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* The song "Tik Tok" by Ke$ha uses this effect on the word "tipsy", appropriately enough, as well as the final "shut us dooooown". She uses it alot in her music, to "Self Bleep" herself and such.
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* The song "Tik Tok" by Ke$ha uses this effect on the word "tipsy", appropriately enough, as well as the final "shut us dooooown". She uses it alot a lot in her music, to "Self Bleep" herself and such.
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** Also happens in his Street Fighter 2010 episode after deciding that [[MemeticMutation Guile's Theme does not go with the game.]]
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* A [[TearJerker decidedly not comedic]] version appears in ''SuperMarioGalaxy'', during the second-last chapter of the storybook. The music plays as normal, a calm, soothing nursery tune, even during the most heartbreaking scene yet where the unnamed girl living at the observatory gets homesick, being particularly sorry she can't visit her favorite tree. It's all quite sad, though not altogether unexpected for the storybook, until [[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 [[TearJerker decidedly not comedic]] version appears in ''SuperMarioGalaxy'', ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', during the second-last chapter of the storybook. The music plays as normal, a calm, soothing nursery tune, even during the most heartbreaking scene yet where the unnamed girl living at the observatory gets homesick, being particularly sorry she can't visit her favorite tree. It's all quite sad, though not altogether unexpected for the storybook, until [[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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* In ''[[DungeonsAndDragonsShadowOverMystara Dungeons and Dragons: Shadow Over Mystara]]'', it happens after you beat the goblins' War Machine. When they try to ram you one last time but automatically miss, the contraption rolls right off a cliff. It pauses in the air long enough for the music to start wobbling to a halt, ''then'' it plummets along with all the goblins. You even get to hear it crash at the bottom.
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* Happens in SuperMarioRPG when your party is defeated.
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* Happens in SuperMarioRPG VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG when your party is defeated.
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* In ''[[SuperMario64 Super Mario 64]]'', the effect is reversed on the Game Over screen by having the Super Mario Bros. theme build slowly from nothing.
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* In ''[[SuperMario64 Super Mario 64]]'', ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'', the effect is reversed on the Game Over screen by having the Super Mario Bros. theme build slowly from nothing.
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* Done in the ''AdventureTime'' episode "Prisoners of Love". Finn tries to spear the Ice King with a beat-up old flute. Dramatic music plays as Finn hurls it through the air, but peters out as the flute falls apart in mid-flight and lands in pieces at the Ice King's feet.
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* Done in the ''AdventureTime'' ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' episode "Prisoners of Love". Finn tries to spear the Ice King with a beat-up old flute. Dramatic music plays as Finn hurls it through the air, but peters out as the flute falls apart in mid-flight and lands in pieces at the Ice King's feet.
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* The third act of Disney's ''{{Disney/Aladdin}}'' starts once the title character has won the heart of the princess, exposed [[EvilChancellor the traitorous Jafar]], and [[SoWhatDoWeDoNow come to realize that now he'll actually be expected to take over as Sultan someday]]. The Genie thinks it's time for a victory celebration and [[AnachronismStew bursts into a rousing rendition of]] ''[[AnachronismStew The Star Spangled Banner]]'', only to trail off when Aladdin just slumps past him, oblivious.
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* The third act of Disney's ''{{Disney/Aladdin}}'' starts once the title character has won the heart of the princess, exposed [[EvilChancellor the traitorous Jafar]], and [[SoWhatDoWeDoNow come to realize that now he'll actually be expected to take over as Sultan someday]]. The Genie thinks it's time for a victory celebration and [[AnachronismStew bursts into a rousing rendition of]] ''[[AnachronismStew The Star Spangled Banner]]'', Stars and Stripes Forever]]'', only to trail off when Aladdin just slumps past him, oblivious.
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* Done in the ''AdventureTime'' episode "Prisoners of Love". Finn tries to spear the Ice King with a beat-up old flute. Dramatic music plays as Finn hurls it through the air, but peters out as the flute falls apart in mid-flight and lands in pieces at the Ice King's feet.
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Spotted a use of this trope, also first comic entry,
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* Referenced in 52 when [[spoiler: Animal Man, Starfire and Adam Strange have just encountered Lobo ]]
** "Why am I getting that 'Uh-oh, the pianist just stopped playing' feeling?"
* Referenced in 52 when [[spoiler: Animal Man, Starfire and Adam Strange have just encountered Lobo ]]
** "Why am I getting that 'Uh-oh, the pianist just stopped playing' feeling?"
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* ''FinalFantasyV'' uses this a few times, most notably when you first try to fly on the black chocobo. Key word being 'try'.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ncgc78RIV0&feature=related This]] segment of the LooneyTunes "Back Alley Oproar", a CrowningMomentOfFunny to this troper.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ncgc78RIV0&feature=related This]] segment of the LooneyTunes "Back Alley Oproar", a CrowningMomentOfFunny Oproar".
* The third act of Disney's ''{{Disney/Aladdin}}'' starts once the title character has won the heart of the princess, exposed [[EvilChancellor the traitorous Jafar]], and [[SoWhatDoWeDoNow come tothis troper.
realize that now he'll actually be expected to take over as Sultan someday]]. The Genie thinks it's time for a victory celebration and [[AnachronismStew bursts into a rousing rendition of]] ''[[AnachronismStew The Star Spangled Banner]]'', only to trail off when Aladdin just slumps past him, oblivious.
* The third act of Disney's ''{{Disney/Aladdin}}'' starts once the title character has won the heart of the princess, exposed [[EvilChancellor the traitorous Jafar]], and [[SoWhatDoWeDoNow come to
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* ''{{SpongeBob Squarepants}}'' does this in the episode Squidville, during the montage of Squidward's life in Squidville quickly becoming a rut.
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* ''{{SpongeBob Squarepants}}'' does this a few times:
**In "Tea at the Treedome" as SpongeBob unspectacularly returns to his seat after triumphantly convincing himself that he doesn't need water to live.
**A quicker variation occurs twice in a row in theepisode Squidville, first "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" episode, the first time being when MM and BB screw up putting their rings together, and the second time being when they succeed in the aforementioned action but MM briefly forgets to say the oath.
**In "Squid's Day Off" as Squidward realizes that he's wasting his time running back to the Krusty Krab
**In "Squidville" during the montage of Squidward's life in Squidville quickly becoming arut.rut.
**In "Dunces and Dragons" as SpongeBob tires himself out running up Plankton's extensive stairway.
**In "Tea at the Treedome" as SpongeBob unspectacularly returns to his seat after triumphantly convincing himself that he doesn't need water to live.
**A quicker variation occurs twice in a row in the
**In "Squid's Day Off" as Squidward realizes that he's wasting his time running back to the Krusty Krab
**In "Squidville" during the montage of Squidward's life in Squidville quickly becoming a
**In "Dunces and Dragons" as SpongeBob tires himself out running up Plankton's extensive stairway.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ncgc78RIV0&feature=related This]] segment of the LooneyTunes "Back Alley Oproar", a CrowningMomentOfFunny to this troper.
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* Happens in Super Mario RPG when your party is defeated.
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* Happens in Super Mario RPG SuperMarioRPG when your party is defeated.
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I wasn\'t sure about the second entry for it, so if someone confirms this, they can re-add it.
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* Happens in Super Mario RPG
** Happens when [[spoiler: Mario is KO'ed my Gaz and his Geno doll's Shooting Star Shot]]
** Also [[spoiler: when your party is defeated.]]
** Happens when [[spoiler: Mario is KO'ed my Gaz and his Geno doll's Shooting Star Shot]]
** Also [[spoiler: when your party is defeated.]]
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* Happens in Super Mario RPG
** Happens when [[spoiler: Mario is KO'ed my Gaz and his Geno doll's Shooting Star Shot]]
** Also [[spoiler:RPG when your party is defeated.]]
defeated.
** Happens when [[spoiler: Mario is KO'ed my Gaz and his Geno doll's Shooting Star Shot]]
** Also [[spoiler:
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* Disney's ''{{Mulan}}'' has an awful, jarring twist at the end of EarWorm "A Girl Worth Fighting For":
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* Disney's ''{{Mulan}}'' has an awful, jarring jarring, highly effective twist at the end of EarWorm "A Girl Worth Fighting For":
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* Happens in Super Mario RPG
** Happens when [[spoiler: Mario is KO'ed my Gaz and his Geno doll's Shooting Star Shot]]
** Also [[spoiler: when your party is defeated.]]
** Happens when [[spoiler: Mario is KO'ed my Gaz and his Geno doll's Shooting Star Shot]]
** Also [[spoiler: when your party is defeated.]]
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* The cartoon series ''SheepInTheBigCity'' used this in EVERY. SINGLE. EPISODE. And at the drop of a hat, too!
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* The use of this trope in the cartoon series ''SheepInTheBigCity'' used this was blatantly periodic and continual. Not only did it happen in EVERY. SINGLE. EPISODE. And at the drop of a hat, too!every episode, but it also happened every five minutes.
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* A live-band variation of this happens in ''[[Theatre/TheBookOfMormon The Book of Mormon]]''. One very sudden LTAOOTB cluster in [[spoiler: the number "Two By Two," where Elders Price and Cunningham receive their mission in Uganda, which is much to Price's dismay and chagrin, due to his preference of RunningGag Orlando]], and one much more gradual example after the song "You and Me (But Mostly Me)," as the scene changes to a [[spoiler: gloomy, poverty-stricken Uganda.]]
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* A live-band variation of this happens in ''[[Theatre/TheBookOfMormon The Book of Mormon]]''. One very sudden LTAOOTB cluster in [[spoiler: the number "Two By Two," where Elders Price and Cunningham receive their mission in Uganda, which is much to Price's dismay and chagrin, due to his preference of RunningGag Orlando]], [[RunningGag Orlando]]]], and one much more gradual example after the song "You and Me (But Mostly Me)," as the scene changes to a [[spoiler: gloomy, poverty-stricken Uganda.]]
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* A live-band variation of this happens in ''[[Theatre/TheBookOfMormon The Book of Mormon]]''. One very sudden LTAOOTB cluster in [[spoiler: the number "Two By Two," where Elders Price and Cunningham receive their mission in Uganda]], and one much more gradual example after the song "You and Me (But Mostly Me)," as the scene changes to a [[spoiler: gloomy, poverty-stricken Uganda.]]
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* A live-band variation of this happens in ''[[Theatre/TheBookOfMormon The Book of Mormon]]''. One very sudden LTAOOTB cluster in [[spoiler: the number "Two By Two," where Elders Price and Cunningham receive their mission in Uganda]], Uganda, which is much to Price's dismay and chagrin, due to his preference of RunningGag Orlando]], and one much more gradual example after the song "You and Me (But Mostly Me)," as the scene changes to a [[spoiler: gloomy, poverty-stricken Uganda.]]
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* A live-band variation of this happens in ''[[Theatre/TheBookOfMormon The Book of Mormon]]''. One very sudden LTAOOTB cluster in [[spoiler: the number "Two By Two," where Elders Price and Cunningham receive their mission in Uganda]], and one much more gradual example after the song "You and Me (But Mostly Me)," as the scene changes to a [[spoiler: gloomy, poverty-stricken Uganda.]]
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* ''DonkeyKong64'': Watch around 2:08 to 2:30 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KIObmo4rSM
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One of my writing\'s weaknesses is inconsistent use of pronouns when describing non-human characters.
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* The ''MegasXLR'' episode "All I Wanted Was A Slushie" brings us REGIS Mk. V, a LargeHam regenerating robot with his own {{Leitmotif}}. When Coop finally manages to defeat it by cutting off its power supply, his leitmotif slows at the same rate as he does.
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* The ''MegasXLR'' episode "All I Wanted Was A Slushie" brings us REGIS Mk. V, a LargeHam regenerating robot with his own {{Leitmotif}}. When Coop finally manages to defeat it him by cutting off its his power supply, his leitmotif slows at the same rate as he does.
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* On ''FamilyGuy'', [[WellDoneSonGuy Peter]] has a band so they can play FullHouseMusic during an appropriate moment with his father. They start when his dad says he loves his son only to stop when he adds that he doesn't like anything about him. Peter tells them to keep playing as that is the best he can probably get.
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* On ''FamilyGuy'', [[WellDoneSonGuy Peter]] has a band so they can play FullHouseMusic during an appropriate moment with his father. They start when his dad says he loves his son only to stop when he adds that he doesn't like anything about him. Peter tells them to keep playing as that is the best he can probably get. get.
* The ''MegasXLR'' episode "All I Wanted Was A Slushie" brings us REGIS Mk. V, a LargeHam regenerating robot with his own {{Leitmotif}}. When Coop finally manages to defeat it by cutting off its power supply, his leitmotif slows at the same rate as he does.
* The ''MegasXLR'' episode "All I Wanted Was A Slushie" brings us REGIS Mk. V, a LargeHam regenerating robot with his own {{Leitmotif}}. When Coop finally manages to defeat it by cutting off its power supply, his leitmotif slows at the same rate as he does.
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* Happens several times in TheDementedCartoonMovie.
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* Done by KISS at the end of Black Diamond. They were slowing the tape down, so it gets MUCH deeper and slower.
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* Done by KISS at the end of Black Diamond."Black Diamond". They were slowing the tape down, so it gets MUCH deeper and slower.
** Preceded by {{Emerson Lake and Palmer}}, who did the same trick at the end of "Knife Edge" on their first album.
** Preceded by {{Emerson Lake and Palmer}}, who did the same trick at the end of "Knife Edge" on their first album.
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* Done with TheAngryVideoGameNerd's theme song in the [[http://screwattack.com/videos/AVGN-Game-Glitches/17 Game Glitches]] episode.
* Done with TheAngryVideoGameNerd's theme song in the [[http://screwattack.com/videos/AVGN-Game-Glitches/17 Game Glitches]] episode.
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* Done by KISS at the end of Black Diamond. They were slowing the tape down, so it gets MUCH deeper and slower.
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* Happens in the original ''{{Fable}}'', if you try to remove the sword in the stone outside the Temple of Avo when your character isn't strong enough.
