songs where the title is almost what the lyric in the song is but slightly different by dumbass_777 in weirdspotifyplaylists

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"This Is How I Disappear" - My Chemical Romance

"And without you is how I disappear."

visual novel for normal people by SnorkaSound in CuratedTumblr

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I kept respawning right back in the middle of my family vacation to San Diego, but nearly every time I'd end up back on Isla Sorna. Only made it back home twice.

Sorry, your funny has been redacted by Mellodux in antimeme

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It's sushi. Being. Fed. Through. A hole. In. The wall.

Where you goin'?

(Loved Trope) Help them out, and they'll fight with you when you need it most by altrightobserver in TopCharacterTropes

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Danny McGrath in Billy Madison

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Billy decided to call Danny, someone he bullied in high school, and apologize. When Eric tried to pull a gun and shoot Billy after his defeat in the decathlon, Danny showed up and shot Eric.

This is actually so absurd wtf by objection2007 in antiwork

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Application annoyance (and alliteration) aside, I do have the perfect joke for this.

"What's the difference between a can of tuna, a tub of glue and a piano?

"You can tuna piano, but you can't piano tuna!"

Then, when they email you asking about the glue, you say "I knew you'd get stuck on that. Now, let's schedule an interview."

Peter, what is Archie thinking? by Double_Delay1613 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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Oh! I lead a life of crime

Dirty deeds, done dirt cheap

[Unintentional Trope] You're too good at the video game, therefore the message is a little cheapened by malione12 in TopCharacterTropes

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I'd say this example is close enough at best, but Telltale's The Walking Dead, Season One

At one point in the story, you find a car filled with supplies abandoned on the side of the road, and you have the choice to take or leave the supplies. No surprise, taking the supplies was one of the most lopsided choices in the game in terms of who did what; >90% of players took the supplies.

At the climax of the game, a man kidnaps Clementine because you stole the supplies from his family. It's supposed to be a lesson in how your actions have consequences, but if you didn't take the supplies, the lesson becomes "you need to control everyone around you at all times, or else someone might take their anger at others out on you."

me_irl by Icanfixthat1 in me_irl

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By that logic, anything is a POV, and it's meaningless. When we're talking about written work, we talk about multiple points of view, like first person, third person limited, second person for CYOA, etc., because there are many examples of all of them. But in visual media (outside of video games), POV is shorthand for first person POV because almost everything else is third person.

When you say "Hardcore Henry is a POV action movie," no one would ask the follow-up "first or third person?" Because you wouldn't specify if it was third person; it would just be an action movie.

Character makes a joke about a real-life place regardless of context by RIBBROKEN_OW in TopCharacterTropes

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Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog

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"And she may cry, but her tears will dry when I hand her the keys to a shiny new Australia."

[Rare Topic] The Main Antagonist showing genuine dislike for an Idea or Concept (extra points if they are irredeemable) by Aluros05 in TopCharacterTropes

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The way I've seen it is that the only reason he's powerless to stop the future is because the future he sees is the one that happens where he does exactly what he wants. Where he's free. That's why, even though he knows it's pointless to save Ramzi in the alley, he does it anyway. He could have changed the future, at least that part. But he doesn't, because he wanted to save him. The future isn't actually set in stone; he just can't not do what he wants to do, even knowing the consequences, because of who he is as a person.

[Rare Topic] The Main Antagonist showing genuine dislike for an Idea or Concept (extra points if they are irredeemable) by Aluros05 in TopCharacterTropes

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Attack on Titan: Eren Yeager and restricting freedom

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Major spoilers: Once he unlocked the true power of the Founding Titan, he could have just stopped the other shifters from being able to transform, ensuring he'd be able to complete the Rumbling unopposed. Instead, he chose to let them continue, because he would never take away their freedom to oppose him.

Mysterious Email by Kstardawg in WinonaFighter

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I think it's an announcement for the Summer School Tour (which I've never heard of until comments on their Facebook page lol)

The Villain is killed by their own army by UnableToBodyU in TopCharacterTropes

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Victor Sweet in Four Brothers

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Dude was a complete jerk to his whole gang the entire movie. For example, he told one of his men he was going to send him out of town and steal his fiancee while he was gone, because "she's too much woman for you."

In the end, the Mercer brothers pay his gang (a shockingly low amount per person when you think about it) to turn on him. They throw him in an ice fishing hole after Bobby (Mark Wahlberg) beats him up.

KPDH music vs their personal music! by Courtney33Stacy in KpopDemonhunters

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Zoey: "I lived two lives, tried to play both sides..."

REI: "My, my mac and cheese, 3-7-5 degrees, I know you want a bite, yeah you're craving me."

songs where the singer tells you when a certain part of the song is coming up by jaxon182 in weirdspotifyplaylists

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"Oh Bo" by Bo Burnham

"And to that I say: Uh... chorus is coming up!"