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* BrokenAesop: Marge tries to bring out the Aesop that "it doesn't matter if you're cool to people, you need to be true to yourself" and Homer brings up "you don't need other people to tell you that you're cool", but Bart and Lisa shoot them both down and Marge just angrily says that it's impossible to tell what the hell youth wants these days. To further drive the point home, neither of the kids actually elaborate on their own point about what it actually takes to be cool. However, the last line does imply that Homer might be on to something.
--> '''Homer''': Maybe if you're truly cool, you don't need to be told you're cool.
--> '''Bart''': Sure you do!
--> '''Lisa''': How else would you know?
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* AllJustADream: Otto wins an award for "Safest Bus Driver", and tearfully says this is just like a dream. Cue Milhouse yelling at him to wake up, [[InstantlyProvenWrong because he is asleep at the wheel again]].
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* JacobMarleyWarning: In Homer's flashback, Abe warns him and Barney that someday they will find themselves out of touch with what the youth consider cool just like him. Homer in the present is not happy when he realizes Abe was right.
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** When Homer, a rock-and-roll fan, comments that he was most fond of the music growing up a DescriptionCut occurs to show a teenage Homer and Barney singing to Leo Sayer's "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" - a disco-pop song with a heavy use of falsetto.

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** When Homer, a rock-and-roll fan, comments that he was most fond of the music growing up a DescriptionCut occurs to show a teenage Homer and Barney singing rocking out to Leo Sayer's "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" - a disco-pop song with a heavy use of falsetto.

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* BaitAndSwitch: When Homer's stomach started growling strangely, the tour organizer says "Homer, nothing's more important to me than the health and well-being of my freaks. I'm sending you to a vet."

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* BaitAndSwitch: BaitAndSwitch:
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When Homer's stomach started growling strangely, the tour organizer says "Homer, nothing's more important to me than the health and well-being of my freaks. I'm sending you to a vet.""
** When Homer, a rock-and-roll fan, comments that he was most fond of the music growing up a DescriptionCut occurs to show a teenage Homer and Barney singing to Leo Sayer's "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" - a disco-pop song with a heavy use of falsetto.
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--> '''Homer''': Maybe if you're cool, you don't need others to tell you you are.
--> '''Bart''': Of course you do!

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--> '''Homer''': Maybe if you're truly cool, you don't need others to tell you you are.
be told you're cool.
--> '''Bart''': Of course Sure you do!
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* StealthPun: When Homer speaks with a vet, he learns that the vet also has Music/JimiHendrix's dog, Rover, presumably since 1970, when Hendrix died. The Jimi Hendrix Experience song "Fire" features the line "Move over, Rover and let Jimi take over.".

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* BrokenAesop: Marge tries to bring out the Aesop that "it doesn't matter if you're cool to people, you need to be true to yourself" and Homer brings up "you don't need other people to tell you that you're cool", but Bart and Lisa shoot them both down and Marge just angrily says that it's impossible to tell what the hell youth wants these days. To further drive the point home, neither of the kids actually elaborate on their own point about what it actually takes to be cool.

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* BrokenAesop: Marge tries to bring out the Aesop that "it doesn't matter if you're cool to people, you need to be true to yourself" and Homer brings up "you don't need other people to tell you that you're cool", but Bart and Lisa shoot them both down and Marge just angrily says that it's impossible to tell what the hell youth wants these days. To further drive the point home, neither of the kids actually elaborate on their own point about what it actually takes to be cool. However, the last line does imply that Homer might be on to something.
--> '''Homer''': Maybe if you're cool, you don't need others to tell you you are.
--> '''Bart''': Of course you do!
--> '''Lisa''': How else would you know?


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* SophisticatedAsHell: The London Symphony Orchestra plays the instrumental portion of "Insane In the Membrane" for Cypress Hill.
-->'''Marge''': Now ''this'', I like!
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* {{Misblamed}}: The stagehand assumes that Cypress Hill hired the London Philharmonic Orchestra while high and pressures them to own it. It was actually Peter Frampton who did, and later believes that Cypress Hill stole the Orchestra from him as a result.

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* TheStoner: Apparently Music/CypressHill got so high they ordered a London Symphony Orchestra.
** Makes it more funny in that Music/CypressHill uses the orchestra as it that sounds like something they would do when high. It was originally for Music/PeterFrampton, who was on stage at the time.

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* TheStoner: Apparently Music/CypressHill assumes they got so high they ordered a the London Symphony Orchestra.
** Makes it more funny in that Music/CypressHill uses the orchestra as it that sounds like something they would do when high.
Orchestra. It was originally actually for Music/PeterFrampton, who was on stage at the time.
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* TotallyRadical: Homer's on the nose attempts to look cool and hip are a big part of the episode.

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* TotallyRadical: Homer's on the nose silly attempts to look cool and hip are a big part of the episode.
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* TotallyRadical: Homer's on the nose attempts to look cool and hip are a big part of the episode.
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'''Abe:''' I used to be 'with it', until they changed what 'it' was. Now what I'm with isn't 'it', and what's 'it' sounds weird and scary to me. ''It'll happen to you!''

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'''Abe:''' I used to be 'with it', until but then they changed what 'it' was. Now what I'm with isn't 'it', and what's 'it' sounds weird and scary to me. ''It'll happen to you!''
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* CameoCluster: Features Smashing Pumpkins, Cypress Hill, Sonic Youth and Peter Frampton as performers on the Hullabalooza music festival.
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'''Original air date:''' 5/19/1996

'''Production code:''' 3F21

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** Otto hallucinating that his shoes are talking to him (specifically, what they're saying) is a slightly paraphrased version of the LyricalColdOpening to the title track of Music/{{Prince}}'s album [[Music/NineteenNinetyNineAlbum 1999]].

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** Otto hallucinating that his shoes are talking to him (specifically, what they're saying) is a slightly paraphrased version of the LyricalColdOpening LyricalColdOpen to the title track of Music/{{Prince}}'s album [[Music/NineteenNinetyNineAlbum 1999]].

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** Homers failed attempt at blending in at the music festival includes doing the iconic "Keep On Truckin'" walk created by counter-culture cartoonist Creator/RobertCrumb.

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** Homers Homer's failed attempt at blending in at the music festival includes doing the iconic "Keep On Truckin'" walk created by counter-culture cartoonist Creator/RobertCrumb.Creator/RobertCrumb.
** Otto hallucinating that his shoes are talking to him (specifically, what they're saying) is a slightly paraphrased version of the LyricalColdOpening to the title track of Music/{{Prince}}'s album [[Music/NineteenNinetyNineAlbum 1999]].
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Mondegreen is no longer a trope; dewicking


* {{Mondegreen}}: InUniverse example, when Homer buys a Rastafarian hat and shows it off to his kids, Bart protests that he can't wear that hat, Homer says he's been "safarian" since before his kids were born.

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* {{Mondegreen}}: InUniverse example, when MondegreenGag: When Homer buys a Rastafarian hat and shows it off to his kids, Bart protests that he can't wear that hat, Homer says he's been "safarian" since before his kids were born.
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* CouchGag: The living room is bathed in black light, with the Simpsons in fluorescent colors while a hard rock guitar riff plays until Homer turns the light on and the normal music plays.
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* SelfServingMemory: Homer thinks back to his teenage years as his GloryDays, while the actual flashbacks show him as an unpopular dork who was just too much of a doofus to realise it. The highpoint of his high school years was being an unwanted spectator to ''someone elses'' GloryDays, this being the ''Dazed And Confused'' parody mentioned below. The only real camraderie he had was with [[OnlyFriend Barney]].

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* SelfServingMemory: Homer thinks back to his teenage years as his GloryDays, while the actual flashbacks show him as an unpopular dork who was just too much of a doofus to realise it. The highpoint of his high school years was being an unwanted spectator to ''someone elses'' else's'' GloryDays, this being the ''Dazed And Confused'' parody mentioned below. The only real camraderie camaraderie he had was with [[OnlyFriend Barney]].
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* SelfServingMemory: Homer thinks back to his teenage years as his GloryDays, while the actual flashbacks show him as an unpopular dork who was just too much of a doofus to realise it. The highpoint of his high school years was being an unwanted spectator to ''someone elses'' GloryDays, this being the ''Dazed And Confused'' parody mentioned below. The only real camraderie he had was with [[OnlyFriend Barney]].
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** The "Second-Base Mobile" scene, which is a parody of ''Film/DazedAndConfused''.
** Homers failed attempt at blending in at the music festival includes doing the iconic "Keep On Truckin'" walk created by counter-culture cartoonist Creator/RobertCrumb.
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* BrokenAesop: Marge tries to bring out the Aesop that "it doesn't matter if you're cool to people, you need to be true to yourself" and Homer brings up "you don't need other people to tell you that you're cool", but Bart and Lisa shoot them both down and Marge just angrily says that it's impossible to tell what the hell youth wants these days.

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* BrokenAesop: Marge tries to bring out the Aesop that "it doesn't matter if you're cool to people, you need to be true to yourself" and Homer brings up "you don't need other people to tell you that you're cool", but Bart and Lisa shoot them both down and Marge just angrily says that it's impossible to tell what the hell youth wants these days. To further drive the point home, neither of the kids actually elaborate on their own point about what it actually takes to be cool.
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* {{Kevlard}}: Homer uses his body fat to stop cannonballs when performing in a freak show. [[RealityEnsues His body still accumulates damage over doing this repeatedly]], which would have inevitably killed him if he continued.

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* {{Kevlard}}: Homer uses his body fat to stop cannonballs when performing in a freak show. [[RealityEnsues His body still accumulates damage over doing this repeatedly]], repeatedly, which would have inevitably killed him if he continued.
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** Makes it more funny in that Music/CypressHill uses the orchestra as it that sounds like something they would do when high. It was originally for Music/PeterFrampton, who was on stage at the time.

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