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* WaxingLyrical: The video ends with the Supervillain's Wife speaking out the chorus of the song while ominously looking at a video of her ex-husband and his new lover.
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* WaxingLyrical: The video ends with the Supervillain's Wife wife speaking out the chorus of the song while ominously looking at a video of her ex-husband and his new lover.
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!! Tropes:
* AffectionateParody: Of campy 60's SpyFiction, most notably the ''Bond' films from that era.
* AffectionateParody: Of campy 60's SpyFiction, most notably the ''Bond' films from that era.
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* AffectionateParody: Of campy
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* {{Camp}}: The video is deliberately loaded with it, in keeping with the style of the 60's spy movies its parodying.
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* {{Camp}}: The video is deliberately loaded with it, in keeping with the style of the 60's 60s spy movies its parodying.
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* NoNameGiven: None of the characters are named in the music video, but are obvious Expies of characters seen in 60's spy films.
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* NoNameGiven: None of the characters are named in the music video, but are obvious Expies of characters seen in 60's 60s spy films.
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* [[HasTwoMommies Has Two Daddies]]: The supervillain's two children are seen happily living with him and the secret agent at the end.
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large ham isn't really compatible with singing?
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* AffectionateParody: Of campy SpyFiction.
* AntiVillain: The supervillain protagonist, possibly. The audience never sees him actually attempt anything evil on-screen, at least.
* BaldOfEvil: The VillainProtagonist is bald.
* {{Camp}}: The video is loaded with it.
* ConceptVideo: The video is a tribute to martini-flavored SpyFiction.
* DanceOfRomance: What the secret agent and the villain do, halfway through the music video.
* DatingCatwoman: From the villain's point of view.
* FoeRomanticSubtext: Not that obvious at first but takes a flying leap towards the end. The PunchClockVillain captures a James Bond expy trapped in his evil lair. He has him strapped to a table staring down a giant laser, but just as he is about to kill him, the clock strikes five and the villain reluctantly powers down the machine and goes home. As the villain spends time with his picturesque family, he can't get the hero off his mind. As soon as the next work day starts, he rushes back to execute the hero to banish the thought of him from his mind... only to realize that he can't bring himself to do it, and he instead releases the hero, and they each realize that they're in love with the other before retiring to a peaceful domestic life together.
* AntiVillain: The supervillain protagonist, possibly. The audience never sees him actually attempt anything evil on-screen, at least.
* BaldOfEvil: The VillainProtagonist is bald.
* {{Camp}}: The video is loaded with it.
* ConceptVideo: The video is a tribute to martini-flavored SpyFiction.
* DanceOfRomance: What the secret agent and the villain do, halfway through the music video.
* DatingCatwoman: From the villain's point of view.
* FoeRomanticSubtext: Not that obvious at first but takes a flying leap towards the end. The PunchClockVillain captures a James Bond expy trapped in his evil lair. He has him strapped to a table staring down a giant laser, but just as he is about to kill him, the clock strikes five and the villain reluctantly powers down the machine and goes home. As the villain spends time with his picturesque family, he can't get the hero off his mind. As soon as the next work day starts, he rushes back to execute the hero to banish the thought of him from his mind... only to realize that he can't bring himself to do it, and he instead releases the hero, and they each realize that they're in love with the other before retiring to a peaceful domestic life together.
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* AffectionateParody: Of campy SpyFiction.
60's SpyFiction, most notably the ''Bond' films from that era.
* AntiVillain: The unnamed supervillainprotagonist, protagonist... possibly. The audience never sees him actually attempt anything evil on-screen, at least.
asides from putting off the murder of the secret agent [[FoeRomanticSubtext he's fallen in love with]].
* BaldOfEvil: The VillainProtagonist isbald.
bald, and remains so, even after getting together with the secret agent.
* {{Camp}}: The video is deliberately loaded withit.
it, in keeping with the style of the 60's spy movies its parodying.
* ConceptVideo: The video is a tribute to martini-flavoredSpyFiction.
SpyFiction, where the villain falls in love with the secret agent and can't seem to kill him.
* DanceOfRomance: What the secret agent and the villaindo, do halfway through the music video.
* DatingCatwoman:From The music video, unusually for the trope, is shown from the villain's point of view.
* FoeRomanticSubtext:Not that It's not too obvious at first first, but takes a flying leap towards gets increasingly more obvious by the end. The PunchClockVillain captures a James Bond expy trapped in his evil lair. He has him strapped to a table staring down a giant laser, but just as he is about to kill him, half-way mark. After leaving the clock strikes five and agent in the villain reluctantly powers down the machine and goes home. As bunker overnight while the villain spends time with his picturesque family, he can't get the hero agent off his mind. As soon as the next work day starts, The following day, he rushes back to execute his lair to use the hero laser to banish the thought of him from his mind... mind; only to realize that he can't bring himself to do it, and he instead releases them and tells the hero, and guards to stand down. Then they each ''both'' realize that they're in love with the each other before retiring to a peaceful domestic life together.
* AntiVillain: The unnamed supervillain
* BaldOfEvil: The VillainProtagonist is
* {{Camp}}: The video is deliberately loaded with
* ConceptVideo: The video is a tribute to martini-flavored
* DanceOfRomance: What the secret agent and the villain
* DatingCatwoman:
* FoeRomanticSubtext:
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* LargeHam: The supervillain has a flair for the dramatic.
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* NoNameGiven: All the characters.
* NonIndicativeName: Neither the song lyrics nor the video have anything to do with Mongolian warlords. Genghis Khan is used as an odd metaphor for [[GreenEyedMonster obsessive jealousy]].
* ObviouslyEvil: How do we know that the protagonist is a supervillain and not a perfectly respectable government operative dealing with a troublesome saboteur? Because he's completely bald, has a metal prosthetic nose, struts around in a military-style jacket with a HighCollarOfDoom, has a lair staffed by identically dressed minions, and attempts to execute people in high-tech but inefficient ways involving lasers.
* PunchClockVillain: Literally. The supervillain has the secret agent StrappedToAnOperatingTable with a giant laser pointed at him ready to fire at the push of a button. Then the clock strikes 5:00 and he immediately drops everything and goes home for the day, leaving the secret agent there until the next morning.
* NonIndicativeName: Neither the song lyrics nor the video have anything to do with Mongolian warlords. Genghis Khan is used as an odd metaphor for [[GreenEyedMonster obsessive jealousy]].
* ObviouslyEvil: How do we know that the protagonist is a supervillain and not a perfectly respectable government operative dealing with a troublesome saboteur? Because he's completely bald, has a metal prosthetic nose, struts around in a military-style jacket with a HighCollarOfDoom, has a lair staffed by identically dressed minions, and attempts to execute people in high-tech but inefficient ways involving lasers.
* PunchClockVillain: Literally. The supervillain has the secret agent StrappedToAnOperatingTable with a giant laser pointed at him ready to fire at the push of a button. Then the clock strikes 5:00 and he immediately drops everything and goes home for the day, leaving the secret agent there until the next morning.
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* NoNameGiven: All None of the characters.
characters are named in the music video, but are obvious Expies of characters seen in 60's spy films.
* NonIndicativeName: Neither the songlyrics lyrics, nor the video have anything to do with Mongolian warlords. Genghis Khan is used as an odd metaphor for [[GreenEyedMonster obsessive jealousy]].
* ObviouslyEvil: How do we know that the protagonist is asupervillain supervillain, and not just a perfectly respectable government operative dealing with a troublesome saboteur? Because he's completely bald, has a metal prosthetic nose, struts around in a military-style jacket with a HighCollarOfDoom, has a lair staffed by identically dressed minions, and attempts to execute people in high-tech high-tech, but inefficient ways ways, involving lasers.
* PunchClockVillain: Literally. The supervillain has the secret agent StrappedToAnOperatingTable with a giant laser pointed at him ready to fire at the push of a button. Then the clock strikes 5:00 and he immediately drops everything and goes home for the day, leaving the secret agent there until the nextmorning.morning, trapping him in his evil lair, much to his annoyance (and secretly, his relief).
* NonIndicativeName: Neither the song
* ObviouslyEvil: How do we know that the protagonist is a
* PunchClockVillain: Literally. The supervillain has the secret agent StrappedToAnOperatingTable with a giant laser pointed at him ready to fire at the push of a button. Then the clock strikes 5:00 and he immediately drops everything and goes home for the day, leaving the secret agent there until the next
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* VillainLoveSongVillainLoveSong: Basically the entire music video is the villain DatingCatwoman from his perspective.
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* StraightGay: The supervillain protagonist. He can be a bit flamboyant in a LargeHam sort of way but he's not at all feminine. The secret agent as well, if he isn't bi.
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* StraightGay: The supervillain protagonist. He can be a bit flamboyant in a LargeHam sort of way but he's not at all feminine. The secret agent as well, if he isn't bi.well.
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* WomanScorned: The supervillain's wife did ''not'' take the breakup well, and becomes a supervillain herself bent on revenge against her now ex-husband.
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* WomanScorned: The supervillain's wife did ''not'' take the breakup well, and becomes is a supervillain herself bent on revenge against by the end, obsessed with her now ex-husband.
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* AntiVillain: The supervillain protagonist, possibly. The audience never sees him actually accomplish anything evil on-screen, at least.
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* AntiVillain: The supervillain protagonist, possibly. The audience never sees him actually accomplish attempt anything evil on-screen, at least.
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* WaxingLyrical: The video ends with the Supervillain's Wife speaking out the chorus of the song while ominously looking at a video of her ex-husband and his new lover.
-->''I get a little bit Genghis Khan, and I want you to get it on with nobody else but me.''
-->''I get a little bit Genghis Khan, and I want you to get it on with nobody else but me.''
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A light 2.
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* WomanScorned: The supervillain's wife did ''not'' take the breakup well, and becomes a supervillain herself bent on revenge against her now ex-husband.
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* WomanScorned: The supervillain's wife did ''not'' take the breakup well, and becomes a supervillain herself bent on revenge against her now ex-husband.ex-husband.
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* FoeRomanticSubtext: Not that obvious at first but takes a flying leap towards the end.
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* FoeRomanticSubtext: Not that obvious at first but takes a flying leap towards the end. The PunchClockVillain captures a James Bond expy trapped in his evil lair. He has him strapped to a table staring down a giant laser, but just as he is about to kill him, the clock strikes five and the villain reluctantly powers down the machine and goes home. As the villain spends time with his picturesque family, he can't get the hero off his mind. As soon as the next work day starts, he rushes back to execute the hero to banish the thought of him from his mind... only to realize that he can't bring himself to do it, and he instead releases the hero, and they each realize that they're in love with the other before retiring to a peaceful domestic life together.
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[[caption-width-right:350:ItMakesSenseInContext ...we think.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:ItMakesSenseInContext ...we think.]]
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* DanceOfRomance
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* DanceOfRomanceDanceOfRomance: What the secret agent and the villain do, halfway through the music video.
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"Genghis Khan" is a 2016 song and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_SlAzsXa7E video]] written, produced and performed by Swedish indie pop trio Miike Snow and distributed by Creator/AtlanticRecords. The song is a catchy pop number about jealousy and ambivalence in a romantic relationship. The [[ConceptVideo video]], however, is a four-minute homoerotic tribute to TuxedoAndMartini spy movies.
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"Genghis Khan" is a 2016 song and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_SlAzsXa7E video]] written, produced and performed by Swedish indie pop trio Miike Snow Music/MiikeSnow and distributed by Creator/AtlanticRecords. The song is a catchy pop number about jealousy and ambivalence in a romantic relationship. The [[ConceptVideo video]], however, is a four-minute homoerotic tribute to TuxedoAndMartini spy movies.
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Not to be confused with Music/DschinghisKhan.
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Not to be confused with Music/DschinghisKhan.Music/DschinghisKhan or the titular UsefulNotes/GenghisKhan himself.
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"Genghis Khan" is a 2016 song and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_SlAzsXa7E video]] written, produced and performed by Swedish indie pop trio Miike Snow and distributed by Creator/AtlanticRecords. The song is a catchy pop number about jealousy and ambivalence in a romantic relationship. The [[ConceptVideo video]], however, is a four-minute homoerotic tribute to TuxedoAndMartini spy movies.
Not to be confused with Music/DschinghisKhan.
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!! Tropes:
* AffectionateParody: Of campy SpyFiction.
* AntiVillain: The supervillain protagonist, possibly. The audience never sees him actually accomplish anything evil on-screen, at least.
* BaldOfEvil: The VillainProtagonist is bald.
* {{Camp}}: The video is loaded with it.
* ConceptVideo: The video is a tribute to martini-flavored SpyFiction.
* DanceOfRomance
* DatingCatwoman: From the villain's point of view.
* FoeRomanticSubtext: Not that obvious at first but takes a flying leap towards the end.
* [[HasTwoMommies Has Two Daddies]]: The supervillain's two children are seen happily living with him and the secret agent at the end.
* LargeHam: The supervillain has a flair for the dramatic.
* LyricsVideoMismatch: The video and lyrics are both about complicated feelings around a romantic relationship, but the narrator of the song is concerned with feeling jealousy toward his female partner while not necessarily wanting a stronger commitment, while the video is about the protagonist accepting his homosexuality and beginning a relationship with his former enemy.
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A light 2.
* NoNameGiven: All the characters.
* NonIndicativeName: Neither the song lyrics nor the video have anything to do with Mongolian warlords. Genghis Khan is used as an odd metaphor for [[GreenEyedMonster obsessive jealousy]].
* ObviouslyEvil: How do we know that the protagonist is a supervillain and not a perfectly respectable government operative dealing with a troublesome saboteur? Because he's completely bald, has a metal prosthetic nose, struts around in a military-style jacket with a HighCollarOfDoom, has a lair staffed by identically dressed minions, and attempts to execute people in high-tech but inefficient ways involving lasers.
* PunchClockVillain: Literally. The supervillain has the secret agent StrappedToAnOperatingTable with a giant laser pointed at him ready to fire at the push of a button. Then the clock strikes 5:00 and he immediately drops everything and goes home for the day, leaving the secret agent there until the next morning.
* RedRightHand: The supervillain's prosthetic metal nose, in classic Bond villain tradition.
* RetiredMonster: The supervillain appears to retire from villainy after getting together with the secret agent, since his wife appears to have taken over his lair in TheStinger.
* TheStinger: The supervillain's (ex-)wife is shown in the supervillain's lair, dressed in supervillain attire of her own, jealously spying on the two lovers through a monitor.
* StraightGay: The supervillain protagonist. He can be a bit flamboyant in a LargeHam sort of way but he's not at all feminine. The secret agent as well, if he isn't bi.
* TuxedoAndMartini: The secret agent.
* VillainLoveSong
* VillainProtagonist: The supervillain is the POV character of the video.
* WomanScorned: The supervillain's wife did ''not'' take the breakup well, and becomes a supervillain herself bent on revenge against her now ex-husband.
Not to be confused with Music/DschinghisKhan.
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!! Tropes:
* AffectionateParody: Of campy SpyFiction.
* AntiVillain: The supervillain protagonist, possibly. The audience never sees him actually accomplish anything evil on-screen, at least.
* BaldOfEvil: The VillainProtagonist is bald.
* {{Camp}}: The video is loaded with it.
* ConceptVideo: The video is a tribute to martini-flavored SpyFiction.
* DanceOfRomance
* DatingCatwoman: From the villain's point of view.
* FoeRomanticSubtext: Not that obvious at first but takes a flying leap towards the end.
* [[HasTwoMommies Has Two Daddies]]: The supervillain's two children are seen happily living with him and the secret agent at the end.
* LargeHam: The supervillain has a flair for the dramatic.
* LyricsVideoMismatch: The video and lyrics are both about complicated feelings around a romantic relationship, but the narrator of the song is concerned with feeling jealousy toward his female partner while not necessarily wanting a stronger commitment, while the video is about the protagonist accepting his homosexuality and beginning a relationship with his former enemy.
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A light 2.
* NoNameGiven: All the characters.
* NonIndicativeName: Neither the song lyrics nor the video have anything to do with Mongolian warlords. Genghis Khan is used as an odd metaphor for [[GreenEyedMonster obsessive jealousy]].
* ObviouslyEvil: How do we know that the protagonist is a supervillain and not a perfectly respectable government operative dealing with a troublesome saboteur? Because he's completely bald, has a metal prosthetic nose, struts around in a military-style jacket with a HighCollarOfDoom, has a lair staffed by identically dressed minions, and attempts to execute people in high-tech but inefficient ways involving lasers.
* PunchClockVillain: Literally. The supervillain has the secret agent StrappedToAnOperatingTable with a giant laser pointed at him ready to fire at the push of a button. Then the clock strikes 5:00 and he immediately drops everything and goes home for the day, leaving the secret agent there until the next morning.
* RedRightHand: The supervillain's prosthetic metal nose, in classic Bond villain tradition.
* RetiredMonster: The supervillain appears to retire from villainy after getting together with the secret agent, since his wife appears to have taken over his lair in TheStinger.
* TheStinger: The supervillain's (ex-)wife is shown in the supervillain's lair, dressed in supervillain attire of her own, jealously spying on the two lovers through a monitor.
* StraightGay: The supervillain protagonist. He can be a bit flamboyant in a LargeHam sort of way but he's not at all feminine. The secret agent as well, if he isn't bi.
* TuxedoAndMartini: The secret agent.
* VillainLoveSong
* VillainProtagonist: The supervillain is the POV character of the video.
* WomanScorned: The supervillain's wife did ''not'' take the breakup well, and becomes a supervillain herself bent on revenge against her now ex-husband.
