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* ShoutOut: In "Pop 101", the lyrics directly reference TheBlackEyedPeas, ImogenHeap, and MumfordAndSons and indirectly reference JustinBieber. The music video references [[{{Kesha}} Ke$ha]] and Robin Thicke, among others. Given the [[SarcasmMode sarcastic]] tone of the song, it may qualify as more of a TakeThat.
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** In "Pop 101", the lyrics directly reference TheBlackEyedPeas, ImogenHeap, and MumfordAndSons and indirectly reference JustinBieber. The music video references [[{{Kesha}} Ke$ha]] and Robin Thicke, among others. Given the [[SarcasmMode sarcastic]] tone of the song, it may qualify as more of a TakeThat.
** In "Pop 101", the lyrics directly reference TheBlackEyedPeas, ImogenHeap, and MumfordAndSons and indirectly reference JustinBieber. The music video references [[{{Kesha}} Ke$ha]] and Robin Thicke, among others. Given the [[SarcasmMode sarcastic]] tone of the song, it may qualify as more of a TakeThat.
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** The video for "Desperate Measures" references ''Film/RiskyBusiness'' and ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.
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* ''Masterpiece Theatre''
Theatre'' (2009)
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** This trope is used again in "Toy Soldiers" with the chorus repeating "I'll follow you like [[TitleDrop toy soldiers]]."
* WeightWoe: Josh Ramsay has struggled with eating disorders, and the song "Skin & Bones" is about this.
* WeightWoe: Josh Ramsay has struggled with eating disorders, and the song "Skin & Bones" is about this.
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* WeightWoe: Josh Ramsay has struggled with eating disorders, and the song "Skin & Bones" is about this.submit''
* WeightWoe: Josh Ramsay has struggled with eating disorders, and the song "Skin & Bones" is about this.
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* NeverLiveItDown: Josh Ramsay wrote the music for the BreakoutHit [[CarlyRaeJepsen "Call Me Maybe"]] and has apparently caught a lot of hell for it. This shows throw in ''two'' of their newer songs, one of which is a TakeThat at modern pop music ("Pop 101") and the other calls out "Call Me Maybe" in particular.
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* TearJerker: Josh still cries sometimes when playing "Lover Dearest" in concert.
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* TheWoobie: Josh, although it's probably more along the lines of IronWoobie. He was sent to rehab in high school for getting addicted to heroin, suffers from depression and anxiety alongside insomnia, struggles with eating disorders, and in the video for the making of ''Astoria'' he explains that the reason for the band's long absence is because he hit a major writing block when his wedding was suddenly cancelled and he was sent to the hospital for gall stones.
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* BrokenBase: {{YMMV}}, but there are plenty of fans who believe their earlier work - particularly ''[[DarkerAndEdgier Fix Me]]'', is better than their newer, happier work.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: In the video for "Desperate Measures", Josh gets a really cute female one, who follows him through various scenes - much to his annoyance.
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* SkywardScream: Josh in the "Shake Tramp" video. [[LargeHam Done for]] [[CrowningMomentOfFunny humor]].
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* TearJerker: Josh still cries sometimes when playing "Lover Dearest" in concert.
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* WeightWoe: Josh Ramsay has struggled with eating disorders, and the song "Skin & Bones" is about this.
* TheWoobie: Josh, although it's probably more along the lines of IronWoobie. He was sent to rehab in high school for getting addicted to heroin, suffers from depression and anxiety alongside insomnia, struggles with eating disorders, and in the video for the making of ''Astoria'' he explains that the reason for the band's long absence is because he hit a major writing block when his wedding was suddenly cancelled and he was sent to the hospital for gall stones.
* TheWoobie: Josh, although it's probably more along the lines of IronWoobie. He was sent to rehab in high school for getting addicted to heroin, suffers from depression and anxiety alongside insomnia, struggles with eating disorders, and in the video for the making of ''Astoria'' he explains that the reason for the band's long absence is because he hit a major writing block when his wedding was suddenly cancelled and he was sent to the hospital for gall stones.
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* NeverLiveItDown: Josh Ramsay wrote the music for the BreakoutHit [[CarlyRaeJepsen "Call Me Maybe"]] and has apparently caught a lot of hell for it. This shows throw in ''two'' of their newer songs, one of which is a TakeThat at modern pop music ("Pop 101") and the other calls out "Call Me Maybe" in particular.
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* ObsessionSong: "Toy Soldiers"
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* LyricsVideoMismatch: "Say Anything" is about self-harm and self-loathing, but the video is hammy and about Josh selling the embarrassing secrets of his bandmates to the press. "Shake Tramp" is about what [[SlapSlapKiss may or may not be]] [[UnfortunateImplications an abusive relationship]], and the video is...about Josh hallucinating being a smooth operator?
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* LyricsVideoMismatch: "Say Anything" is about self-harm and self-loathing, but the video is a [[LargeHam hammy]] story about Josh selling the embarrassing secrets of his bandmates to the press. "Shake Tramp" is about what [[SlapSlapKiss may or may not be]] [[UnfortunateImplications an abusive relationship]], and the video is...about Josh hallucinating being a smooth operator?
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* LyricsVideoMismatch: "Say Anything" is about self-harm and self-loathing, but the video is hammy and about Josh selling the embarrassing secrets of his bandmates to the press. "Shake Tramp" is about what [[SlapSlapKiss may or may not be]] [[UnfortunateImplications an abusive relationship]], and the video is...about Josh hallucinating being a smooth operator?
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* LoyalAnimalCompanion: Bennie to Josh. [[https://twitter.com/JoshRamsay/status/647241563995664385 She even waited for him at the door until he got back from a video shoot]].
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* LyricalDissonance: "Here's to the Zeros" sounds like it would be a rallying underdog song with a catchy beat, but in addition to a [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]] TakeThat directed at the success of "Call Me Maybe", there's also some self-deprecating humor aimed at lead singer Josh Ramsay himself.
--> ''Hey kids, do you wanna do what I do? / I got sick, got kicked outta high school / just then, I kinda got arrested / with a car and a chase and a drug test.''
--> ''Hey kids, do you wanna do what I do? / I got sick, got kicked outta high school / just then, I kinda got arrested / with a car and a chase and a drug test.''
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* LargeHam: Everyone in the band has their moments, with Mike and Josh being the worst offenders. The best examples are in the videos for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n6i7XSxlUw "Decided to Break It"]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSRUDnw9uoc "Celebrity Status"]], and their various behind-the-scenes videos.
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* RunningGag: Josh is a really, really, ''really'' bad dancer.
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* RunningGag: Josh is a really, really, ''really'' bad dancer. Check it out in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHu8mTamkwk "Shake Tramp" video]].
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* BrokenBase: YourMilageMayVary, but there are plenty of fans who believe their earlier work - particularly ''[[DarkerAndEdgier Fix Me]]'', is better than their newer, happier work.
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* BrokenBase: YourMilageMayVary, {{YMMV}}, but there are plenty of fans who believe their earlier work - particularly ''[[DarkerAndEdgier Fix Me]]'', is better than their newer, happier work.
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* ShoutOut: In "Pop 101", the lyrics directly reference TheBlackEyedPeas, ImogenHeap, and MumfordAndSons and indirectly reference JustinBeiber. The music video references [[{{Kesha}} Ke$ha]] and Robin Thicke, among others. Given the [[SarcasmMode sarcastic]] tone of the song, it may qualify as more of a TakeThat.
** "Here's to the Zeros" mentions [[CarlyRaeJepson "Call Me Maybe"]], for which Josh Ramsay wrote the music.
--> ''So they say, "Where's the next hit, baby?"''//
''God how could I top "Call Me Maybe"?''
** "Here's to the Zeros" mentions [[CarlyRaeJepson "Call Me Maybe"]], for which Josh Ramsay wrote the music.
--> ''So they say, "Where's the next hit, baby?"''//
''God how could I top "Call Me Maybe"?''
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* ShoutOut: In "Pop 101", the lyrics directly reference TheBlackEyedPeas, ImogenHeap, and MumfordAndSons and indirectly reference JustinBeiber.JustinBieber. The music video references [[{{Kesha}} Ke$ha]] and Robin Thicke, among others. Given the [[SarcasmMode sarcastic]] tone of the song, it may qualify as more of a TakeThat.
** "Here's to the Zeros" mentions[[CarlyRaeJepson [[CarlyRaeJepsen "Call Me Maybe"]], for which Josh Ramsay wrote the music.
--> ''So they say, "Where's the next hit,baby?"''//
''Godbaby?" / God how could I top "Call Me Maybe"?''
** "Here's to the Zeros" mentions
--> ''So they say, "Where's the next hit,
''God
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* RunningGag: Josh is a really, really, ''really'' bad dancer.
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* ShoutOut: In "Pop 101", the lyrics directly reference TheBlackEyedPeas, ImogenHeap, and MumfordAndSons and indirectly reference JustinBeiber. The music video references [[{{Kesha}} Ke$ha]] and Robin Thicke, among others. Given the [[SarcasmMode sarcastic]] tone of the song, it may qualify as more of a TakeThat.
** "Here's to the Zeros" mentions [[CarlyRaeJepson "Call Me Maybe"]], for which Josh Ramsay wrote the music.
--> ''So they say, "Where's the next hit, baby?"''//
''God how could I top "Call Me Maybe"?''
** "Here's to the Zeros" mentions [[CarlyRaeJepson "Call Me Maybe"]], for which Josh Ramsay wrote the music.
--> ''So they say, "Where's the next hit, baby?"''//
''God how could I top "Call Me Maybe"?''
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* HappilyEverAfter: How the ''Ever After'' story ends.
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* InJoke: The beginning of the "Celebrity Status" video includes what looks like a ''That70sShow'' take-off in which Josh falls over a couch and yells, "Pomegranate?! Aw, man!" According to one Behind-the-Scenes video, this was reference to a stay at a lousy hotel the band had where one of their drunk neighbors kept retelling a joke where the punchline was "Pomegranate."
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* BreakupSong: "Lover Dearest", "Fallout", "So Soon"
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* BrokenBase: YMMV, but there are plenty of fans who believe their earlier work - particularly [[DarkerAndEdgier ''Fix Me'' ]], is better than their newer, happier work.
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* BrokenBase: YMMV, YourMilageMayVary, but there are plenty of fans who believe their earlier work - particularly [[DarkerAndEdgier ''Fix Me'' ]], ''[[DarkerAndEdgier Fix Me]]'', is better than their newer, happier work.
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* BrokenBase: YourMileageMayVary, but there are plenty of fans who believe their earlier work - particularly [[DarkerAndEdier ''Fix Me'' ]], is better than their newer, happier work.
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* BrokenBase: YourMileageMayVary, YMMV, but there are plenty of fans who believe their earlier work - particularly [[DarkerAndEdier [[DarkerAndEdgier ''Fix Me'' ]], is better than their newer, happier work.
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* BrokenBase: YourMileageMayVary, but there are plenty of fans who believe their earlier work - particularly [[DarkerAndEdier ''Fix Me'' ]], is better than their newer, happier work.
* DeadpanSnarker: Josh, especially on his Twitter. This has earned him the FanNickname "Ramsassy".
* DeadpanSnarker: Josh, especially on his Twitter. This has earned him the FanNickname "Ramsassy".
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A Canadian pop-punk band, consisting of lead singer Josh Ramsay, guitarist Matt Webb, bassist Mike Ayley, and drummer Ian Casselman. So far they have produced three albums (''Fix Me'', ''Masterpiece Theatre'', and ''Ever After'') with a fourth (''Astoria'') being released on October 23, 2015.
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A Canadian [[CanadianMusic Canadian]] pop-punk band, consisting of lead singer Josh Ramsay, guitarist Matt Webb, bassist Mike Ayley, and drummer Ian Casselman. So far they have produced three albums (''Fix Me'', ''Masterpiece Theatre'', and ''Ever After'') with a fourth (''Astoria'') being released on October 23, 2015.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Josh refers to himself as "The gayest straight boy ever" on [[https://twitter.com/JoshRamsay his Twitter]].
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* IAmNotPretty: Josh apparently considers himself very unattractive.
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* MrFanservice: Josh comes out in in his underwear in one scene of the "Desperate Measures" video.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Everyone in the band has shades of this.
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* AwesomeMcCoolName: Josh frequently changes his name on Twitter to something bizarre; as of Fall 2015, it's "Detective Mittens".
** He named his dog [[ShoutOut Bennie and]] [[EltonJohn the Jets]] Ramsay.
** He named his dog [[ShoutOut Bennie and]] [[EltonJohn the Jets]] Ramsay.
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* SexySecretary: In the "All to Myself" video.
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* ObliviousToLove: The girl in the "Cross My Heart" video.
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* OneTrueLove: What "One Love" is about.
* SelfDeprecation: Josh is ''very'' hard on himself, even apologizing to someone who noted that they look alike.
* StalkingIsLove: The "Cross My Heart" video. See "Oblivious to Love" above.
* StalkerWithACrush: Again, the "Cross My Heart" video. Happens again in the video for "Beside You". The band [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this trend in a behind-the-scenes video.
* {{Yandere}}: "Toy Soldiers" is from the point of view of someone violently obsessed with the object of their affection.
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* YouAreNotAlone: "Beside You"
* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: "Porcelain"
* SelfDeprecation: Josh is ''very'' hard on himself, even apologizing to someone who noted that they look alike.
* StalkingIsLove: The "Cross My Heart" video. See "Oblivious to Love" above.
* StalkerWithACrush: Again, the "Cross My Heart" video. Happens again in the video for "Beside You". The band [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this trend in a behind-the-scenes video.
* {{Yandere}}: "Toy Soldiers" is from the point of view of someone violently obsessed with the object of their affection.
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* YouAreNotAlone: "Beside You"
* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: "Porcelain"
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* DestructiveRomance: "Lover Dearest". Josh wrote it for a rehab exercise, suggesting participants write a love letter to their drug of choice.
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: "Good to You"
* DestructiveRomance: "Lover Dearest". Josh wrote it for a rehab exercise, suggesting participants write a love letter to their drug ofchoice.choice.
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: "Toy Soldiers"
* NecktieLeash: At the end of the "Cross My Heart" video.
* ObliviousToLove: The girl in the "Cross My Heart" video.
* OfficeRomance: The "All to Myself" video.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Josh often has streaks of blue in his hair.
* DestructiveRomance: "Lover Dearest". Josh wrote it for a rehab exercise, suggesting participants write a love letter to their drug of
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: "Toy Soldiers"
* NecktieLeash: At the end of the "Cross My Heart" video.
* ObliviousToLove: The girl in the "Cross My Heart" video.
* OfficeRomance: The "All to Myself" video.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Josh often has streaks of blue in his hair.
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!!The band and their songs provide examples of...
* DestructiveRomance: "Lover Dearest". Josh wrote it for a rehab exercise, suggesting participants write a love letter to their drug of choice.
!!The band and their songs provide examples of...
* DestructiveRomance: "Lover Dearest". Josh wrote it for a rehab exercise, suggesting participants write a love letter to their drug of choice.
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[[caption-width-right:350:from left to right, Ian Casselman, Matt Webb, Josh Ramsay, Mike Ayley]]
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A Canadian pop-punk band, consisting of lead singer Josh Ramsay, guitarist Matt Webb, bassist Mike Ayley, and drummer Ian Casselman. So far they have produced three albums (''Fix Me'', ''Masterpiece Theatre'', and ''Ever After'') with a fourth (''Astoria'') being released on October 23, 2015.2015.
!!Discography:
*''Fix Me''
*''Masterpiece Theatre''
*''Ever After''
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!!Discography:
*''Fix Me''
*''Masterpiece Theatre''
*''Ever After''
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