrivates who are passing by.
** Another imagine spot in "The Peacekeeper Wars", this time involving [[NotSoImaginaryFriend Harvey]], has him as a sleazy building contractor with a hot female chauffeur and SexySecretary played like this trope.
* ''Series/{{Banacek}}'': In "Rocket to Oblivion", Art Gallagher arrives at the exposition with a girl on each arm. He later brings both of them with him to the SummationGathering.
* ''Series/{{Riverdale}}'': Archie walks into the school dance with Betty on one arm and Veronica on the other. Betty had intended to ask Archie to just take ''her'', with Veronica's support, but chickened out and played it off as asking Archie to go with her ''and'' Veronica "as friends." Veronica played along and claimed that she and Betty "needed an escort," while Betty said they'd be making sure newcomer Veronica wouldn't go to her first dance alone.
* Subverted in ''Series/JessicaJones2015''. When Jessica first meets Kilgrave he has two women with him, not because EvilIsSexy but because of his CompellingVoice. He immediately dismisses them having laid eyes on Jessica, and things quickly go FromBadToWorse. Later when a therapy group is assembled of Kilgrave's victims, it includes one of the women.

* Mo from ''Series/SmartGuy'' gets this treatment during the episode "Gotta Dance" when an aptitude test indicates that he's best suited as a motivational speaker and brings with it the popularity with the ladies. Unfortunately for him, this is undone at the end of the selfsame episode when Vice Principal Militich informs him that his actual aptitude test result got mixed up with another student's, revealing his best-suited career path as:
-->'''Mo''': (reading from the result) VICE PRINCIPAL?!
-->*The girls leave him in disgust*
-->'''Militich''': [[SeenItAll Get used to it.]]
* ''Series/FullHouse'': In the episode "Trouble in Twin Town", Stephanie becomes attracted to a pair of twin brothers and hatches a FakeTwinGambit to hopefully impress them. By the end of the episode, the gambit falls apart and the boys find out Stephanie doesn't have a twin. Luckily for Stephanie, the boys like her enough that they start fighting over her, and Stephanie placates them by saying there's enough of her for the both of them and exits the scene with the twins on both of her arms.

%% Needs Context * Pavi Largo in ''Film/RepoTheGeneticOpera''.
* In the New Year's Eve scene of ''Theatre/ShowBoat'', Andy is lasciviously escorting two young women, neither of whom is his wife. There's actually three of them, but of course he only has two arms.
* In the final moments of ''Theatre/StreetScene'', a sailor crosses with his arms around the waists of two girls.

* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'', CasanovaWannabe Irvine suggests the team of 6 [[LetsSplitUpGang split up]] into two squads of three to reach two important checkpoints. He puts [[GenkiGirl Selphie]] and [[{{Ojou}} Rinoa]] on his team, surrounding him, leaving [[HotBlooded Zell]] and [[HotTeacher Quistis]] with Squall. You have the option of changing the order or giving Squall's [[CharacterCatchphrase trademark]] "Whatever" and letting Irvine live his fantasy.
* ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'': This became [[TheDragon Mr. Big's]] standard pre-fight animation, from ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters96'' onward, which is the reason gamers believe that one of his syndicate's operations is prostitution.

%% Needs Context * Rob Python, the Boxing [[TheCasanova Casanova]] of ''VideoGame/BurikiOne'' as seen in [[http://snk.wikia.com/wiki/File:Robpython-promo.jpg this official artwork]].
* In the Career campaign of ''VideoGame/GuitarHero III'', [[BigBad Lou]] makes his first appearance with a woman on each arm. [[spoiler: Continued in his Demon form just before the [[FinalBoss final guitar battle]].]]
* ''VideoGame/GranblueFantasy'' seems to parody this with Yngwie, whose first two portraits have him in armour and a combat pose...but his third one has him in tourist-like attire and a ''harem'' on each arm. He's also mentioned in an event to have had ''thousands'' of sexual partners. Unusually for this trope, he has darker skin than most characters.

* Referenced in act 1 of ''VisualNovel/MissingStars''. Erik's older sisters joke that he was toured around his new school with two female classmates, Irene and Ela. Erik jokes back that he "has game".

* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick: On the Origin of [=PCs=]'', a newly-jailbroken Belkar is just musing that life couldn't get any better when happens upon a sign saying, "WHORES: 2-for-1 Sale!" The next panel is the three of them walking off like this.

* Pietro from ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'' shows up to a dance with a girl on each arm... And two girls besides them.
%% Needs Context * ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' with Quagmire a lot.
* An episode of ''WesternAnimation/TrippingTheRift'' had the president of a planet in this situation, but its hat was homosexuality, so they were guys (he also makes a remark about his stay-at-home husband). [[spoiler: Turns out he's really straight, which is a crime on said PlanetOfHats.]]
* ''[[WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries Spider-Man]]'':
** ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': Doc Ock is seen with a girl by each tentacle in one episode.
** ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAndHisAmazingFriends'': In Season 2's "Along Came a Spidey," during the flashback, a teen-aged Flash Thompson mercilessly taunts Peter Parker; at one point when the two have an exchange at the beach, Flash -- two beautiful teen-aged girls draped on each arm -- kicks sand in "Peter Puny's" face and laughs evilly as he walks off. The two girls giggle, thinking Flash to be cute and funny.

* At an earlier episode of ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDragonJakeLong'', Jake needed a date and Fu took him to Magus Bazaar to look for one. Guess what Jake had in mind when Fu introduced him to Sara and Kara.
* Riot from ''WesternAnimation/{{Jem}}'' often does this with his bandmates Minx and Rapture (such as in the first music video to "Take It Or Leave It"). Unusually, their relationship is completely platonic. WordOfGod is that there is no attraction between the three.
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SonicBoom'', in a montage scene of rich-and-famous tropes after becoming famous, Knuckles is seen like this, except that the girls are two copies of the same girl. [[HandWave A later episode confirms them to be twins.]]

* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'', CasanovaWannabe Irvine suggests the team of 6 [[LetsSplitUpGang split up]] into two squads of three to reach two important checkpoints. He puts [[GenkiGirl Selphie]] and [[{{Ojou}} Rinoa]] on his team, surrounding him, leaving [[HotBlooded Zell]] and [[HotTeacher Quistis]] with [[TheHero Squall]]. You have the option of changing the order or giving Squall's [[CharacterCatchphrase trademark]] "Whatever" and letting Irvine live his fantasy.

* [[ChivalrousPervert Jansen Friedh]] of ''VideoGame/LostOdyssey''. After being assigned to a mission with [[TheHero Kaim]] and [[ActionGirl Seth]], he decides to show up late, drunk, and surrounded by three different women. [[PunctuatedForEmphasis It. Is.]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWuCUa59jes Hilarious.]]

[[folder:Advertising]]
* Advertising/TheMostInterestingManInTheWorld has this going on at least once.
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[[folder:Anime and Manga]]
* In ''Manga/TheLawOfUeki'', ''God'' is like that.
* Greed in ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' is introduced this way.
* ''Manga/HajimeNoIppo'': Bryan Hawk.

* ''Manga/KashimashiGirlMeetsGirl'': A YuriGenre example; this is a common theme for the {{manga}} and DVD covers.

* In the [=23th=] ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' ED, [[ChivalrousPervert Shunsui]] is seen like this with [[HotLibrarian Nanao]] and [[spoiler: [[{{Meganekko}} Lisa]]]].
** {{Inverted|Trope}} on the cover art for chapter 534. Masaki is seen like this with Isshin and Ryuuken.

* Agon Kongo of ''Manga/Eyeshield21''. Gives the term "double date" a whole new meaning...
* In ''Manga/TheWorldGodOnlyKnows'', Keima has to [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment endure]] one of these.
* The anime adaptation of ''Literature/InfiniteStratos'' has Ichika in this exact situation, coerced to escort two of his close classmates to the cafeteria.
** Later {{exaggerated|Trope}}, when Houki, Cecilia, Charlotte and Laura all attempt to accompany him on his break during the school festival, resulting in him having ''two'' girls holding each of his arms.

* ''Literature/HighSchoolDxD'': At one point, Issei ends up walking to school with Rias and Akeno both clinging to him - and that's only because they edged out the competition. Asia briefly considers jumping on his back.

* Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse:

* ''Theatre/{{Rent}}'': A RareFemaleExample. At the end of "Tango: Maureen", the bisexual title character walks away with a guy and girl on each arm as Mark and Joanne look on.

* ''Film/{{Barbarella}}''. So to say. And justified. Pygar needs it for equilibrium.

* In ''Film/CatchMeIfYouCan'' this is used as a distraction by Frank. He cons several schoolgirls into accompanying him with the promise of jobs as air hostesses. Then in the ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0uyIWOU024 Come Fly With Me]]'' scene he walks straight through an FBI stakeout; all the cops were too busy getting an eyeful of the pretty young air hostesses to notice Frank. As they walk away from the car at the start of the scene Frank actually has two girls on one arm and three on the other, but they don't hold the formation for long.

* There's a variation in one of the ''ComicBook/ElfQuest'' novelizations, where villainess Winnowill has a guy on one arm and a girl on the other.
* One of the villainous lycanthropes in ''[[Literature/TheDresdenFiles Fool Moon]]'' notes this trope nearly by name, referring to Harry. Unfortunately for Harry, Susan and Murphy were only on his arms because he was so injured he needed their help.

* ''Series/HappyDays'': Fonzie. Aayyyy!

* In ''Series/MahouSentaiMagiranger,'' a MonsterOfTheWeek splits Vancuria into her two human selves just so he can have a girl on each arm. She is/they are not very pleased.

* ''{{Series/Hustle}}'': Danny Blue has a scene in episode two of the first season where he's accompanied by two female flight attendants, as a quite obvious ShoutOut to ''Film/CatchMeIfYouCan'' (mentioned above under "Films").

[[folder:Music Videos]]
* Music/{{Psy}} does this in one scene of his ''Gangnam Style'' video. With debris flying towards him and his girls.
* In Music/XJapan's ''Celebration'' PV, Music/TaijiSawada has a woman on each arm ''and'' one on his lap.
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* Wrestling/ValVenis, and he loved to brag about it.
* Wrestling/DeanMalenko. After all, he was called "the Ladies Man" for a reason.

* The guy pictured is Wrestling/RandyOrton.

* Pavi Largo in ''Film/RepoTheGeneticOpera''.

* Rob Python, the Boxing [[TheCasanova Casanova]] of ''VideoGame/BurikiOne'' as seen in [[http://snk.wikia.com/wiki/File:Robpython-promo.jpg this official artwork]].

-->'''Brooks:''' Um, well... wow. A spectre on each arm. You know, if someone could just get our picture so I have proof this happened...

[[folder:Visual Novels]]
* Referenced in act 1 of ''VisualNovel/MissingStars''. Erik's older sisters joke that he was toured around his new school with two female classmates, Irene and Ela. Erik jokes back that he "has game".
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' with Quagmire a lot.

* Spider-Man-related:

* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'', CasanovaWannabe Irvine suggests the team of 6 [[LetsSplitUpGang split up]] into two squads of three to reach two important checkpoints. He puts [[GenkiGirl Selphie]] and [[{{Ojou}} Rinoa]] on his team, surrounding him, leaving [[HotBlooded Zell]] and [[HotTeacher Quistis]] with [[TheHero Squall]]. You have the option of changing the order or giving Squall's [[CatchPhrase trademark]] "Whatever" and letting Irvine live his fantasy.

* The anime adaptation of ''LightNovel/InfiniteStratos'' has Ichika in this exact situation, coerced to escort two of his close classmates to the cafeteria.

* ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDxD'': At one point, Issei ends up walking to school with Rias and Akeno both clinging to him - and that's only because they edged out the competition. Asia briefly considers jumping on his back.

* ''Series/{{Glee}}'': When [[MrFanservice Sam]] goes to the prom with [[MatzoFever Rachel]] and [[BigBeautifulWoman Mercedes]] (they both went with him because he thought he wouldn't be able to afford it), they are clearly invoking this with [[http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-IwFRHLopZ20/TdOnvTy9hhI/AAAAAAAAC4I/ZNUu-K1QYgE/s640/Glee+Prom+Queen+Mercedes+Sam+Rachel.jpg their prom picture]].

** Another imagine spot in "The Peacekeeper Wars", this time involving [[NotSoImaginaryFriend Harvey]], has him as a sleazy businessman with a hot female chauffeur and SexySecretary played like this trope.

** Another imagine spot in "The Peacekeeper Wars", this time involving [[NotSoImaginaryFriend Harvey]], has Harvey as a sleazy businessman with a hot female chauffeur and SexySecretary played like this trope.

* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''. In "Dog With Two Bones" Crichton has an ImagineSpot re marrying Aeryn on Earth. At his wedding party, a tuxedo-wearing D'Argo is clasping a pair of human beauties.
-->'''D'Argo:''' John, tonight you are the second-luckiest man on Earth. [[AThreesomeIsHot Know what I mean?]]

Of course, there are plenty of ways to play with this trope. The guy might ''[[KavorkaMan not]]'' be all that physically desirable, but simply have loads of cash. Or the women are playing up the role to conceal that they are actually [[AmazonBrigade badass bodyguards]]. It's not that uncommon, when trouble starts, for both women to suddenly whip out hidden blades or guns and jump into the fray or fight off anyone going after their boss.

Of course, there are plenty of ways to play with this trope. The guy might ''[[UglyGuyHotWife not]]'' be all that physically desirable, but simply have loads of cash. Or the women are playing up the role to conceal that they are actually [[AmazonBrigade badass bodyguards]]. It's not that uncommon, when trouble starts, for both women to suddenly whip out hidden blades or guns and jump into the fray or fight off anyone going after their boss.

* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': Bruce Wayne is often seen like this to better promote his RichIdiotWithNoDayJob Playboy persona.

* Bruce Wayne does this in ''Film/BatmanBegins'', then does the same thing with three women in ''Film/TheDarkKnight''. However, he only does it because Alfred told him to behave like a RichIdiotWithNoDayJob so that people don't start thinking about his activities and jump to conclusions. Alfred actually had to explain what he means as Bruce has been out of touch with normal life for quite some time.

* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SonicBoom'', in a montage scene of rich-and-famous tropes after becoming famous, Knuckles is seen like this, except that the girls are two copies of the same girl.

This may occasionally be invoked by Heroic characters, who have a pair of female teammates of friends accompany them as part of a disguise or to make a false first impression. extra subtext bonus if one or [[LoveTriangle both]] women really ''are'' into him.