Basic Trope: A scene with rapping that is randomly added. Often a Big-Lipped Alligator Moment.
- Straight: At one point in "Tropers: The Movie", Carl has a random Piss-Take Rap scene which is never brought up again.
- Exaggerated: Everyone engages in an overly long rap song for no reason.
- Downplayed: Carl has a very brief rap song with some minor buildup, but it's still a rather weird sequence.
- Justified: Carl enjoys rap music.
- Inverted: The whole movie is about rap music, but they sing another style of music for some reason at one point.
- Subverted: Carl is about to rap, but doesn't.
- Double Subverted: He has a weird rap song later, though.
- Parodied: "Tropers: The Movie" is just 90 minutes of the entire cast singing a rap song.
- Zig-Zagged: ???
- Averted: No rap songs are randomly added.
- Enforced:
- During take 35 of act 4, scene 19 (Luke observing street-life from his second floor office) some rapping happened that the producers decided worked better than what they had planned.
- The film has a Pop-Star Composer who is a well-known rapper.
- Similarly, Carl's actor is a well-known rapper, and they wanted to do a Cast Showoff.
- The creator of the film enjoys rap music.
- Lampshaded: "What was that? Why were we all rapping?"
- Invoked: ???
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: Carl is stopped from rapping.
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: "Why do so many pieces of media involve random rap songs?"
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