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{{quote|"The song was a stab by Joel at the new music genres that were around in the early 1980s (punk, funk, new wave) and ironically uses a new wave sound." |'''-- Wikipedia''' on [[Billy Joel]]'s "It's Still Rock and Roll to Me"}}

''Triumphant victory when you bring the steel to life''|'''[[3 Inches of Blood|Three Inches of Blood]]''', ''Deadly Sinners''}}

** 'Wizard Rock Heart Throb' by the Whomping Willows, 'Wizard Rock Twist' by the Remus Lupins, 'Transparent' by the Moaning Myrtles, and 'New Wizard Anthem' by Harry and the Potters are all examples of this trope, called meta-wrock within the community.

* [[Hello! Project]] examples:

*** "I Love Blues."

* "Let there be Rock" by [[ACDC]]. Also 'Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution' and 'High Voltage'. The subject seems popular in general for the band.

* The Limelighter's "Generic Uptempo Folksong" is, in fact, about how to construct one of the titular songs.

* "Silly Love Songs" by [[Paul McCartney]] is a [[Silly Love Song]] that justifies the existence of silly love songs.

Again... }}

* "Song 2" by [[Blur (band)|Blur]] is a pisstake of grunge, which [[Misaimed Fandom|ironically]] became the band's greatest hit in America.

** It also happens to be the second track on their [[Self-Titled Album]], and happens to be two minutes and two seconds in length.

* "All Over The World" by [[Pet Shop Boys]] is a pop song about pop songs.

Playing all over the world }}

* Cornershop's "Brimful Of Asha", all about the history of Indian music and it's usage in films.

* [[Selena Gomez]]'s ''Love You Like A Love Song'', a silly catchy love song which gets stuck in your head because it's lyrics are about a person who's just like a catchy love song which gets stuck in your head.

* [http://www.songstowearpantsto.com/songs/its-too-loud/ "It's Too Loud"] by [[Songs to Wear Pants To]] is a hard rock song...that criticizes the hard rock genre.

''the guitar licks you all play'' }}

* Feven's "Dom tio budorden" ("The Ten Commandments") is a hiphop song like this, parodied as "Svensktoppens tio budord" ("The Ten Commandments of Svensktoppen"; Svensktoppen being the main radio chart in Sweden) as a dansband song, which is the type of music most featured there.