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* The Japanese Room Escape game '' [[VideoGame/TerminalHouse Charisma]]'' has a J-Pop singer stuck in a recording studio, and your sound mixer won't let you out until you perform a song. If you choose to sing before solving all the puzzles, your character will sound laughably off key. Then the mixer slams a buzzer switch, forcing you to try again.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{DC Super Hero Girls|2019}}'' episode "[[Recap/DCSuperHeroGirls2019S1E12SheMightBeGiant #SheMightBeGiant]]":
** When Bumblebee start demonstrating the new capacity of her improved outfit to the girls, the background music triumphantly rises. But then, when she just shrinks like with her old suit, the music sputters down abruptly.
** Done again when Bumblebee is confronting Giganta, and she starts growing with appropriately dramatic music... and then her suit malfunctions, she shrinks and the music dies down pitifully.
** When Bumblebee start demonstrating the new capacity of her improved outfit to the girls, the background music triumphantly rises. But then, when she just shrinks like with her old suit, the music sputters down abruptly.
** Done again when Bumblebee is confronting Giganta, and she starts growing with appropriately dramatic music... and then her suit malfunctions, she shrinks and the music dies down pitifully.
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See also MusicalisInterruptus, for the instant version. When applied to BackgroundMusic, see SuddenSoundtrackStop.
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Contrast {{Prelap}}. See also MusicalisInterruptus, for the instant version. When applied to BackgroundMusic, see SuddenSoundtrackStop.
SuddenSoundtrackStop.
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* A variation occurs in Music/JosephHaydn's Symphony 45, the "Farewell" symphony. During the final movement, each member of the orchestra gets up, one by one, and leaves the stage, whittling down to a final, barely audible violin finish. Haydn and his orchestra were chafing at being held at their patron prince's summer castle while leaving their wives at home.
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* A variation occurs in Music/JosephHaydn's Symphony 45, the "Farewell" symphony. During the final movement, each member of the orchestra gets up, one by one, and leaves the stage, whittling down to a final, barely audible violin finish. Haydn and his orchestra were chafing at being held at their patron prince's summer castle while leaving their wives at home. Happily, the prince understood the message and gave them permission to return home.
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* Episode 15 of ''Anime/SonicX'' has this moment during Sonic's fight with Eggman's latest mech, the Egg Fort. When Sonic attempts to make a dive at Eggman's ship, his usual triumphent music plays during his battles. In this case though, the music grinds to a stop when it becomes obvious that he undershot how far he should've gone and goes plummeting down.
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* A rather obscure VideoGame/{{Roblox}} game called ''Eat or Die'' implements this trope when you get killed.
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* A rather obscure VideoGame/{{Roblox}} Platform/{{Roblox}} game called ''Eat or Die'' implements this trope when you get killed.
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* In ''Film/ThisMeansWar2012'', Tom Hardy shoots Chris Pine with a tranq dart, and the BackgroundMusic (the Music/BeastieBoys' "Sabotage") gets slower and slower and slower as he slowly falls unconscious.
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* In ''Film/ThisMeansWar2012'', Tom Hardy shoots Chris Pine with a tranq dart, and the BackgroundMusic (the Music/BeastieBoys' (Music/BeastieBoys' "Sabotage") gets slower and slower and slower as he slowly falls unconscious.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': The episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E64WillTheRealMartianPleaseStandUp Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?]]" has this occur with an old-style jukebox, one with real records in it.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': The episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E64WillTheRealMartianPleaseStandUp "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S2E28WillTheRealMartianPleaseStandUp Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?]]" has this occur with an old-style jukebox, one with real records in it.
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* A [[PlayedForDrama version]] appears in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', during the second-last chapter of the storybook. The music plays as normal, a calm, soothing nursery tune, even during the scene where the unnamed girl living at the observatory gets homesick, being particularly sorry she can't visit her favorite tree. Then [[spoiler:we find out the reason she's so attached to the tree is because her [[MissingMom beforehand unmentioned mother]] is buried under it]]. Cue the music stopping, and not coming back until the next chapter.
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* A [[PlayedForDrama version]] appears in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', during the second-last chapter of the storybook. The music plays as normal, a calm, soothing nursery tune, even during the scene where the unnamed girl [[spoiler:who is later reveal to be Rosalina herself]] living at the observatory gets homesick, being particularly sorry she can't visit her favorite tree. Then [[spoiler:we find out the reason she's so attached to the tree is because her [[MissingMom beforehand unmentioned mother]] is buried under it]]. Cue the music stopping, and not coming back until the next chapter.
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-->'''Nanako:''' MAN-WHORE! She said you're one big man-whore!
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