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''[=TheCHR83=]'' is a video review show hosted by Chris. They mainly cover pop music from decades ago to today.
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''[=TheCHR83=]'' is a video review {{review}} show hosted by Chris. They mainly cover pop music from decades ago to today.
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* SpecialEffectFailure[[invoked]]: Common in the music videos for songs being reviewed, with Chris referring to these as "Special Defects".
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* {{Bookends}}: Acknowledged in ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from February 25, 2023'' where they point out that the list begins and ends with songs revolving around lazy samples (namely, "[[Music/GrandmasterFlashAndTheFuriousFive Players]]" by Coi Leray at #10 and "Let Go" by Music/CentralCee at #1).
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment[[invoked]]: Used in ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 27, 2022'', as much as they wanted to avoid using the term, to describe the out-of-nowhere [[Literature/TheGingerbreadMan Gingerbread Man]] interpolation for the #4 entry, "Dah Dah [=DahDah=]" by Nardo Wick.
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His channel can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCK5_Vs9DbA-BakdJdjaEsw here.]]
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In their earlier videos, Chris never showed up on camera, instead showing either a picture of their plush Fennekin or footage of them playing a retro video game whenever a music video or live clip isn't playing. He started showing their face more prominently from the November 2019 lists onward. Similarly, the [[AdBumpers commercial breaks]] weren't introduced until ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from February 4, 1989''.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'', they almost make a direct reference to a certain incident involving an artist when he compares the subject matter of "Shaddup Your Face" to other "fucked-up things involving someone's mother", only to hesitate.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'', they almost make a direct reference to a certain incident involving an artist when he compares the subject matter of "Shaddup Your Face" to other "fucked-up things involving someone's mother", only to hesitate.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In their earlier videos, Chris never showed up on camera, instead showing either a picture of their plush Fennekin or footage of them playing a retro video game whenever a music video or live clip isn't playing. He They started showing their face more prominently from the November 2019 lists onward. Similarly, the [[AdBumpers commercial breaks]] weren't introduced until ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from February 4, 1989''.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'', they almost make a direct reference to a certain incident involving an artist whenhe compares they compare the subject matter of "Shaddup Your Face" to other "fucked-up things involving someone's mother", only to hesitate.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'', they almost make a direct reference to a certain incident involving an artist when
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Ranking the Mainstream Rock Chart from August 5, 2017'', a collaboration with Triple 9 of Mainstream Rock Talk.
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Chris now uses they/he pronouns with preference for the former.
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''[=TheCHR83=]'' is a video review show hosted by Chris. He They mainly covers cover pop music from decades ago to today.
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* ''The 10 Worst/Best Charting Hits from...'': Unlike some of his contemporaries who usually make Top 10 Worst and/or Best lists of the biggest hits from an entire year, Chris instead covers specific weeks on the ''Billboard Hot 100''. Every three months, he makes one of these for the current time period and from November 2020 onwards, started including the ''Billboard Global 200'' into the current-year roundups.
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* ''The 10 Worst/Best Charting Hits from...'': Unlike some of his their contemporaries who usually make Top 10 Worst and/or Best lists of the biggest hits from an entire year, Chris instead covers specific weeks on the ''Billboard Hot 100''. Every three months, he makes they make one of these for the current time period and from November 2020 onwards, started including the ''Billboard Global 200'' into the current-year roundups.
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* AdBumpers: His lists include ad bumpers and random commercials for aesthetical purposes.
* ArchEnemy: Anuel AA, to the point where he wants him to "fail to exist on the planet Earth go away".
* ArchEnemy: Anuel AA, to the point where he wants him to "fail to exist on the planet Earth go away".
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* AdBumpers: His Their lists include ad bumpers and random commercials for aesthetical purposes.
* ArchEnemy: Anuel AA, to the point wherehe wants they want him to "fail to exist on the planet Earth go away".
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In his earlier videos, Chris never showed up on camera, instead showing either a picture of his plush Fennekin or footage of him playing a retro video game whenever a music video or live clip isn't playing. He started showing his face more prominently from the November 2019 lists onward. Similarly, the [[AdBumpers commercial breaks]] weren't introduced until ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from February 4, 1989''.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'', he almost makes a direct reference to a certain incident involving an artist when he compares the subject matter of "Shaddup Your Face" to other "fucked-up things involving someone's mother", only to hesitate.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'', he almost makes a direct reference to a certain incident involving an artist when he compares the subject matter of "Shaddup Your Face" to other "fucked-up things involving someone's mother", only to hesitate.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In his their earlier videos, Chris never showed up on camera, instead showing either a picture of his their plush Fennekin or footage of him them playing a retro video game whenever a music video or live clip isn't playing. He started showing his their face more prominently from the November 2019 lists onward. Similarly, the [[AdBumpers commercial breaks]] weren't introduced until ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from February 4, 1989''.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'',he they almost makes make a direct reference to a certain incident involving an artist when he compares the subject matter of "Shaddup Your Face" to other "fucked-up things involving someone's mother", only to hesitate.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'',
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: Chris points out in the ''[[Creator/WillSmith Lost and Found]]'' episode of ''It's a Album'' that he didn't add the [[BleepDammit censor bleep]] in "Tell Me Why", and that it's actually present on the album.
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: Chris points out in the ''[[Creator/WillSmith Lost and Found]]'' episode of ''It's a Album'' that he they didn't add the [[BleepDammit censor bleep]] in "Tell Me Why", and that it's actually present on the album.
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* ReadingsBlewUpTheScale: Chris implemented a "Music/ChrisBrown Reprehensimeter" in ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from October 9, 2010'' during his #1 pick, "Deuces", which breaks following the Ike Turner line. It returns in ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from April 9, 2016'' during "Back to Sleep", the #5 pick, but it breaks once again after Chris mentions it's from [[ParentalIncest an album named after his daughter]].
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* ReadingsBlewUpTheScale: Chris implemented a "Music/ChrisBrown Reprehensimeter" in ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from October 9, 2010'' during his their #1 pick, "Deuces", which breaks following the Ike Turner line. It returns in ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from April 9, 2016'' during "Back to Sleep", the #5 pick, but it breaks once again after Chris mentions it's from [[ParentalIncest an album named after his daughter]].
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* ArchEnemy: Anuel AA, to the point where he wants him to "fail to exist on the planet Earth go away".
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* ''Grab Bag [=CHRaptacular!=]'': A series similar to WebVideo/DiamondAxeStudiosMusic's ''Grab Bag Reviews'' and WebVideo/LyzetteG's ''Subscriber Special'' where Chris covers songs voted for the most by fans and ranks them from worst to best.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In his earlier videos, Chris never showed up on camera, instead showing either a picture of his plush Fennekin or footage of him playing a retro video game whenever a music video or live clip isn't playing. He started showing his face more prominently from the November 2019 lists onward. Similarly, the [[AdBumpers commercial breaks]] weren't introduced until ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from February 4, 1989''.
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* ShoutOut: Chris calls one of the characters from "[[Music/SherylCrow All I Wanna Do]]" "Bimmy" after the infamous typo from the ''[[VideoGame/DoubleDragon Double Dragon III]]'' NES port.
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* ShoutOut: Chris calls one of the characters from "[[Music/SherylCrow All I Wanna Do]]" "Bimmy" after the infamous typo from the ''[[VideoGame/DoubleDragon Double Dragon III]]'' NES port.port.
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* ReadingsBlewUpTheScale: Chris implemented a "Music/ChrisBrown Reprehensimeter" in ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from October 9, 2010'' during his #1 pick, "Deuces", which breaks following the Ike Turner line. It returns in ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from April 9, 2016'' during "Back to Sleep", the #5 pick, but it breaks once again after Chris mentions it's from [[ParentalIncest an album named after his daughter]].
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: Chris points out in the ''[[Creator/WillSmith Lost and Found]]'' episode of ''It's a Album'' that he didn't add the [[BleepDammit censor bleep]] in "Tell Me Why", and that it's actually present on the album.
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* PosthumousPopularityPotential:PosthumousPopularityPotential[[invoked]]: {{Discussed|Trope}} in ''The 10 Best Charting Hits from May 30, 2020'' (under its previous name, DeadArtistsAreBetter) as a prelude to #10, "Dior" by Pop Smoke.
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* ''The 10 Worst/Best Charting Hits from...'': Unlike some of his contemporaries who usually make Top 10 Worst and/or Best lists of the biggest hits from an entire year, Chris instead covers specific weeks on the ''Billboard Hot 100''.
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* ''The 10 Worst/Best Charting Hits from...'': Unlike some of his contemporaries who usually make Top 10 Worst and/or Best lists of the biggest hits from an entire year, Chris instead covers specific weeks on the ''Billboard Hot 100''. Every three months, he makes one of these for the current time period and from November 2020 onwards, started including the ''Billboard Global 200'' into the current-year roundups.
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* TheCameo: ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from June 12, 1982'' features a cameo from WebVideo/DiamondAxeStudiosMusic during the "[[Music/{{Queen}} Body Language]]" segment.
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* ''IT'S A ALBUM'': A series where Chris covers forgotten albums that [[CreatorsOddball unusually stand out]] among their artists' discography.
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His channel can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCK5_Vs9DbA-BakdJdjaEsw here.]]
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[=''TheChr83''=] is a video review show hosted by Chris. He mainly covers pop music from decades ago to today.
Chris has two series:
* ''The 10 Worst/Best Charting Hits from...'': Unlike some of his contemporaries who usually make Top 10 Worst and/or Best lists of the biggest hits from an entire year, Chris instead covers specific weeks on the ''Billboard Hot 100''.
* ''IT'S A ALBUM'': A series where Chris covers forgotten albums that [[CreatorsOddball unusually stand out]] among their artists' discography.
!! Trope Examples
* AdBumpers: His lists include ad bumpers and random commercials for aesthetical purposes.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'', he almost makes a direct reference to a certain incident involving an artist when he compares the subject matter of "Shaddup Your Face" to other "fucked-up things involving someone's mother", only to hesitate.
--> '''Chris''': At least it isn't- [pauses] We're not going there, and we're never going there on this channel because even my sick sense of humor has limits. Next!
* ShoutOut: Chris calls one of the characters from "[[Music/SherylCrow All I Wanna Do]]" "Bimmy" after the infamous typo from the ''[[VideoGame/DoubleDragon Double Dragon III]]'' NES port.
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[=''TheChr83''=] is a video review show hosted by Chris. He mainly covers pop music from decades ago to today.
Chris has two series:
* ''The 10 Worst/Best Charting Hits from...'': Unlike some of his contemporaries who usually make Top 10 Worst and/or Best lists of the biggest hits from an entire year, Chris instead covers specific weeks on the ''Billboard Hot 100''.
* ''IT'S A ALBUM'': A series where Chris covers forgotten albums that [[CreatorsOddball unusually stand out]] among their artists' discography.
!! Trope Examples
* AdBumpers: His lists include ad bumpers and random commercials for aesthetical purposes.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In ''The 10 Worst Charting Hits from August 1st, 1981'', he almost makes a direct reference to a certain incident involving an artist when he compares the subject matter of "Shaddup Your Face" to other "fucked-up things involving someone's mother", only to hesitate.
--> '''Chris''': At least it isn't- [pauses] We're not going there, and we're never going there on this channel because even my sick sense of humor has limits. Next!
* ShoutOut: Chris calls one of the characters from "[[Music/SherylCrow All I Wanna Do]]" "Bimmy" after the infamous typo from the ''[[VideoGame/DoubleDragon Double Dragon III]]'' NES port.
