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== [[Professional Wrestling]] ==
* As noted above, the flying hip attack has long been a staple move in Japanese [[Professional Wrestling]], although [[Fanservice|it's interesting to note]] that it tends to show up a lot more in women's matches than in men's...
* World Class wrestler "Iceman" King Parsons used the flying hip attack as a finisher, known sometimes as the "Rumper Stumper" and to at least one announcer as the "Butt Butt" (as opposed to a headbutt).
* The "Butt Butt" has also been used by Colt Cabana; while he was in [[Ring of Honor]], it was known as the "Flying Asshole".
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* The DeeDee twins do this to Dana in ''[[Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker]]'' when they are dancing with Terry to get her out of the way so they can gang up on him.
* In one episode of ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'', during a flashback to a soccer game [[The Smart Guy|Baljeet]] and Mishti both use this to bounce the other out of the way.
* A [[Running Gag]] in ''[[Family Guy]]'' involved Peter doing this to Meg; supposedly, this wasn't considered child abuse because it was a cartoon where [[Slapstick Knows No Gender]], though [[Dude, Not Funny|a lot of fans didn't think so]]. Peter eventually got a taste of his own medicine courtesy of Karen, his [[Brawn Hilda]] wrestling diva of a sister, after which the joke seemed to have been retired.
* Lampooned and subverted in ''[[DC Super Hero Girls]]''. In "#AmBatGirl", Robin ''tries'' to do this to Batgirl while trolling her, but trips and sprains his ankle. (This version of Robin [[Super Zeroes|is kind of pathetic.]])
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