Fake-Out Fade-Out: Difference between revisions

* [[The Beatles]]' "Helter Skelter" fades out and then fades in again twice.

** "Happiness is a Warm Gun" has a slight variation of this: in the end, it goes like:

** "Strawberry Fields Forever" does this because the band went out of time before the final mellotron section, so George Martin added the fadeout and -in to cover up the bad bit.

** "I'm Only Sleeping". The Beatles love this trope.

* The ''[[Homestar Runner|Taranchula]]'' song "Moving Very Slowly."

* [[Brad Paisley]]'s "Me Neither": A guy at a bar keeps trying to pick up this girl, and she keeps turning him down, so he [[Like a Weasel|pretends that he didn't really want to either and he was just testing her.]] In the end, he's finally ready to give up.

* big long instrumental to finish up* }}

* [[Queens of the Stone Age]] loves this, as well as "false endings" in general.

* The ''[[Futurama]]'' episode "Put My Head On Your Shoulders" ends with a heart-shaped [[Iris Out]] on Bender claiming that the events on the episode [[I Meant to Do That|were just as he planned]]. Suddenly, Leela calls him out and the scene irises in again. The episode then ends on another heart iris... on Bender's exploding butt.

* Done while [[Beavis and Butthead]] watched the Godley & Creme video "Cry".

'''Beavis''': AAAAH! STOP IT! }}

** Found the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM3s2k1BvQ4 clip].