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This is listing an aversion (which is only reserved for certain cases like Omnipresent Tropes). At best, this example's context can still be salvaged under Common Knowledge.
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* TakeThat: Averted. A lot people assume "Goodbye Mr. A" is meant to be a TakeThat against the objectivist superhero comic ''ComicBook/MrA''. In reality, the song is in reference to an English teacher Irwin Sparkes had who insisted on being called "Mr. A". The superhero theme of the music video probably doesn't help (despite the video's version of Mister A looking nothing like the comic character).
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* TakeThat: Averted. A lot people assume "Goodbye Mr. A" is meant to be a TakeThat against the objectivist superhero comic ''ComicBook/MrA''. In reality, the song is in reference to an English teacher Irwin Sparkes had who insisted on being called "Mr. A". The superhero theme of the music video probably doesn't help (despite the video's version of Mister A looking nothing like the comic character).
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* FakeUltimateHero: "Goodbye Mr. A" features The Hoosiers as a team of up-and-coming superheroes that had captured veteran superhero Mr. A and tied him to a rocket that they fire into space, replacing him as the city's new SuperTeam. [[HarmonyVersusDiscipline The lyrics of the song]] muddy the waters on whether this is a bad thing or not.
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The band name isn't 100% non-indicative. I'd call it about 80% non-indicative.
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The Hoosiers are a band originally from Reading, England. They have three members: Irwin Sparkes, Alfonso Sharland and Martin Skarendahl. Originally founded in 2007, when they released their first album, ''The Trick to Life''. Three years later, they released ''The Illusion of Safety''. And now they've released a new album ''The News From Nowhere''
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The Hoosiers are a band originally from Reading, England. They currently have three two members: Irwin Sparkes, Alfonso Sharland Sparkes and Alan "Alphonso" Sharland. Martin Skarendahl.Skarendahl was a member from the band's founding until an amicable split in 2015. Originally founded in 2007, when they released their first album, ''The Trick to Life''. Three years later, they released ''The Illusion of Safety''. And now they've released a new album ''The News From Nowhere''
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* HarmonyVersusDiscipline: Their song Goodbye Mr. A
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* HarmonyVersusDiscipline: Their song Goodbye "Goodbye Mr. AA".
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* NonIndicativeName: They originate from England, not, as their name would suggest, Indiana.
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* NonIndicativeName: They originate from England, not, as their name would suggest, Indiana. However, Sparkes and Sharland ''did'' spend time as students at the University of UsefulNotes/{{Indianapolis}}, and wrote many of the tracks on their first album while there.
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** Possibly "Cops And Robbers". Its lyrics are just ominous enough to be about killing people or be metaphorical.
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** Possibly "Cops And Robbers". Its lyrics are just ominous enough to either be about killing people or be metaphorical.
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* TakeThat: Their song Goodbye Mr. A is this for the comic book character Mr. A.
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* DrowningYourSorrows: "A Sadness Runs Through Him" is about a man who chronically does this.
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* DrowningYourSorrows: DrowningMySorrows: "A Sadness Runs Through Him" is about a man who chronically does this.
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This band provides examples of these tropes.
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* BreakupSong: "Run Rabbit Run" is about someone who meets someone (the "fox") they think would be nice to them but turned out to be malicious. The protagonist is telling the other person (the "rabbit") to leave them and run away.
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* DrowningYourSorrows: "A Sadness Runs Through Him" is about a man who chronically does this.
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* MurderBallad:
** "Killer" is from the point of view of a murderer attempting to kill someone.
** Possibly "Cops And Robbers". Its lyrics are just ominous enough to be about killing people or be metaphorical.
** "Killer" is from the point of view of a murderer attempting to kill someone.
** Possibly "Cops And Robbers". Its lyrics are just ominous enough to be about killing people or be metaphorical.
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* VillainProtagonist: "Killer" has one, a serial killer.
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The Hoosiers are a band originally from Reading, England. They have three members: Irwin Sparkes, Alfonso Sharland and Martin Skarendahl. Originally founded in 2007, when they released their first album, ''The Trick to Life''. Three years later, they released ''The Illusion of Safety''.
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The Hoosiers are a band originally from Reading, England. They have three members: Irwin Sparkes, Alfonso Sharland and Martin Skarendahl. Originally founded in 2007, when they released their first album, ''The Trick to Life''. Three years later, they released ''The Illusion of Safety''. And now they've released a new album ''The News From Nowhere''
