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* StylisticSuck: The music video slavishly follows the visual codes of '70s television, including laughable "aliens" and "spacemen" costumes, painfully obvious ChromaKey and other crappy special effects, over-the-top shots and camera moves, etc. Seriously, it's so "bad" in a well-done way and faithful to the tropes of the time, without knowing the context it's almost impossible to guess it's not a vintage music video.
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* StylisticSuck: The music video slavishly follows the visual codes of '70s television, including laughable "aliens" and "spacemen" costumes, painfully obvious ChromaKey and other crappy special effects, over-the-top shots and camera moves, etc. Seriously, it's so "bad" in a well-done way and faithful to the tropes of the time, time[[note]]Creator/JamesGunn even shot it on 70's-era television cameras to make sure the final product had the right kind of bad quality[[/note]], without knowing the context it's almost impossible to guess it's not a vintage music video.
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* {{Feelies}}: The Ultra HD Blu-Ray comes with a poster of Hasselhoff and the Sneepers.[[note]]Unlike the one in the page image, the robot doesn't have a mask.[[/note]]
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"Guardians Inferno" is a disco cover of Tyler Bates' ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' theme, with lyrics written by Creator/JamesGunn, and performed by Creator/DavidHasselhoff and "The Sneepers". It plays during the end credits of ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' (after "Surrender" and "Flashlight"), and also closes the soundtrack ''Awesome Mix, Vol. 2''. In August 2017, Marvel shared a ''[=TopPop=]'' inspired [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MMMe1drnZY music video]] for the song, guest-starring Gunn and the main ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' actors, both online, and on the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' home media releases.
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"Guardians Inferno" is a disco cover of Tyler Bates' ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' theme, with lyrics written by Creator/JamesGunn, and performed by Creator/DavidHasselhoff and "The Sneepers". It plays during the end credits of ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' (after "Surrender" and "Flashlight"), and also closes the soundtrack ''Awesome Mix, Vol. 2''. In August 2017, Marvel shared a ''[=TopPop=]'' inspired ''[=TopPop=]''-inspired [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MMMe1drnZY music video]] for the song, guest-starring Gunn and the main ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' actors, both online, and on the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' home media releases.
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"Guardians Inferno" is a disco cover of Tyler Bates' ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' theme, with lyrics written by Creator/JamesGunn, and performed by Creator/DavidHasselhoff and "The Sneepers". It plays during the end credits of ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' (after "Surrender" and "Flashlight"), and also closes the soundtrack ''Awesome Mix, Vol. 2''. In August 2017, Marvel shared a ''[=TopPop=]'' inspired [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MMMe1drnZY a music video]] for the song, guest-starring Gunn and the main ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' actors, both online, and on the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' home media releases.
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"Guardians Inferno" is a disco cover of Tyler Bates' ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' theme, with lyrics written by Creator/JamesGunn, and performed by Creator/DavidHasselhoff and "The Sneepers". It plays during the end credits of ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' (after "Surrender" and "Flashlight"), and also closes the soundtrack ''Awesome Mix, Vol. 2''. In August 2017, Marvel shared a ''[=TopPop=]'' inspired [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MMMe1drnZY a music video]] for the song, guest-starring Gunn and the main ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' actors, both online, and on the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' home media releases.
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Expanding the intro while playing the video again
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"Guardians Inferno" is a disco cover of Tyler Bates' ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' theme, with lyrics written by Creator/JamesGunn, and performed by Creator/DavidHasselhoff and "The Sneepers". It plays during the end credits of ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' (after "Surrender" and "Flashlight"), and also closes the soundtrack ''Awesome Mix, Vol. 2''. In August 2017, Marvel shared [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MMMe1drnZY a music video]] for the song both online, and on the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' home media releases.
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"Guardians Inferno" is a disco cover of Tyler Bates' ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' theme, with lyrics written by Creator/JamesGunn, and performed by Creator/DavidHasselhoff and "The Sneepers". It plays during the end credits of ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' (after "Surrender" and "Flashlight"), and also closes the soundtrack ''Awesome Mix, Vol. 2''. In August 2017, Marvel shared a ''[=TopPop=]'' inspired [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MMMe1drnZY a music video]] for the song song, guest-starring Gunn and the main ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' actors, both online, and on the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' home media releases.
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* SeventiesHair: Some of the music video's performers (including most of the men involved with making both of the first two ''Guardians'' movies) wear wigs to accomplish this.
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* SeventiesHair: Some of the music video's performers (including most of the men involved with making both of the first two ''Guardians'' movies) wear wigs to accomplish this.
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"Guardians Inferno" is a disco cover of Tyler Bates' ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' theme, with lyrics written by Creator/JamesGunn, and performed by Creator/DavidHasselhoff and "The Sneepers". It plays during the end credits of ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' (after "Surrender" and "Flashlight"), and also closes the soundtrack ''Awesome Mix, Vol. 2''. In August 2017, Marvel shared [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MMMe1drnZY a music video]] for the song both online, and on the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' home media releases.
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"Guardians Inferno" is a disco cover of Tyler Bates' ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' theme, with lyrics written by Creator/JamesGunn, and performed by Creator/DavidHasselhoff and "The Sneepers". It plays during the end credits of ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' (after "Surrender" and "Flashlight"), and also closes the soundtrack ''Awesome Mix, Vol. 2''. In August 2017, Marvel shared [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MMMe1drnZY a music video]] for the song both online, and on the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' home media releases.
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* FingerGun: The dancers, as well as Zoe Saldana, make frequent finger-gun gestures along with the zapping sounds of the music to evoke {{Ray Gun}}s.
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* FingerGun: The dancers, as well as Zoe Saldana, Saldaña, make frequent finger-gun gestures along with the zapping sounds of the music to evoke {{Ray Gun}}s.
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* {{Irony}}: [[spoiler:Chris Pratt dressing as a robot, and the other ''Guardians'' cast members appearing without facepaint, essentially flips around which actors play humans, and which have to obscure their faces by portraying an extraterrestrial.]]
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* {{Irony}}: [[spoiler:Chris Pratt dressing as a robot, and [[spoiler:Most of the other ''Guardians'' cast members appearing members, who play aliens in the films, appear without facepaint, essentially flips around which actors play humans, and which have to obscure their faces by portraying an extraterrestrial.alien makeup in this music video. In contrast, Chris Pratt, who plays the TokenHuman in the films, is hiding his face underneath a robot suit.]]
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Misuse of Freudian Excuse; it's about being evil, not bad parenting.
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* FreudianExcuse: "''They ask me why I'm bringing a baby into battle... I didn't learn parenting, my daddy was a planet!''"
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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Human Alien=Alien=Extraterrestrial, doesn't it?
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* {{Irony}}: [[spoiler:Chris Pratt dressing as a robot, and the other ''Guardians'' cast members appearing without facepaint, essentially flips around which actors play humans, and which have to obscure their faces by portraying an extraterrestrial. (except Sean Gunn, who is a HumanAlien)]]
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* {{Irony}}: [[spoiler:Chris Pratt dressing as a robot, and the other ''Guardians'' cast members appearing without facepaint, essentially flips around which actors play humans, and which have to obscure their faces by portraying an extraterrestrial. (except Sean Gunn, who is a HumanAlien)]]]]
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* RealityEnsues: [[spoiler:Chris Pratt, after revealing himself to be the man in robot suit, is comically panting due to spending most of the video in head-concealing helmet.]]
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* {{Irony}}: [[spoiler:Chris Pratt dressing as a robot, and the other ''Guardians'' cast members appearing without facepaint, essentially flips around which actors play humans, and which have to obscure their faces by portraying an extraterrestrial.]]
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* {{Irony}}: [[spoiler:Chris Pratt dressing as a robot, and the other ''Guardians'' cast members appearing without facepaint, essentially flips around which actors play humans, and which have to obscure their faces by portraying an extraterrestrial.]] (except Sean Gunn, who is a HumanAlien)]]
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The Sneepers take their name from an alien race whose name translates to a certain genital in Icelandic.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The Sneepers take their name from an alien race whose name translates GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to a certain genital overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in Icelandic. the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* {{Retraux}}: Everything is designed to evoke disco performance videos of the [=1970s=], from the set design, costumes, and lighting. It was even shot on vintage television cameras to get the right look.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Zardu Hasselfrau! Zardu Hasselfrau, hey!]]
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* GratuitousDiscoSequence: The whole music video is one long, very gratuitous, very Disco sequence, slavishly following the style and limitations of a music video from the '70s.
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* GratuitousDiscoSequence: GratuitousDiscoSequence:
** In the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' end credits, this song accompanies a display of holographic stickers of the Guardians [[spoiler:and the Grandmaster]] dancing.
** The whole music video is one long, very gratuitous, very Disco sequence, slavishly following the style and limitations of a music video from the '70s.
** In the ''[=GotG=] Vol. 2'' end credits, this song accompanies a display of holographic stickers of the Guardians [[spoiler:and the Grandmaster]] dancing.
** The whole music video is one long, very gratuitous, very Disco sequence, slavishly following the style and limitations of a music video from the '70s.
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That number will be incorrect in a few years.
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* StylisticSuck: The music video slavishly follows the visual codes of '70s television, including laughable "aliens" and "spacemen" costumes, painfully obvious ChromaKey and other crappy special effects, over-the-top shots and camera moves, etc. Seriously, it's so "bad" in a well-done way and faithful to the tropes of the time, without knowing the context it's almost impossible to guess it's not a 40-year-old music video.
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* StylisticSuck: The music video slavishly follows the visual codes of '70s television, including laughable "aliens" and "spacemen" costumes, painfully obvious ChromaKey and other crappy special effects, over-the-top shots and camera moves, etc. Seriously, it's so "bad" in a well-done way and faithful to the tropes of the time, without knowing the context it's almost impossible to guess it's not a 40-year-old vintage music video.
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"Procyon" is the name of a genus, so it should always be capitalized and either italicized or underlined.
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* ViewersAreGeniuses: One of the lyrics for the number is "Getting down and dirty with a ''procyon lotor''." ''Procyon lotor'' is the scientific name for "raccoon". This refers, naturally, to Rocket Raccoon. The video puts those words on the screen, presumably so viewers can look them up.
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* ViewersAreGeniuses: One of the lyrics for the number is "Getting down and dirty with a ''procyon ''Procyon lotor''." ''Procyon lotor'' is the scientific name for "raccoon". This refers, naturally, to Rocket Raccoon. The video puts those words on the screen, presumably so viewers can look them up.
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* PornStache: Sean Gunn is sporting an epic one along with his SeventiesHair.
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* StylisticSuck: The music video slavishly follows the visual codes of '70s television, including laughable "aliens" and "spacemen" costumes, painfully obvious ChromaKey and other crappy special effects, over-the-top shots and camera moves, etc. Seriously, it's so "bad" in a well-done way and faithful to the tropes of the times, without knowing the context it's almost impossible to guess it's not a 40-year-old music video.
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* StylisticSuck: The music video slavishly follows the visual codes of '70s television, including laughable "aliens" and "spacemen" costumes, painfully obvious ChromaKey and other crappy special effects, over-the-top shots and camera moves, etc. Seriously, it's so "bad" in a well-done way and faithful to the tropes of the times, time, without knowing the context it's almost impossible to guess it's not a 40-year-old music video.
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* RealityEnsues: [[spoiler:Chris Pratt, after revealing himself to be the man in robot suit, is comically panting due to spending most of the video in head-concealing helmet.]]
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** One of the extras costumed as an alien is Guillermo Rodriguez (from ''Jimmy Kimmel Live!''), who also should have had a cameo in the movie (as a cop on Earth), but this ended in a DeletedScene.[[invoked]]
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** One of the extras costumed as an alien is Guillermo Rodriguez (from ''Jimmy Kimmel Live!''), ''Series/JimmyKimmelLive''), who also should have had a cameo in the movie (as a cop on Earth), but this ended in a DeletedScene.[[invoked]]
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The Sneepers take their name from an alien race whose name translates to a certain genital in Icelandic. Gunn wanted to show the aliens in ''Vol. 2'', but Marvel wouldn't let him.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The Sneepers take their name from an alien race whose name translates to a certain genital in Icelandic. Gunn wanted to show the aliens in ''Vol. 2'', but Marvel wouldn't let him.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The Sneepers take their name from an alien race whose name translates to a certain genital in Icelandic.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The Sneepers take their name from an alien race whose name translates to a certain genital in Icelandic. Gunn wanted to show the aliens in ''Vol. 2'', but Marvel wouldn't let him.
