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* Just about every song in ''[[High School Musical]] 3'', to some extent. They could have planted an Aesop about not doing drugs into the movie without too much trouble.

* In addition to being a [[Big Lipped Alligator Moment]] and a rare ''canonical'' [[Caramelldansen Vid]], [[Phineas and Ferb]]'s [[Animesque]] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgEbs4vu4_w J-Pop (Welcome to Tokyo)] is definitely one. Candace aptly sums up the audience's reaction:

** In "The Ballad of Badbeard", Candace has a [[Mushroom Samba]] with moss, so basically almost every scene with her in that episode was her hallucinating.

*** And there's [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRCmLxxOwyM Livin' in a Funhouse] from "Misperceived Monotreme".

== Other Animated Examples ==

* Almost the entire 1946 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon "The Big Snooze" (the last one to be directed by [[Bob Clampett]]) consists of a crazy dream sequence of Elmer Fudd's that he has when [[Bugs Bunny]] invades this dream and turns it into a nightmare in order to make him return to working with [[Warner Bros]] and with Bugs.

'''Bugs:''' From me, doc! *playing with an adding machine that releases the rabbits* I'm multiplying, see? I'm multiplying! }}

* Somehow, when [[Hanna-Barbera]] cartoons go weird, they go ''really'' [[Deranged Animation|weird]]. The best single example would be the fever dream-esque musical sequences in the already very strange ''Galaxy Goof-Ups'' (the adventures of Yogi Bear and Huckleberry Hound and a couple of [[The Scrappy|wacky new characters]]... [[We Are Still Relevant Dammit|but they're in space!]]) Every so often, the plot would stall for a minute or two and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GTmcF4Hl-Y&feature=colike this would happen]. Brace yourselves, for that video contains [[The Seventies]]. ALL of the Seventies.

* [[Regular Show]] had the Mississippi Queen, a drink so impossibly spicy that it caused Mordecai, Rigby and Benson to have an acid trip while the song "Mississippi Queen" by 70's rock band ''Mountain'' was playing.

* In the ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]]'' episode "It's Never Tter made ofoo Late to Loon", Plucky Duck had to study hard for a science test the following day, and when he had to do homework about [[Albert Einstein]], he starts to daydream and imagines a scene reminiscent of the "Pink Elephants on Parade" sequence from ''Dumbo'', complete with several Einsteins running around the screen until the collide with each other and explode, doing a waltz, squirting water like a fountain, before finally turning into cars that drive around for a while until the explode again, ending the dream and causing Plucky to wake up and study harder. [[Offscreen Moment of Awesome|Sorry, no]] [[Combining Mecha|monster made up of]] Albert Einstein heads, unfortunately.

mc^2, mc^2, mc^2, mc^2... }}

* Almost any song in [[Team Umizoomi]] will have certain elements of this trope that relate to the song. (i.e. [http://www.nickjr.com/kids-videos/umizoomi-snack-patterns.html The Snack Patterns Song])

* The 1969 movie, ''[[The Magic Christian]]'', has several of these.

* The tour in ''[[Charlie and the Chocolate Factory|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]'' has one of these for the characters: while most of the tour involves going around a wacky candy factory (like one would in a tour), the tunnel sequence is something else ''entirely''.

** [[Lampshaded]] by Violet Beauregard who asks if the whole tunnel sequence is a "freak out".

* ''[[Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy]]'' has Pleasure Town.

'''Veronica:''' Do me on it! }}

* In Ken Russell's film adaptation of the stage musical ''The Boy Friend,'' daydreaming by members of the cast and crew often causes the fairly mundane production numbers -- accurately representing what you'd see if you actually went and saw the play in a theater -- to warp into elaborate and surreal fantasies.