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* CoverVersion: They covered Music/AtomicKitten's hit 'Whole Again'in the US.
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* CoverVersion: They covered Music/AtomicKitten's hit 'Whole Again'in Again' in the US.
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* CoverVersion: They covered Music/AtomicKitten's hit 'Whole Again.' in the US.
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* CoverVersion: They covered Music/AtomicKitten's hit 'Whole Again.' in Again'in the US.
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* CoverVersion: They covered Music/TheBeachBoys' song 'Fun Fun Fun.'
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* CoverVersion: They covered Music/TheBeachBoys' song 'Fun Fun Fun.'Music/AtomicKitten's hit 'Whole Again.' in the US.
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* ''Busted (2003)'' (US Debut album)
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* ''Busted (2003)'' (US Debut debut album)
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), and for covering Cruella De Vil from ''101 Dalmatians'' in America for Disneymania 2.
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), and for covering Cruella De Vil from ''101 Dalmatians'' ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians'' in America for Disneymania 2.
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* VideoFullOfFilmClips: 'Thunderbirds are Go.'
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* VideoFullOfFilmClips: 'Thunderbirds are Go.''Cruella De Vil' from 101 Dalmatians
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* ''A Present for Everyone''
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* ''A Present for Everyone'' Everyone (2003)''
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* ''A Present for Everyone (2003)''
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* ''A Present for Everyone''
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), and for covering Cruella De Vil from ''101Dalmatians''in America for Disneymania 2.
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), and for covering Cruella De Vil from ''101Dalmatians''in ''101 Dalmatians'' in America for Disneymania 2.
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), and for covering Cruella De Vil from ''WesternAnimation/{{101Dalmatians}}'', in America.
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), and for covering Cruella De Vil from ''WesternAnimation/{{101Dalmatians}}'', in America.
''101Dalmatians''in America for Disneymania 2.
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), and for covering Cruella De Vil from ''Film/{{101Dalmatians}}'', in America.
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), and for covering Cruella De Vil from ''Film/{{101Dalmatians}}'', ''WesternAnimation/{{101Dalmatians}}'', in America.
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* ''Busted (2004)'' (2003)'' (US Compilation Debut album)
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), for providing the theme song for the live-action ''Film/{{Thunderbirds}}'' movie, and in America for their reality show ''America or Busted''.
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They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For" and "Year 3000" (both were later covered by Music/TheJonasBrothers for their first album, albeit with altered lyrics due to a demographic shift), and for providing the theme song for the live-action ''Film/{{Thunderbirds}}'' movie, and covering Cruella De Vil from ''Film/{{101Dalmatians}}'', in America for their reality show ''America or Busted''.
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They've released 6 albums; 3 studio albums, 1 live album, and a US compilation album. They also released an album, sans Simpson, with [=McFly=] as the supergroup [=McBusted=].
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They've released 6 albums; 3 studio albums, 1 live album, and a US compilation studio album. They also released an album, sans Simpson, with [=McFly=] as the supergroup [=McBusted=].
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They've released 5 albums; 3 studio albums, 1 live album, and a US compilation album. They have a fourth studio album scheduled for release in 2019. They also released an album, sans Simpson, with [=McFly=] as the supergroup [=McBusted=].
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They've released 5 6 albums; 3 studio albums, 1 live album, and a US compilation album. They have a fourth studio album scheduled for release in 2019.album. They also released an album, sans Simpson, with [=McFly=] as the supergroup [=McBusted=].
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** The name of their fourth studio album, ''Half Way There'', refers to a line in "Year 3000" about how "everybody bought our seventh album". ''Half Way There'' does, indeed, bring them halfway to that mythical seventh album.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Music/{{McFly}} were considered to be Busted's successors (and were even nicknamed in the British Press as "Baby Busted" when they first hit the big time). Considering that Tom Fletcher was briefly in Busted, it makes sense.
** Also, Son Of Dork, a short-lived band founded by Bourne, whose music was very similar to Busted.
** [=McBusted=] also, since Matt and James joined [=McFly=] as a supergroup. The even recorded an album which sounds like Busted 2.5 mixed with [=McFly=] and 5 Seconds of Summer.
** Music/AllTimeLow can be seen as this crossed with (albeit delayed) TransatlanticEquivalent, though they're more influenced by Music/Blink182 and probably never heard a Busted song outside of maybe the Jonas Brothers' covers of a few of their songs like most Americans, though Alex Gaskarth ''is'' British-American, since he was born in the UK, but moved to America when he was 7. It's safe to assume that if Busted's third album came out a few years after their second, they'd likely have evolved their sound in a similar way to All Time Low, since they produced high-energy Pop Punk music and All Time Low could cover any pre-2016 Busted song without crediting them and most people probably wouldn't bat an eye because of how similarly both bands wrote their lyrics and produced their music up until that point.
** Also, Son Of Dork, a short-lived band founded by Bourne, whose music was very similar to Busted.
** [=McBusted=] also, since Matt and James joined [=McFly=] as a supergroup. The even recorded an album which sounds like Busted 2.5 mixed with [=McFly=] and 5 Seconds of Summer.
** Music/AllTimeLow can be seen as this crossed with (albeit delayed) TransatlanticEquivalent, though they're more influenced by Music/Blink182 and probably never heard a Busted song outside of maybe the Jonas Brothers' covers of a few of their songs like most Americans, though Alex Gaskarth ''is'' British-American, since he was born in the UK, but moved to America when he was 7. It's safe to assume that if Busted's third album came out a few years after their second, they'd likely have evolved their sound in a similar way to All Time Low, since they produced high-energy Pop Punk music and All Time Low could cover any pre-2016 Busted song without crediting them and most people probably wouldn't bat an eye because of how similarly both bands wrote their lyrics and produced their music up until that point.
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* SequelSong: 'Shipwrecked in Atlantis' is one to 'Air Hostess.'
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* SequelSong: SequelSong:
** 'Shipwrecked in Atlantis' is one to 'Air Hostess.''
** 'Loser Kid' is to 'What I Go to School for'. They end and begin their first album, respectively, so this makes sense.
** 'Shipwrecked in Atlantis' is one to 'Air Hostess.
** 'Loser Kid' is to 'What I Go to School for'. They end and begin their first album, respectively, so this makes sense.
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** 'Fake' contained shout-outs to ''Film/WhenHarryMetSally'', and 'Britney' contained shout-outs to both [[Music/BritneySpears the titular Ms Spears]] and Music/{{NSYNC}}.
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** 'Fake' contained has shout-outs to ''Film/WhenHarryMetSally'', and 'Britney' contained has shout-outs to both [[Music/BritneySpears the titular Ms Spears]] and Music/{{NSYNC}}.
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* MulticoloredHair: One of Matt's defining characteristics was to never have the same hair colour for any singles campaign.
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* BodySnatcher: The last verse of 'She Wants to Be Me' indicates that the crazy girlfriend and the singer somehow switched bodies after the girl slowly morphed into him over the course of the song and the guy is now locked in a mental ward by her while she's living it up as him.
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** Matt appears as the bride in 'Crashed the Wedding,' seemingly channeling Sam Fox.
** Charlie in thee same video and the one for 'Nineties.'
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** Matt appears as the bride in 'Crashed "Crashed the Wedding,' Wedding", seemingly channeling Sam Fox.
** Charlie inthee the same video and the one for 'Nineties.'
** Charlie in
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* CrossDresser: Matt appears as the bride in "Crashed the Wedding", seemingly channeling Sam Fox.
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* CrossDresser: CrossDresser:
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** Charlie in thee same video and the one for 'Nineties.'
** Matt appears as the bride in
** Charlie in thee same video and the one for 'Nineties.'
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->''He said, "I've been to the year 3000,\\
Not much has changed but they lived underwater,\\
And your great, great, great granddaughter,\\
Is pretty fine, she's pretty fine."''
-->"Year 3000"
Not much has changed but they lived underwater,\\
And your great, great, great granddaughter,\\
Is pretty fine, she's pretty fine."''
-->"Year 3000"
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* LyricSwap: In 'Crashed the Wedding,' the original chorus of, "And I'm glad I crashed the wedding/It's better than regretting/I could have been a loser kid/Who ran away and hid/I said I'd do it and I did. 'Cause true love lasts forever/And now we're back together/As if he never met her/So looking back/I'm glad I crashed the wedding" to, "She's glad I crashed the wedding/It's better than regretting/The ring she got was lame/She couldn't take the pain/She didn't wanna silly second name. 'Cause true love lasts forever (True love lasts forever)/And now we're back together/You might as well forget her/And walk away/She's glad I crashed the wedding."
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* LyricSwap: In 'Crashed "Crashed the Wedding,' Wedding", the original chorus of, "And I'm glad I crashed the wedding/It's better than regretting/I could have been a loser kid/Who ran away and hid/I said I'd do it and I did. 'Cause true love lasts forever/And now we're back together/As if he never met her/So looking back/I'm glad I crashed the wedding" to, "She's glad I crashed the wedding/It's better than regretting/The ring she got was lame/She couldn't take the pain/She didn't wanna silly second name. 'Cause true love lasts forever (True love lasts forever)/And now we're back together/You might as well forget her/And walk away/She's glad I crashed the wedding.""
* ManOfAThousandVoices: Charlie, although he doesn't get to showcase it very much in Busted. In Fightstar it's not uncommon for him to be [[MetalScream screaming his ass off]] one line and then [[SopranoAndGravel performing an angelic chorus]] the next.
* MoodWhiplash: "What Happened to Your Band" is ''very'' out of place on [=McBusted's=] album, being the only serious song on an album of light-hearted Pop Punk and Pop Rock music. Hell, it's sandwiched in between "Hate Your Guts" and "Get Over It". ''That'' should sum up the point right there. However, it fits better on Busted's 4th album, which is composed mostly of serious Nostalgia songs.
* ManOfAThousandVoices: Charlie, although he doesn't get to showcase it very much in Busted. In Fightstar it's not uncommon for him to be [[MetalScream screaming his ass off]] one line and then [[SopranoAndGravel performing an angelic chorus]] the next.
* MoodWhiplash: "What Happened to Your Band" is ''very'' out of place on [=McBusted's=] album, being the only serious song on an album of light-hearted Pop Punk and Pop Rock music. Hell, it's sandwiched in between "Hate Your Guts" and "Get Over It". ''That'' should sum up the point right there. However, it fits better on Busted's 4th album, which is composed mostly of serious Nostalgia songs.
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* CrossDresser: Matt appears as the bride in 'Crashed The Wedding,' seemingly channeling Sam Fox.
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* CrossDresser: Matt appears as the bride in 'Crashed The Wedding,' "Crashed the Wedding", seemingly channeling Sam Fox.Fox.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Busted was originally a five piece band, with Matt Willis as the band's drummer instead of the band's bassist. He didn't switch to bass until 2002, when Owen Doyle left.
** There's an old Top Of The Pops performance of 'You Said No' from 2002 where Charlie mimed (nobody performed live on Top of the Pops as a general rule) the drum parts. Considering that Charlie is a very accomplished drummer himself, this is a bit of FridgeBrilliance on the part of the band.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Busted was originally a five piece band, with Matt Willis as the band's drummer instead of the band's bassist. He didn't switch to bass until 2002, when Owen Doyle left.
** There's an old Top Of The Pops performance of 'You Said No' from 2002 where Charlie mimed (nobody performed live on Top of the Pops as a general rule) the drum parts. Considering that Charlie is a very accomplished drummer himself, this is a bit of FridgeBrilliance on the part of the band.
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* {{Mondegreen}}: In 'Air Hostess,' Matt slurs one of his lines; "Throwing peanuts down the aisle...", so more than a few people misheard him as saying "penis" instead.
** In 'Crashed the Wedding,' Matt also pronounces the "J" in the line "Because I never got a J-O-B" in a way that makes it sound like he's pronouncing it like "G" instead for some reason.
** In 'Crashed the Wedding,' Matt also pronounces the "J" in the line "Because I never got a J-O-B" in a way that makes it sound like he's pronouncing it like "G" instead for some reason.
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* TheOtherDarrin: When performing with [=McFly=] as [=McBusted=], Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones filled in for Charlie's parts of Busted's songs.
** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8d6sQPEdWw&ab_channel=kiimisia86 this performance]] of 'Crashed the Wedding' from 2003 (and, presumably, other songs from the show), Matt filled in for Charlie's parts when he wasn't there.
** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8d6sQPEdWw&ab_channel=kiimisia86 this performance]] of 'Crashed the Wedding' from 2003 (and, presumably, other songs from the show), Matt filled in for Charlie's parts when he wasn't there.
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* TheOtherDarrrin: When performing with [=McFly=] as [=McBusted=], Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones filled in for Charlie's parts of Busted's songs.
** In {{https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8d6sQPEdWw&ab_channel=kiimisia86 this performance}} of 'Crashed the Wedding' from 2003 (and, presumably, other songs from the show), Matt filled in for Charlie's parts when he wasn't there.
** In {{https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8d6sQPEdWw&ab_channel=kiimisia86 this performance}} of 'Crashed the Wedding' from 2003 (and, presumably, other songs from the show), Matt filled in for Charlie's parts when he wasn't there.
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* TheOtherDarrrin: TheOtherDarrin: When performing with [=McFly=] as [=McBusted=], Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones filled in for Charlie's parts of Busted's songs.
** In{{https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8d6sQPEdWw&ab_channel=kiimisia86 this performance}} performance]] of 'Crashed the Wedding' from 2003 (and, presumably, other songs from the show), Matt filled in for Charlie's parts when he wasn't there.
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** Their song 'Nineties' shouts out ''Film/TheGoonies'', Hypercolour, Music/{{Oasis}}, Music/{{Nirvana}}, Music/TheSmashingPumpkins, Music/MichaelJackson, Creator/MacaulayCulkin, Roller City, and ''Series/SavedByTheBell''.
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** Their song 'Nineties' shouts out ''Film/TheGoonies'', Hypercolour, Hypercolor, Music/{{Oasis}}, Music/{{Nirvana}}, Music/TheSmashingPumpkins, Music/MichaelJackson, Creator/MacaulayCulkin, Roller City, and ''Series/SavedByTheBell''.
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* TheOtherDarrrin: When performing with [=McFly=] as [=McBusted=], Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones filled in for Charlie's parts of Busted's songs.
** In {{https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8d6sQPEdWw&ab_channel=kiimisia86 this performance}} of 'Crashed the Wedding' from 2003 (and, presumably, other songs from the show), Matt filled in for Charlie's parts when he wasn't there.
** In {{https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8d6sQPEdWw&ab_channel=kiimisia86 this performance}} of 'Crashed the Wedding' from 2003 (and, presumably, other songs from the show), Matt filled in for Charlie's parts when he wasn't there.
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* TitleByYear: "Year 3000" where TimeMachine takes the band to said year.
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* HotForStudent: The ending of 'What I Go To School For,' and its bookend-song 'Loser Kid.'
* HotForTeacher: The ''entire point'' of 'What I Go To School For.'
* HotForTeacher: The ''entire point'' of 'What I Go To School For.'
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* TeacherStudentRomance: 'What I Go To School For' is about a male student with a crush on a teacher who finds out she feels the same way and the pair run away together. 'Loser Kid' from the same album reveals that they end up living together.
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* TheCameo: Harry Judd from [=McFly=] played the drummer in the background for the video for 'Crashed the Wedding.'
