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* Manga/FairyTail: Type B. The song typically plays whenever there's a BarBrawl.
* In ''Anime/KillLaKill'', this is one of the {{standard snippet}}s played by MusicalAssassin Nonon in her fight against the main character.
* In ''Anime/KillLaKill'', this is one of the {{standard snippet}}s played by MusicalAssassin Nonon in her fight against the main character.
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* Manga/FairyTail: ''Manga/FairyTail'': Type B. The song typically plays whenever there's a BarBrawl.
* In ''Anime/KillLaKill'', this is one of the {{standard snippet}}s played by MusicalAssassin Nonon in her fight against Ryuko.
** It also plays in episode 16 while Senketsu narrates themain character.world's shortest RecapEpisode in under a minute and a half.
* In ''Anime/KillLaKill'', this is one of the {{standard snippet}}s played by MusicalAssassin Nonon in her fight against Ryuko.
** It also plays in episode 16 while Senketsu narrates the
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* Manga/FairyTail: Type B. The song typically plays whenever there's a BarBrawl. BarBrawl.
* In ''Anime/KillLaKill'', this is one of the {{standard snippet}}s played by MusicalAssassin Nonon in her fight against the main character.
* In ''Anime/KillLaKill'', this is one of the {{standard snippet}}s played by MusicalAssassin Nonon in her fight against the main character.
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* This [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXcieUVLz-I chiptune version]] was built out of sounds and samples from VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1. And it is ''hilarious.''
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* This [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXcieUVLz-I chiptune version]] was built out of sounds and samples from VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1. VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1 And it is ''hilarious.''
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* This [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXcieUVLz-I chiptune version]] was built out of sounds and snippets from Super Mario Brothers. And it is ''hilarious.''
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* This [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXcieUVLz-I chiptune version]] was built out of sounds and snippets samples from Super Mario Brothers.VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1. And it is ''hilarious.''
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* This [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXcieUVLz-I chiptune version]] was built out of sounds and snippets from Super Mario Brothers. And it is ''[[CrowningMomentOfFunny hilarious]].''
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* This [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXcieUVLz-I chiptune version]] was built out of sounds and snippets from Super Mario Brothers. And it is ''[[CrowningMomentOfFunny hilarious]].''hilarious.''
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* This [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXcieUVLz-I chiptune version]] was built out of sounds and snippets from Super Mario Brothers. And it is ''[[CrowningMomentOfFunny hilarious]].''
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* KrautRock[=/=]SpaceRock band Can snuck a version onto their eponymous 1979 album (as part of their "Ethnological Forgery" series). Doubles as a StealthPun on their name.
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* KrautRock[=/=]SpaceRock band Can Music/{{Can}} snuck a version onto their eponymous 1979 album (as part of their "Ethnological Forgery" series). Doubles as a StealthPun on their name.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Yep, the song's now [[Earworm stuck in your head]]. You're welcome.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Yep, the song's now [[Earworm [[{{Earworm}} stuck in your head]]. You're welcome.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Yep, the song's now [[Earworm stuck in your head]]. You're welcome.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Yep, the song's now [[Earworm stuck in your head]]. You're welcome.]]
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* Film/Stardust has a Type B usage of the song: the (literally) closeted Captain Shakespeare minces about in his wardrobe while a sword battle rages outside his cabin.
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* Film/Stardust Film/{{Stardust}} has a Type B usage of the song: the (literally) closeted Captain Shakespeare minces about in his wardrobe while a sword battle rages outside his cabin.
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* Disney/TheLittleMermaid: Type B (the scene where the Royal Chef is chasing Sebastian the Crab, and [[HilarityEnsues comic mayhem ensues]]).
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* Manga/FairyTail: Type B. The song typically plays whenever there's a BarBrawl.
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* The GreatDickensChristmasFair: Type A, to accompany performances by [[http://www.cancanbijou.com Le Cancan Bijou]].
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* The Shop Rite supermarket chain's long-running annual (and more recently, ''semi-''annual) Can Can sale of canned goods. Type A, but with custom lyrics ''("Now, Shop Rite does the cancan/Selling lots of brands of/Everything in/Cans cans!")''
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* The Shop Rite supermarket chain's long-running annual (and more recently, ''semi-''annual) [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLjtiDWHKuI Can Can sale of canned goods.goods]]. Type A, but with custom lyrics ''("Now, Shop Rite does the cancan/Selling lots of brands of/Everything in/Cans cans!")''
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* Also Type A: Scottish brewer Irn-Bru set a world record in 2009 by getting 10,000 people to kick up their heels as part of their [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3j67PLblVts "Can Clan" campaign]]. Real cancan dancers were recruited to help out.
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* The Shop Rite supermarket chain's long-running annual (and more recently, ''semi-''annual) Can Can sale of canned goods. With custom lyrics ''("Now, Shop Rite does the cancan/Selling lots of brands of/Everything in/Cans cans!")''
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* The Shop Rite supermarket chain's long-running annual (and more recently, ''semi-''annual) Can Can sale of canned goods. With Type A, but with custom lyrics ''("Now, Shop Rite does the cancan/Selling lots of brands of/Everything in/Cans cans!")''
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* Disney/TheLittleMermaid: Type B (the scene where the Royal Chef is chasing Sebastian the Crab).
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* Series/TheBennyHillShow had at least two Type A occurences -- but in these cases, they were "normal" women (e.g. policewomen, hospital nurses) inspired to kick it up when the song commenced. (Ironically, the one time the show included REAL cancan dancers, they performed to Khachaturian's "Sabre Dance.")
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* Long-running English band Bad Manners feature a ska-flavored take on TheCancanSong as a part of their set. That's the good news. The ''bad'' news is that their (male, bald) singer will often ''perform'' the cancan. In drag.
* KrautRock[=/=]SpaceRock band Can snuck a version onto their eponymous 1979 album (as part of their "Ethnological Forgery" series). Doubles as a StealthPun on their name.
* KrautRock[=/=]SpaceRock band Can snuck a version onto their eponymous 1979 album (as part of their "Ethnological Forgery" series). Doubles as a StealthPun on their name.
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* Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction: Averted in the live-action saloon scenes, but played straight when Elmer Fudd is chasing Bugs and Daffy through the Louvre and they wind up in one of Toulouse-Lautrec's paintings.
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* Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction: Averted in the live-action saloon scenes, but played straight as a Type A when Elmer Fudd is chasing Bugs and Daffy through the Louvre and they wind up in one of Toulouse-Lautrec's paintings.paintings.
* Film/MidnightInParis: Type A.
* Film/MidnightInParis: Type A.
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* The Shop Rite supermarket chain's long-running annual (and more recently, ''semi-''annual) Can Can sale of canned goods. With custom lyrics ''("Now, Shop Rite does the cancan/Selling lots of brands of/Everything in/Cans cans!")''
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* Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction: Averted in the live-action saloon scenes, but played straight when Elmer Fudd is chasing Bugs and Daffy through the Louvre and they wind up in one of Toulouse-Lautrec's paintings.
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* Disney/TheLittleMermaid: Type B (the scene where the Royal Chef is chasing Sebastian the Crab).
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* The number of amateur and professional dance troupes worldwide who perform the cancan to the Infernal Galop is literally in the hundreds, if not thousands.
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* Film/Stardust has a Type 2 usage of the song: the (literally) closeted Captain Shakespeare minces about in his wardrobe while a sword battle rages outside his cabin.
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* Any Wild West-themed park with saloon girls will likely fall into Type A territory.
* Averted at [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks DisneyLand]]: their recent revival of the Golden Horseshoe Saloon show used Music/ColePorter's ''Can-Can'' song.
* Averted at [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks DisneyLand]]: their recent revival of the Golden Horseshoe Saloon show used Music/ColePorter's ''Can-Can'' song.
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* Also averted in the Music/FrankSinatra[=/=]ShirleyMacLaine film of Music/ColePorter's ''Can-Can.''
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* Averted in both the 1952 and [[Film/MoulinRouge 2001]] ''Moulin Rouge'' films, although Music/FatboySlim's thumping version has become an alternate soundtrack for many dance troupes.
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* Film/Stardust has a Type 2 usage of the song: the (literally) closeted Captain Shakespeare minces about in his wardrobe while a sword battle rages outside his cabin.
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* Averted in both the 1952 and [[Film/MoulinRouge 2001]] ''Moulin Rouge'' films, although Music/FatboySlim's thumping version has become an alternate soundtrack for many dance troupes.
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To the rest of the world, it's simply "the cancan song." And it's usually (although not always) a cue for high-kicking ChorusGirls to hit the stage. To that end, it's a quintessential part of the PublicDomainSoundtrack and StandardSnippet tropes. And if the song's already running through your head as you read this? Yeah, it's a major {{Earworm}} as well...)
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To the rest of the world, it's simply "the cancan song." And it's usually (although not always) a cue for high-kicking ChorusGirls to hit the stage. To that end, it's a quintessential part of the PublicDomainSoundtrack and StandardSnippet tropes. And
(And if the song's already running through your head as you read this? Yeah, it's a major {{Earworm}} as well...)
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Because of its high-energy, feel-good nature, its use as a trope falls under one of the following conditions:
* '''Type A:''' Accompanying a performance of the cancan dance itself.
* '''Type B:''' To underscore a comedic action sequence.
Remember: not all performances of the cancan (dance) are set to the Cancan Song, and not all appearances of the song signal a performance of the dance.
(And if the song's already running through your head as you read this? Yeah, it's a major {{Earworm}} as well...
Because of its high-energy, feel-good nature, its use as a trope falls under one of the following conditions:
* '''Type A:''' Accompanying a performance of the cancan dance itself.
* '''Type B:''' To underscore a comedic action sequence.
Remember: not all performances of the cancan (dance) are set to the Cancan Song, and not all appearances of the song signal a performance of the dance.
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Officially, it's the "Infernal Galop" from from Act II, Scene 2 of Jacques Offenbach's 1858 operetta ''Orpheus in the Underworld.''
To the rest of the world, it's simply "the cancan song." And it's usually (although not always) a cue for high-kicking ChorusGirls to hit the stage.
Officially, it's the "Infernal Galop" from from Act II, Scene 2 of Jacques Offenbach's 1858 operetta ''Orpheus in the Underworld.''
To the rest of the world, it's simply "the cancan song." And it's usually (although not always) a cue for high-kicking ChorusGirls to hit the stage.
