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== Down ==
* New and improved [[Chris Brown]]! Now with 31% less [[Domestic Abuse]]!
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== Paparazzi ==
* The introduction to his second video reads:
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* And the ending, where he asks what could be done to stop Gaga. Cut to the scene of the music video [[Railing Kill|where she's thrown off a balcony]]. "That seems good enough".
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== Party In The U.S.A. ==
* Todd explains the plot of the song - Miley gets off the plane in L.A., but she's so different from everybody else she's worried about fitting in... and then she hears her favorite song and feels safe again.
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'''Todd:''' Jay-Z, huh? Jay-Z. Hmmm. Let's think about what kind of Jay-Z song little Miley could have been listening to. *plays a number of clips from different Jay-Z songs, all of them featuring either swearwords or racial slurs*
'''Todd:''' Hmm. Maybe she was just listening to Darius Rucker and ''thought'' he was Jay-Z. }}
* "That was the new hit song 'Party in the USA', by a squirrel falling out of a tree"
* Todd complaining that "in the USA" isn't specific enough. He goes on to joke that people would mistake the country for Belgium if Miley didn't reference being in the USA during the song. But he also complained that "in the USA" is so vague that the song might as well be "Party in the Inner Solar System".
* Todd is playing "America's favourite game", [[Running Gag|Finish the Rhyme]]:
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'''Todd:''' Hazy? Lazy? ...''JAY-Z''??
'''Jay-Z:''' '''Fuckas!''' }}
* Most of the ending songs are funny in their own way, but the one for this video, {{spoiler|a chipmunked version of "Achy Breaky Heart"}}, was the best one by far.
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== Whatcha Say ==
* Todd explains the origin of the sample of "Hide and Seek" in "Whatcha' Say", and then says that what he finds to be most disturbing about it is that the sample actually works in the song.
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* Asking if Derulo is "riverdancing how sorry [he] is".
* Singing along with alternate lyrics. "But when I become a star, I'll buy houses and cars, while I sleep around on you! Oooh whatcha say, oh that you're a lying sack of crap, 'cause you totally are, oh whatcha say - forgot to say you wouldn't do it again! You idiot!"
*
* The phonetic spellings of Derulo's "Tell me whatcha say".
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'''Subtitles:''' [[South Park|Timmy]] whatcha say ah? }}
* Demanding that Derulo sing his own chorus, and then "Is he ''singing along?'' You can't sing along with her, you moron! She's being ''sarcastic''!", which devolves into furious ranting as Derulo claims that "of course it is" all for the best.
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== 3 ==
* Todd has some trouble making out some of the lyrics.
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'''Todd:''' *points toward himself* Me, *points away from self* you, *points back to self* and... me? How many Britneys are there in this equation? }}
* In a later part of the review, Todd points out a part of the song that has a sigh added at the end of a line to make it sound like a word was censored. He explains that there's no word that actually goes there and says that it doesn't work because his mind just blurs the next word into the line, so instead of 'Everybody loves... *sigh*', it becomes...
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'''[[Sesame Street
* Being so distracted by the unintelligible lyrics that he forgets to be enraged by the line itself.
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* After screaming about the reference to Peter, Paul and Mary, Todd says that now none of their songs will sound innocent to him. Cue clips from 'Lemon Tree', 'If I Had A Hammer', and 'Blowing In The Wind'. Then you get this:
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'''Todd:''' ARRRRRRRGH! }}
== Break Up ==
* Any instance of [[Super Mario Bros.|Mario]].
* "This is the music of Hell! This is, like, evil haunted fun-house music!"
* "Who cares what they're rapping about?! It's the sound of like somebody turned my nightmares into audio!"
** Really, the entire review is one big [[Freak
== Bad Romance ==
* His reaction to the opening lyrics.
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** Also, Todd admits that the song is not that bad, he kinda likes it... then the song ends with the opening lyrics and he ends up crying.
* Also, his reaction to the jumbled up Lady Gaga mess in that exact song.
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** Related, the constant [[
*** "Why is she singing like a vampire with Down's Syndrome?"
* "What is this? Did she run out of English? Is she summoning Cthulhu?"
* The "continuous perversion of the word love":
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"LoveGame": Love {{=}} [[Intercourse
"Paparazzi": Love {{=}} [[Stalking Is Love|Stalking]]<br />
"[[Bad Romance]]": [[Mind Screw|I Don't Know]] }}
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== TiK ToK ==
* His review of "TiK ToK" has a great line.
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* The joke about how Ke$ha's fans would probably get pedicures on their eyeballs if she didn't specify where she got it was great.
* Comparing the song's title to his alleged podcast, "[[The Tick (animation)|Tick]] Talk".
* His response to Kesha's preference for people to look like Mick Jagger is to cut to a picture of the guy and simply say:
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* The joke about the "wrong people" hearing the song and going along with it. Funnier if you actually know people like that.
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== I Can Transform Ya ==
* He takes an attempt at making beats [[In the Style Of]] the song.
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* His [[Deadpan Snarker|deadpan]] mocking of the sounds of the "song" in general. "WANNA-WA. WANNA-WA."
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== Top 10 Worst Hit Songs of 2009 ==
* He has a montage with a counter of all times Justin Bieber says "One Time" in one song. Thanks to the [[Rule of Funny]], a few outside clips find their way in, including the line [[American Pie|"And this one time, at band camp..."]]
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{{spoiler|'''[[Interstella 5555
'''Todd:''' No more times! }}
* And the priceless moment when, while trying to understand the sex appeal of Kiss Me Thru The Phone, Todd ends up [[Cargo Ship|making out with his cell phone]].
* Todd's sarcastically chipper delivery of "I think [[Soulja Boy]]'s getting better!"
* His reactions to "Birthday Sex."
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Fellas, no matter how good you think you are at it, this is not an acceptable gift! It only makes sense if you're ''really bad at it'' the rest of the year! }}
** And after that, him imitating Jeremih's constant "ah-ah-ah"ing.
* His [[Sanity Slippage|epic freak-out]] during the chorus of "Single Ladies".
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* "Beyonce had one of the--" "Worst songs of all time."
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* "I thought Katy Perry's first hit, I Kissed a Girl, told me everything I needed to know about her. She's dumb, she's obnoxious, and she has a singing voice so bad, it makes [[Bob Dylan]] sound like Pavarotti."
* Eminem made a comeback, apparently. Todd takes it well.
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'''Todd:''' Eminem just threatened to EAT your FACE! AWESOME! }}
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* He comments that the song isn't original and actually is kind of boring. And then he falls asleep on his piano.
* The reaction to the chorus. First, a caption reading "Replay is sponsored by Apple" and saying "This girl is like a broken iPod. How romantic". Then:
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* "That girl's like something off a poster". "What poster?" (shows a poster of [[John Belushi]])
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== Fifteen ==
* Todd gets rather annoyed when Taylor doesn't inform the listeners of what exactly happened with her and the senior she was dating, instead giving a vague line.
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* He also points out that the song loses some of its depth because the story Taylor tells about her friend Abigail actually did happen to Abigail - or rather, if you're going to tell a sad, emotional story, make sure it's about you, and not about your friend.
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* Early in the review, he translates the overall message of the song as "Boy, fifteen year olds sure are stupid! Like, really stupid. Pants-on-backwards stupid."
* Todd goes into a long, astonishingly emotional monologue about how when he was in high school his girlfriend Kelly broke up with him at a school dance and left him for a college guy, and how it was the worst thing that ever happened to him in high school.
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* Todd asks why [[Lil Jon]] is on the track, pointing out that his presence was not necessary and that the track doesn't sound better for it. To illustrate this point, he plays a song with Lil Jon on it, and then compares it to footage from [[Swan Lake]], before throwing in a picture of Lil Jon and a shout of "Yeah, Swan Lake!"
* In the same review, he points out Sean Paul's status as [[The Unintelligible]] and proves that he could actually be singing anything.
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'''Todd:''' (imitating Sean) We the people, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility... }}
== We Are The World 25 ==
* Todd comments first on how there aren't many really good pop stars on the track, but there are some. He later points out that since most of today's pop stars are rappers, and many of the stars collaborating are rappers, the remake sounds kinda odd. We then get to see several of the rappers singing the song, with the caption "We tha world, muthafuckaz!"
* You can tell this is the gonna be the most misguided, still-born excuse for a song you've ever heard when they have to start the
* Comparing Wyclef Jean's voice to [[Homestar Runner|Homsar]]'s.
* [[Lil Wayne]] is the only person in the world who could come close to sounding as bad as [[Bob Dylan]] did in the original.
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* GROCERY BAG!
* After listening to the first few lines of [[Nicki Minaj]]'s part.
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* His alarm over Gudda Gudda's name.
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* On Lloyd's delivery of the chorus:
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'''Gudda Gudda:''' [[Manipulative Editing|No Stevie Wonder.]]<br />
'''Todd:''' Right on! }}
* And of course the ending.
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== Blah Blah Blah ==
* He starts to listen to [[
* His reaction to the line "Turn around boy / Let me hit that"
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'''Ke$ha:''' Don't be a little bitch with your chit-chat / Just show me where your dick's at.
'''Todd:'''It's between his legs. You know, the crotch area, that's where it usually is on most guys. You should know that. I mean, not that I'm making any assumptions about your character here, but I'm pretty sure you are well acquainted with the location of the penis. }}
* "Oh, great. The Douchebag Duo have arrived."
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== Sexy Chick / Bitch ==
* After finding out that the song is "Sexy Bitch", not "Sexy Chick", Todd gets... rather annoyed.
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** Which becomes even funnier when he realises that the only censored word is bitch.
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* Todd explains the "virgin-whore complex" and then says that Akon appears to have a slightly altered version.
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'''Todd:''' *turns to look at subtitles, turns back to his piano* [[Running Gag|Fix that.]]<br />
'''Subtitles:''' {{smallcaps|Chick-whore complex}}<br />
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* Song Title: "I Wanna Fuck You". Hidden meaning: I wanna fuck you.
* And then there's this:
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'''Akon:''' They say she low down, that's just a rumour and I don't believe them.
'''Todd:''' How dare thy stain my good lady's name! Her! The most sexiest of all biatches! }}
* In keeping with the censorship theme of the episode:
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'''Akon:''' Chiiick.
'''Todd:''' --king piece of dog--
'''Akon:''' Chiiick.
'''Todd:''' And I have no idea why anyone listens to it, even by the low, low standards of dance music. And I've spent God knows how long studying it. I mean, that's just...one of those things that really just makes you really just feel bad about what you've done with your life, you know? So that's all. Good night. I'm gonna read some classic literature or something. }}
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== Telephone ==
* He compares the song's lyrical content to this:
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** Additionally, the way he plays and sings this impromptu song [[Springtime for Hitler|comes off as a total]] [[Ear Worm]].
* "Honestly, I'm surprised that it took this long for Beyonce to kill someone."
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* "Lady Gaga does not like using words, and will avoid them wherever possible. Soon, she will communicate only in her own made-up alien space language, and we will be the stupid ones for not understanding it."
* "The way she's come to dominate the conversations about pop music in so little time is a little disturbing. I myself have already done a detailed and thoughful analysis of her last single 'Bad Romance'"
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== Carry Out ==
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== Eenie Meenie ==
* *breathes* [[Justin Bieber
* "EENIE MEANIE MINEY MO LOVER? HOW STUPID DO THEY THINK I AM?"
* "Justin, make us ''believe'' that Shawty is an [[Mondegreen|Eenie Meenie Miny Mo Lava.]]"
* "I just heard [[
* Calling Bieber a loser for [[Hypocritical Humor|dressing the way Todd himself dresses]].
* "I'd have to step back and reconsider this one, even if I were a screaming preteen Bieber fan, or a screaming... Kingston fan. I don't know how a Sean Kingston fan would look like." The funny part being him saying this over an image of Sean Kingston heads shopped onto the faces of Bieber fangirls.
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* After [[Mondegreen|mishearing]] the lyrics, he comments: "Her drugs are yellow. ...She wanted you to know."
* "Hey- Heyyyyyyyyy - soooooooooo - *giggle that's not as cute as you think it is* Ya lub ya lub"
* Todd spends all of the episode completely hungover, and constantly wonders exactly what it was that drove him to drink so heavily. [[Two Words: Obvious Trope|One word:]] {{spoiler|[[Lady Gaga|Alejandro]]}}.
** To add to that, the song that plays at the end of the video is [[Tom Waits|"The Piano Has Been Drinking"]].
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== Alejandro ==
* The culture clash. He plays the Italian themed song "That's Amore" followed by the "Oriental Riff", and ends it with with the subtitle proclaiming "VIVE LA FRANCE!"
* The part where he compares the video to [[A Nightmare
** Which becomes [[Hilarious in Hindsight]] because the next video, "Born This Way", featured Gaga giving birth to a new race of humans.
* "I'm done being surprised by Lady Gaga. She has used up her shock potential at this point. I genuinely don't believe that there's anything she could do--" [Gaga's face starts dissolving] "AH! AH! OH GOD! OH GOD!"
* The "M.I.A and [[Joanna Newsom]]" part.
* [[Star Trek:
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* At the beginning, after playing the piano style of it, he stays quiet for barely a beat, then screams with a LOT of Enthusiasm "PEACE UP! A TOWN DOWN!" and cuts to "Yeah".
* The running gag of him hitting on [[Obscurus Lupa]] with lines from the song.
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'''Lupa:''' Good night, Todd. }}
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'''Lupa:''' It's a webcam, Todd, you can see what I'm wearing. }}
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'''Lupa:''' Do I need to get a restraining order? }}
* He decides that Usher's wife left him for [[Epic Fail|trying to rhyme "style" with "wow".]]
* "What, did they record this at a pep rally?"
* Theorizing that the song stands for "Overwhelming Marital Grief".
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* Any time he references the sampled crowd chanting.
** "At least they're not breaking out the [[Most Annoying Sound|vuvuzelas]]."
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* "1987. What the *beep* is going on?!
* Discussing "Shake You Down":
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'''Todd:''' Oh no, Bieber flashback, AH AH AH AH! }}
* "One thing that I promised myself when I put this list together was that it was gonna have all the songs I legitimately hated the most, not the easiest targets or the ones that gave me the most material. I mean, look at this. (playing a clip from "Respect Yourself") It's [[Bruce Willis]]! ''Bruce freaking Willis'' singing and dancing, and people were actually listening to this! I guess he was ''Moonlighting'' as a singer. Too bad his music career [[Die Hard|''Died Hard!'']] Ha!
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== Hey, Soul Sister ==
* Upon finding out that the song was emulating INXS.
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* Commenting that the lyrics are so bad, they're actively trying to escape from the music video. "Run. Run, little words! Run where the bad man can't abuse you anymore!"
* The Lightning Round part of the song.
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'''Todd:''' Who the hell still says "Cut a rug", grandpa?
'''Monahan:''' Watching you is the only drug I need.
'''Todd:''' That line is so worn out it has holes in it. Try something original.
'''Monahan:''' I'm so gangsta, I'm so thug.
'''Todd:''' ... ''<big>[[Ineffectual Death Threats|I WILL HUNT YOU DOWN AND KILL YOU!]]</big>'' }}
* Also, the little bit about how Patrick isn't going to care about "Hey, Soul Sister", so he decided to do it in the worst way possible and try to forget it ever existed.
* When pointing out Patrick Monahan's squeaky voice:
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* "CHEST HAIR!"
* "Yeah, do that dance, that ''sexy'' dance you do to ''Mr. Mister!?'' Oh yeah, I love the way your body moves to this droning no-tempo butt-ugly song that never starts. Oh man, this song always takes me back to when I would just spend hours staring sullenly at the wall."
* "The way you cut a rug..."
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== Cooler Than Me ==
* He discusses how the song seems to appear as if the part where Posner is actually supposed to be putting the girl down is missing. Todd's representation of this notion is hysterical.
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* "Taio Cruz is the name of a pop star. Mike Posner fixes your car."
** On that note, the list of potential stage names he could use instead of Mike Posner, including "Mike in the Shadows."
* "Yes! Yes, I think I'm cooler than you! I think 12 years old who write [[Slash Fic|gay]] ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' [[Lemon|porn fiction]] are cooler than you!"
* And then there's this:
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'''Todd:''' But you don't. Because you can't. Because you suck. }}
* "A Short List of Things Cooler Than Mike Posner".
* Yeah? You think you're cooler than me? Yeah? Yeah? Well, I've got something for you: I-{{[[[The Un
* Everything to do with the line about "highbrow shoes".
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'''Todd:''' What the hell are highbrow shoes? Shoes that watch a lot of foreign movies?
'''Hot girl:''' "Look, I am way out of your league, and I'm so not interested."
'''Mike Posner:''' "Yeah? Well, you've got loud shoes!" }}
* "BREATH CONTROL, DAMMIT! ''Sing from the diaphraaaaaaaagm...''"
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== Hannah Montana: The Movie ==
* After Jackson is handling the alligator and it cuts to another scene.
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* [[Sarcasm Mode|"Oh no, now Lilly's giant rollercoaster skateboard hundreds of people amusement park birthday party is ruined!"]] Cut to a showing of Todd's last birthday, which consists of him sitting in the dark alone wearing a party hat. Made even more hilarious when his party blower doesn't work.
* After talking about Miley's [[Zany Scheme]] to run back and forth between a date and a dinner party, he tiredly pulls a saxophone out of nowhere and starts to play Yakkety Sax.
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* "Not only does the wig magically turn Miley into Hannah without anyone noticing, it turns ''anyone'' into Hannah. It's the only thing anyone notices. Put it on anyone, and they become Hannah Montana." *Picture of [[The Spoony Experiment|Spoonette]] appears* "'''OH MY GOD LOOK, ITS HANNAH MONTANA!'''"
* Noting the fast maneuvers of an airplane that's just meant to have a normal flight.
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* All of Todd's references about the mall being built in the town.
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'''Todd:''' True enough that you gotta do what you gotta do. Even if the best employment you can find is doing awfull grunt work like that. I'm sure you'd having an easier time if there was some economic engine to estimulate the local job market like, I don't know... A MALL!!!!<br />
'''Todd:''' And speaking of the mall, now we have the fundraiser, where they try to raise money for their fight to save their beloved community center. Oh no, wait, excuse me. THEIR EMPTY FREAKIN' FIELD!! from becoming an useful contribuiting part of the town.<br />
'''Todd:''' In any case I'm also wondering. Are they expecting Hannah Montana fans? Whom probably love malls, probably watched this movie in a mall to sit there and shout "YEAH! Down with malls!". }}
* And speaking of the fundraiser;
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== Hannah Montana Pop Tour Guitar Video Game ==
* Said toy was a present his friends got him for Christmas [[Dude, Not Funny|"because they think they're funny"]]. He even includes actual video footage of him receiving it, with his face obscured, of course.
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* Discussing the unwieldy name of the ''Hannah Montana Pop Tour Guitar Video Game''.
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* His complete inability to wear the guitar strap. And reaction when he discovers that there is no strum bar.
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== Club Can't Handle Me ==
* The opening riff of the song starts playing. Todd's response:
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* He also points out that if the club can't handle Flo Rida, then Todd's perfectly willing to help... he then pulls out [[Carry a Big Stick|a replica of an Ancient Greek war club]] and informs us that his club certainly can handle Flo Rida.
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** He also says that if he wants people to stare, he just walks into the supermarket, carrying his club.
* Todd's "Deep Lyrical Analysis" that he drags out when trying to make sense of the lyrics. It ends with Todd pointing out that the reference to the movie ''[[Scarface]]'' indicates that Flo Rida obviously shares the character's extreme paranoia and repressed homosexuality.
* Todd says late in the review that the song becomes more interesting if you look at it as the story of how he ended up in jail.
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'''Todd:''' 28, we've got a report of a rowdy patron at the club on Fourth Avenue being arrogant like yeah. We need someone to get over there.
'''Flo Rida:''' Feeling myself, I'm out of control.
'''Todd:''' He is feeling himself in public and is out of control. We need someone down here ''now''. Also, we've got another report that this is the guy who recorded "Right Round", so, um... lethal force is authorised. }}
* Nostalgia Critic has to force him to do the review by playing the Hoedown Throwdown.
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* Blahblblahblblah, [[REM|Leonard Bernstein!]]
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* *opens a beer bottle at home* "STRAIGHT UP THUGGIN"
* He starts the video with a rather straight, borderline soapbox rant on the lack of representation for Asians in mainstream music, and uses it to severely burn <nowiki>Far*East Movement</nowiki>.
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* The part where he compares a segment of the song to [[Aqua Teen Hunger Force
* He also decides that the song is a Satanic brainwashing scheme. And apparently plays for eternity in the Fourth Circle of Hell.
** "Swear upon the good book!" *holds up {{spoiler|Johnny Cash's autobiography}}*
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== Deuces ==
* Todd giving Brown's backstory, saying he hopes he's really recovered... then the song starts...
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* "And I like beating on Chris Brown just as much as Chris Brown likes beating {{spoiler|[[Bait and Switch Comparison|eggs, for his famous homestyle breakfasts]]}}."
* "I've heard jet engines make catchier music than this."
* "Oh, and speaking as a professional silhouette, this is also a terrible freaking video. I mean, what in holy living hell does he think he's doing?! (the video shows a silhouette of Chris Brown, flailing and contorting his arms)
* His reaction to a particularly [[Squick|disturbing]] lyric.
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'''Todd:''' (In the showers) [[
** And afterwards, imitating a dating show:
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* Near the middle of the review, Todd gets very pissed off when he hears the lyrics, which are in essence "Girl, you've been a real bitch to me, so I'm dumping you and I hope you regret being mean to me after I find a new girlfriend". He then starts sarcastically talking about how upset he is that Chris Brown is having relationship problems and [[Worlds Smallest Violin|creates violin music on his piano]] to accompany it. Said violin music sounds suspiciously like "OMG" (though Todd said in the TGWTG forums this wasn't his intention).
* His reaction to "Like Tina did to Ike in the limo, it finally hit me". First [[Stunned Silence]]. Then a mock conversation where Chris Brown asks Kevin McCall to remove the lyric because people [[Domestic Abuse|already compare him enough]] to Ike Turner.
* Todd compares the song to [[
== Whip My Hair ==
* Todd field-testing hair-whipping with the Hannah Montana wig. Even better, the reactions from test subjects to his head shaking.
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* The screenshot with the Google auto-complete suggestions for "whip my hair is", which include "banned", "annoying", "terrible" and "awful".
* Todd's attempt to analyze the lyrics.
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'''Willow Smith:''' I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH! I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH! I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH! I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH! I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH!
'''Todd:''' I see. Would you please elaborate?
'''Willow Smith:''' [[Broken Record|I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH! I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH! I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH! I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH! I WHIP MY HAIR BACK AND FORTH!]]<br />
'''Todd:''' You know, I'm just not getting it. Could you go over it again?<br />
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'''Todd:''' [[This Just In]], some breaking news. Willow Smith whips her hair in a motion, which experts are describing as "back and forth". }}
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'''Todd:''' WILLOW SMITH'S HAIR-WHIPPING IS ''SUPERIOR'' TO YOUR HAIR WHIPPING! }}
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'''Todd:''' Pull up in what, ''your tricycle?''
'''Willow Smith:''' All my ladies if you feel me come and do it. Whip your hair.
'''Todd:''' ''You're ten!'' You don't have any ladies, except your mom. }}
* "[[Will Smith|NOD YA HEAD!]] NOD YA HAIR!"
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== Top 6 Worst Songs of 2010 (I Didn't Already Review) ==
* Regarding his pick for the fifth worst song, In My Head:
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{{spoiler|'''Jason Derulo:''' Jason Derulo!}} }}
* "Man, Nelly's new break-up song is a real [[Tear Jerker]]. My heart just breaks every time he goes '''UHN UHN UHN HEY!'''"
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* "Oh, Trey Songz... how are you even a real person?"
* *pause* "Lupa! Lupa! Lupa! Lupa! Lupa! Lupa! Lupa! Lupa!"
* [[Self
* His reaction to Pitbull being on "DJ Got Us Falling In Love".
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'''Pitbull:''' My life is a movie and you just TiVo! HEH!<br />
'''Todd:''' HEH! I don't get it.<br />
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== The Time (Dirty Bit) ==
* A game of "Finish the rhyme!" leads from him trying to figure out the rhyme to "Ain't messing with the maggots, we're messing with __________."
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** The line ends with ''baddest''. Todd reacts accordingly.
* Todd singing Benny Benassi's ''Satisfaction'' over the beat.
** Likewise, referencing [[
* Noticing the director may have slipped in a [[Take That]] to the song itself:
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*Woman in the music video vomits out a stream of pixels*
'''Todd:''' Oh, I guess the video director did. Nice subtle commentary there, Mr. Director, well played. }}
* In the style of a Spin-n-Say:
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'''will.i.am:''' Dirty bit! (which does, indeed, sound like a frog ribbeting) }}
* The gun of "Imma Be" returns.
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'''Todd''': [cocks gun] That can be arranged. }}
* Todd notices that Taboo doesn't have any lines in the song.
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* "Ludacris, you ''do'' realize that you can see her pants from any angle, right?" "Those are some well fitting pants. I love the way those look. You have to tell me where you got them!"
* "Yes sir, when Enrique starts yodeling through his nose, the panties ''drop!''"
* '''[[Aqua Teen Hunger Force
* "If you put a song on your My Space page, Ludacris will be on it by the time it's uploaded".
* The Ludacris setting on Todd's keyboard.
* "It just sounds... rapey."
* He points out the way "Tonight" sucks as a "love" song by comparing it to other songs of the same type. First, he points out that he's not a fan of "The Whisper Song" by the Ying Yang Twins or "Your Body Is A Wonderland" by John Mayer, but at least they offer the girl something rather than just downright telling her that sex is going to ensue. And then he starts comparing it to other songs.
** "Say what you want about "Sexy Bitch"... I mean it's at least a compliment!"
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* "Enrique's always been the smooth [[Latin Lover]] type. "I must teach you the ways of, how you say, the romance." You know this." [Cue photo of tangoing couple] "Not this." [cue naked picture of [[Family Guy|Quagmire]]]
* After unsuccessfully attempting to figure out the meaning of a couple of lines.
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* {{spoiler|To all the girls I've [BLEEP] before...}}
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* "You know who else wasn't scared of it? The Packers!"
* Writhing in pain while watching Transformers.
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'''Todd:''' [[Despair Event Horizon|KILL ME! KILL ME!]] }}
* His sarcastic clapping when Wiz has to find a rhyme for "unapproachable"... and just abandons the rhyme scheme.
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== Grenade ==
* Saying that Bruno Mars can convey the passion of a man being repeatedly kicked in the balls, followed by clips of various "Oooh!"s and "Aaah!"s.
* The [[Long List]] of negative characteristics of the woman being sung about, including abusive, demonic, insane, evil, deceitful and [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking|bad at auto repair]].
* "You know, I wasn't really sure how I felt about him, but then he told me he'd get hit by a train, and the thought of his bloody, battered corpse smeared all over the tracks... Oh God my heart just melted!"
* "I would catch a gre-NAAHD for you, jump in front of a TRAAIHN for you... Yeah, it's a little out of my range."
** At least one comment said he ended up sounding like [[Nirvana|Kurt Cobain]].
* The cameo by [[Pushing Up Roses]]:
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(Cut to Todd in front of his computer)
'''Todd:''' Well?
'''Roses:''' Well, what?
'''Todd:''' Aren't you going to thank me for promoting your last video?
'''Roses:''' You posted a link on your blog that said "haha worst video ever".
Onscreen text: {{smallcaps|worse than "[[Friday (
'''Todd:''' *indignantly* You're welcome! }}
* Todd displaying how impractical throwing your hand on a blade for someone is.
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* Showing the [[Mood Whiplash]] between Bruno Mars's devotion to his girlfriend and calling her evil...culminating in contrasting clips from "Loving You" and Sam Kinison's stand up.
* Mistaking Bruno Mars for the movie ''[[Bruno]]'' with his pictures at the beginning.
* "I've had enough Jason Mraz for one lifetime, thank you."
* "I'd pull a piano for you. Now there's a song... You ever try and move one of these things? They're heavy. Who wouldn't be touched by a gesture like that? ...Well, ''I'' think it'd be romantic."
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== Top 10 Worst Hit Songs Of 1976 ==
* "Breaker, breaker! This here's Shadow Todd, it seems like we've got some trouble on the Top 40, looks like we've got ourselves a CONVOY!"
* Todd falling asleep to [[Chicago (
* Todd noting how bored the people watching The Silver Convention's performance of "Get Up and Boogie" appeared to be:
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** And his demonstration of how the song does ''not'' inspire one to dance.
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'''Todd:''' (''[[Beat]]'') No.
'''Silver Convention:''' ''Get up and boogie.''
'''Todd:''' No! Is that all you got? I never felt less like boogieing. }}
* [[Anchorman:
* Time for some Disco [[Duck Hunt]]!
* [[The Colbert Report|MANILOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!]]
* "I am not going to sit here and be bragged at by [[Barry Manilow]] and the guy who was at best the [[Overly Narrow Superlative|fifth-best songwriter in the]] [[Beach Boys]]. You guys write the songs that make the whole world vomit!"
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== Firework / Born This Way ==
* This exchange:
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'''Todd''': Do you ever feel like a plastic bag? Katy Perry sure does. Because she's made of plastic. And she's a bag. [[Take That|Boom!]]<br />
'''Katy''': Boom, boom, boom! }}
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* "Lady Gaga's single 'Boring This Way.'" [Beat, checks notes.] "''Born'' This Way."
* Referring to the special effects as "Katy Perry's magical chest sparkles" as well as comparing her to a robot.
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== S&M ==
* Rob Walker's cameo:
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{{spoiler|'''[[Atop the Fourth Wall
* Todd sniffing after hearing the line "Sex in the air, I don't care, I love the smell of it!".
* Todd's reference to his [[Ho Yay|experimental days in college]].
* The trombone!
* The conclusion that liking this song is basically sadomasochistic itself.
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* The quick shot of Rosie O'Donnell in S&M gear from ''[[East of Eden]]'', shown when Todd is saying that the video is "shouting SEX! over and over again like a deranged Tourette's sufferer".
== Top 5 Most Awful Moments in Rattle and Hum ==
* "[[
* "Get over yourselves, U2! Spoilers: U2 are not going to get over themselves."
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* After Bruno Mars says he'll stare at the fan, [[Description Cut|cutting to a fan.]]
** Which falls over.
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* Any time he calls out on Bruno Mars wanting to [[A Date
* Todd [[Epic Fail|failing]] to play guitar.d
* "What I'm looking at right here are my college loan statements, and I owe seventy-three... bajillion dollars for an education that only ever got me a job talking about [[Katy Perry]] songs on the Internet. And meanwhile, every day this summer, I get to watch Bruno Mars make billions off a terrible song in which he calls getting a degree "messing around". Seriously, dude? Go die."
* His refusal to refer to "white guy with an acoustic guitar" music as lifeless, since he'd actually like to hear music by the lifeless. Cue "[[Jonathan Coulton|RE: Your Brains]]".
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* Ranting at Bruno about laziness being a poor subject for a song, and issued a challenge:
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*cue [[Otis Redding]]'s '''The Dock of the Bay'''*
'''Todd''': Oh shit, that's a good answer. }}
* {{spoiler|"How long have you been recording this?" "Six hours."}}
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== E.T. ==
* Talking about "Fireworks" being a decent song after all.
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* All the cameos in the beginning, [[Rollo T]], [[
** [[Rollo T]] accuses him of being worse than himself having Miley Cirus in his iPod.
** [[
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'''Nash:''' This is what the music guy on the site listens to. ''The '''music''' guy.''
'''[[Obscurus Lupa]]:''': [[Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick|Stop stealing pieces of my hair]]! <br />
'''Todd:''' [quickly] Yep, Katy Perry sure does suck! }}
* "Katy singing someone who's not human and from a whole other world. Considering [[Russell Brand|who she is married to]], sounds about right"
* Discussing on naming the song after "[[
** Also mentioning, with [[Suspiciously Specific Denial]], that there is no way there is an [[The Cinema Snob
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* "You're an Indian, an Ethiopian..."
* [[A Fish Called Wanda|It's KKKKaty coming to kkkkiss me!]]
* "American Pie" as written by Kanye West:
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* This:
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'''Todd''': Police, I'd like to report an assault in progress! }}
* When talking about his reputation of being [[Literal
** He then tries to decipher the metaphor in E.T, concluding that it's about an interracial relationship between Katy Perry and, say, a black guy. Who will abduct her, and make her his victim...and maybe it's better to stay literal. After all, the song isn't likely to involve an unstable black guy, right? Cue Kanye.
* "It turns out, her magical alien dream lover is, in fact, a naked albino black guy. You know what? I'm not even touchin' that one. Good night!"
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== Glitter ==
* The movie fastforwards itself as a transition and Todd initially thinks he sat on the remote.
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* The [[Running Gag]] of "NOPE" everytime Todd tries to speculate if something will become a plot point. Specially his meltdown after the third.
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* "He brings out his giant xylophone every time he can't kazoo a woman to bed?"
* [[The Bodyguard|"AND IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII..."]]
* The final scene reveals Mariah's mom was sober for the last years and they reunite.
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* "You can replace her with a mannequin and a Mariah Carey CD!". {{spoiler|Cue Todd putting his hoodie on the Mario statue from the Break Up review...}}
* Todd sarcastically talking about the break up of Mariah and her boyfriend, and pausing briefly to express disbelief at the fact that her childhood cat is ''still'' alive.
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* [[Anvilicious|"I oppose the unauthorised millitary actions in Libyaaaaaaa toniiiiight..."]]
* "Every day I'm sufferin'!"
** [https://web.archive.org/web/20140220044031/http://blip.tv/TastefulTuna/music-video-vincent-e-l-suffering-ft-todd-in-the-shadows-5625482 Now sampled]!
* "...[[Doom: Repercussions of Evil
* Comparing the beat to [[The Muppets|Beaker]].
** Related, [https://web.archive.org/web/20140220042503/http://www.twitvid.com/9QMTB the making of video]!
* "If their vocabulary was any more limited, they'd be [[Pokémon]]!"
* The teasing of him becoming one of the Party Rock zombies, only for him to subvert the gag both times.
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== Give Me Everything ==
* "Here's a list of words that rhyme with Kodak!"
** Including "[[Gorillaz|Ladies, ponies, out the track,]] [[De La Soul
* His reaction to "Grab somebody sexy, tell 'em, 'Hey, give me everything tonight!'".
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** Particularly when [[Funny Background Event|you notice that]] {{spoiler|[[The Nostalgia Chick
* "Is the Billboard Hot 100 sponsored by Roofies?"
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* Showing why Ne-Yo is not good for a party song, complete with cheering after hearing "So Sick".
* Todd facepalming with his elbow on the keyboard.
* You searched for: "[[American Idol|Ryan Seacrest]] Fansite". Did you mean: "Literally Anything Else"?
** "You sure you don't want to go with someone with a little more street cred? You know, like [[Lawrence Welk]]? Or Hitler?"
* The three [[Mondegreen
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I'm a gnaw log you tonight.
Aminal of you tonight. }}
* "Yeah, gonna have some awkward had-too-much-to-drink sex... tonight!"
* This bit:
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'''[[Anchorman|Ron Burgundy]]''': And in no way is that depressing. }}
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* Playing "We Are Family" to describe the nepotism involved with the episode's band and LMFAO.
* All party songs repeat "Everybody," "Fun," and "Tonight." Or, worst case scenario "Everbody Have Fun Tonight."
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* This song is "for people threatened by the raw, dangerous sexuality of the Jonas Brothers".
* The [[Overly Long Gag|extended sequence]] in which he compares Hot Chelle Rae's brand of partying to a high-school graduation party.
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* The beginning of the video, playing If I Die Young, a morbid song about death, at a quick tempo that makes it sound like a happy ditty.
* His reaction to finding out that Kimberly Perry is actually 28, ''older than he is'' but is writing something that sounds like it should come from a 16 year old.
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* His "flashback" to his emo days.
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** "Yeah, I sure was a whiny little brat 10 months ago, back when that was filmed."
* His struggle to understand the logistics of Kimberly's funeral arrangement, including asking if she needs to be set adrift ''after'' she's been buried, and when she asks for a love song to be played, cuing up Boyz II Men and wondering if that's appropriate for the occasion.
* In a [[Valley Girl]] accent:
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== Top 10 Songs About Mediocre Romance ==
* The video's cold open, complete with puppies, catfights, and Todd's "mediocre relationship" version of James Blunt's "You're Beautiful."
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'''[[
'''Todd:''' Heh, yeah, that was pretty awesome. }}
** [[
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'''Lupa''': *[[Face Palm]]* }}
** A call back to Nostalgia Chick's [[Pocahontas|first video review]]:
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* The song used in the countdown. {{spoiler|[["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s "Good Enough For Now."}}
** The truly brilliant part for me was the particular clip used meant that after each section, which all seemed to end with a fairly firm declaration on Todd's part, the next thing we hear is the cheery singing, "Well, not really."
* Todd's reaction to {{spoiler|Billy Joel's 'She's Always A Woman'}} being nothing but one long [[Damned By Faint Praise]] moment:
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* Todd trying to keep up with R.E.M.'s lead singer Michael Stipe:
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* Todd's suppositions about the person described in {{spoiler|Pearl Jam's 'Better Man'}}
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* "The eagle's [[
* [[The Reveal]] of the number 1 song: {{spoiler|[[
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* "This is a duet between a [[Aretha Franklin|45-year old black woman]] and [[George Michael|a young gay man]], and they still have more chemistry than Adam and Christina"
* "He sounds like a clarinet that learned to talk"
* The word "schmogerty". [https://twitter.com/#!/ShadowTodd/status/128273719385796609 His fans took his desire to make it a trendy word] [http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=schmogerty=6157037 to heart]{{Dead link}}.
* When he said "I'm pointing my fingers at you" in an overly British accent, referencing Jimmy Fallon and Jagger himself doing the same thing on Saturday Night Live.
* The bit after he points out that no major white male pop star has managed to fill the void left by [[Justin Timberlake]]:
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*Cut to Bow Chikka Wow Wow*
"Yeah, I think we're pretty much done with him. }}
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* Cutting from Bruno Mars to [[Motley Crue]].
* DICK REFERENCE COUNT
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* "I want to set this CD on fire! ...except this is not a lighter, but a cellphone... and this is not Bad Meets Evil's CD, I don't buy physical music anymore..."
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== Sexy and I Know It ==
* [[The Stinger]] at the end is {{spoiler|Benzaie's theme song for if he was gay}}.
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* [[Brows Held High|Oancitizen's]] cameo and Todd's attempt at Deep Lyrical Analysis...and then Todd deciding "Screw it! This song sucks because it sucks!"
* The intro with Todd refusing to play the song and arguing with the caption.
* [[Earthshattering Kaboom|His reaction]] to the first Speedo-showing scene.
* "If you're sexy and you know it, flop your dick."
*
* "Oh God, all the [[The Simpsons (animation)|Simpsons]] references in the world aren't going to get me through this."
== 5 O'Clock ==
* Todd posted the episode to his blip account before it was finished, and as a result, a few lucky fans saw Todd '''not in the Shadows!''' Needless to say, Todd took down the video as soon as he realized what had gone wrong, citing some "serious problems."
* "I'm sure you're a nice guy, [[T-Pain]], but there are [[Futurama|other rich, talented]] [[
* Todd doing how T-Pain would sample "Don't Speak", "Killing Me Softly" and "The Hippopotamus Song".
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'''T-Pain!Todd''': By "hippopotamus" she means she wants my dick. }}
* "I'm no stranger to partying until the sun comes up-" *cut to Todd playing ''[[Okami]]''*
* T-Pain's girlfriend is waiting for him to get back home.
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'''T-Pain:''' These females got me stallin'...
'''Todd:''' Ah--uh--I'm trying to work with you here, dude. }}
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== Top 10 Worst Songs of 2011 ==
* "Yeah, I will put it down on you, Mr. Chipmunk."
* "Busta's verse on this song is like hearing a [[Nickelback]] song suddenly launch into a shredding Van Halen guitar solo."
* "Nimoy, live long and prosper, man. Bruno, go bankrupt and die."
* Several songs receiving the "DIRTY BIT!" treatment.
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* To begin number eight, we see Todd watching the 2009 Grammy Awards and complaining when [[Adele]] is named Best New Artist, [[Tempting Fate|saying she'll probably just be quickly forgotten]]. [[Gilligan Cut|Cut]] to him at his piano playing "Someone Like You" and saying [[Sarcasm Mode|"See, this is why my friends call me Nostradamus."]]
** When he gets to number 3, the first few seconds of the video to "Rolling in the Deep" <ref>For reference, the biggest selling song of the year</ref> play. Cut to Todd, in front of his TV again yelling [[Dramatic Irony|"She's a nobody! A NOBODY!"]]
* Todd declares 2011 a strange year, since he got [[The Nostalgia Chick
* "Ah [[Usher]]. [[Chick Magnet|The women want him]] [[Even the Guys Want Him|and the men want him.]] [[That Came Out Wrong|Want to be him.]] [[Freudian Slip|I meant want to be him.]]"
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== Runaway ==
* [[The Rap Critic]] and Todd decide to do a crossover. Completely deadpan, they read the script with a cliche intro for crossovers.
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Todd: I do not want to review this thing you want to review.
Rap Critic: But then I say something that makes you want to review it.
Todd: I reluctantly give in and accept. }}
* Todd and Rap Critic pointing out Kanye driving to the firebolt and compairing it with a really over the top PSA.
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* Todd: "Why does Kanye has a sheep in his backyar-? Scratch that, I don't wanna know."
* Also this:
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(Cut to a red hooded KKK trope in the parade. Rap Critic and Todd stare with blank faces)
Todd: Are those red hooded KKK members in a [[Michael Jackson]]'s funeral parade? WHYYY??? }}
* When Kanye is doing the long musical with the ballet dancers, Todd and Rap Critic decide to kill time at Magfest while the video is still running, all while [[Katy Perry|Last Friday Night]] plays in the background. Playing games like ''[[Dance Central]]'', a ''[[Star Trek:
** When they come back and see the scene isn't over yet, they return to play more games.
* Rap Critic: (with a forced happy glee) "I know some of you have questions about this. Please direct them to the slow motion explosion."
* Also this quote (about the statues being phoenixes):
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Todd: No. Screw it. In this universe the statues are phoenixes that had their wings cut off. [[
== Just A Kiss ==
* Having Jesus come in and crash the review, demanding Todd to stop the promotion of fornication.
** But he commends Todd on practising chastity in his own life, remaining pure for the last seven years. Todd is [[Your Approval Fills Me
* "This pillow is my girlfriend."
* "Yeah, sure, it'll 'bring us closer.' That's not a real reason. That's a euphemism for 'I'd like to be more sure that you're not a [[Serial Killer]], don't have a horrible disease or [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking|sleep on]] [[Star Wars|Darth Vader]] [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking|sheets.]] I mean, ''don't bullshit me'', okay?"
* "Yeah, you'll be in my dream." [[[Beat]]] "But not in my pants. WHY AM I LISTENING TO THIS?!"
* ''"Let's not have seeeeex~"''
* This exchange, when he wonders why the subjects of the song don't want to rush it:
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(''cut to video for "Goodbye Earl" by the [[Dixie Chicks]]'')
'''Todd''': ...well, mostly, they're nice. }}
* Todd noticing the song sounds like Chicago... and nearly having a breakout for it!
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== Turn Up the Music ==
* When discussing how most popular artists are not at all pleasant in real life, he lists four particular examples: [[Chuck Berry]], [[John Lennon]], [[Bing Crosby]], and [[The Last of These Is Not Like the Others|Kermit the Frog]].
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* Todd comparing Chris Brown to a [[Heel|wrestling villain]] and the witty retorts to Chris Brown's [[Twitter|tweets]].
** Speaking of which, there's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it gag when Todd reads one of Brown's more immature tweets- just before it disappears, he [[You Make Me Sic|corrects all the grammatical errors]] and writes "D-".
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* His reaction to "My love for you [[You Keep Using That Word|went viral]]".
* Return of [[Hypocritical Humor]]
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== Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) ==
* "I guess there just isn't a market for a pop star who wasn't supermodel-hot or rail-thin making an album full of bitter [[Break Up Song|breakup songs]]." [[Description Cut|Cue]] [[Adele]]...
* To show the [[Analogy Backfire]], telling [[
* Doing the ex-boyfriend as hammy [[Card
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* The ending with The Nostalgia Chick trying to seem strong.
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* Todd remarking on the uninspired lyrics and rhymes of "Mr. Know-It-All":
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* If you pay attention, we have this:
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** [[Obscurus Lupa|Sound familiar?]]
* The title of the song "goes well with what I'm imaging are other songs on the album, like "In Yourself (Believe)" or "Give Up (Don't)"".
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== From Justin to Kelly (with the Nostalgia Chick) ==
* Todd calling Nash, Linkara, and Sad Panda. (He can't call Lupa because she stopped answering his calls or Spoony because [[Noodle Incident|he camped out on Spoony's front lawn]].) Then [[
** The way Todd slumps when his phone rings, already seeing the trouble ahead.
** That the Chick has appears to have found out he's looking for a crossover in the short time he's been calling around. Does she have his phone bugged or something?
** The Chick's carrot-and-stick arguments for doing the review.
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* Todd and Chick trying to remember what ''From Justin to Kelly'' was about.
** Concluding with Chick describing it as, "the cinematic equivalent of watching someone slooowly scrape the burnt part off the toast. And failing."
* The baffling fact of its existence at all, as the concept is hardly a solid one and the two leads were not big celebrities or actors:
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* Chick saying that the spring break setting of the movie is like "MTV's Summer Beach House filtered through the lens of a middle school principal."
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* Two Words: '''"NOW KISS!"''' Made even more hillarious when you notice that Lindsay is trying (and failing) to suppress her laughter in the background.
* Todd summarizing the main characters and their best friends as a ''[[Saved
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* "Strong, Independent Woman." Cue [[
* Todd's confusion over the line "My friends call me Kelly for short".
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* Todd questioning the purpose of the [[Token Evil Teammate]] in teen romantic comedies.
* [[Hypocrisy Nod|"Who wants to see people do stupid things on the internet"]]
* "I have nothing against silly productions starring a bunch of not-actors. [[Self
* The video ends with Todd returning to his keyboard to write his script on Gotye. It doesn't work out.
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Todd: ''[[Head Desk]]'' God damn it. }}
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== We Are Young and Somebody That I Used to Know ==
* Todd not having any ideas on how to review the current indie songs on the Top 100, because he knows nothing about Gotye and other hits aren't stupid enough to mock.
* Todd having a problem pronouncing the word "Gotye." It eventually culminates in a [[Precision F
* Complaining about Janelle Monáe's short performance earning a "Featuring" credit by claiming the review it's a [[Crossover]] with [[Jew Wario]], who appears for 3 seconds.
== One Hit Wonderland: Kung Fu Fighting ==
* The cameo from {{spoiler|Kung Tai Ted}}, the character's first appearance in months aside from {{spoiler|a few uses of the voice during the ''Ninja Terminator''}} [[The Cinema Snob
* "Did he deserve better?"
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* Todd calmly plays the intro to the song and when the real song starts to play, excitedly strikes a kung fu pose.
* His arguments for music years worse than 1974: Air Supply in 1980, Vanilla Ice in 1990, and Nickelback in 2001.
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== Misc ==
''For joint reviews, see [[The Rap Critic/Funny|The Rap Critic]] ("It Wasn't Me"), [[Bad Movie Beatdown
* His cameo in Y Ruler of Time's review on [[Soulja Boy|Soulja Boy's]] "Anime".
* His cameo on the [[
* [[Rule of Three|And]] [[Stalker
* The [http://twitter.com/ShadowTodd/status/21414101751 following] [http://twitter.com/minaminokyoko/status/21414444785 three] [http://twitter.com/ShadowTodd/status/21414569951 tweets.]
* His cameo in [[What
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'''Todd:''' Hey! You been looking at [[Obscurus Lupa|my girl]], you little blue bobble-headed ball of crap?!<br />
'''Stickman:''' 0_0<br />
'''Todd:''' [[Crazy Jealous Guy|If I catch you going anywhere near her]], I will ''personally'' set fire to your eye sockets with [[
'''Stickman:''' *[[Screw This, I'm Outta Here]]*<br />
'''Todd:''' Yeah, yeah, that's right, you better run! [[[Beat]]] What a nice guy. Good talk. }}
* "[https://web.archive.org/web/20140218041417/http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=124&t=17721&start=40#p202632 Things Todd has done since joining Channel Awesome]"
* Appearing with [[
** And with Lupa, the Chick and [[Jew Wario]] in [[Brows Held High]]'s [[Musical Episode|review of]] ''[[The Man Who Fell to Earth]]''.
* On [[
** Related, Todd dumping The Chick on her review for ''The Little Mermaid''. And all his cameos in Chick videos afterwards.
** Also related, his cameo in [[
* Todd crankin that Soulja Boy in the [https://web.archive.org/web/20140715135901/http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/specials/31575-channel-awesome-dance-spectacular-3 Channel Awesome Dance Spectacular 3] (something he references in "Moves Like Jagger").
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20131030144045/http://blip.tv/todds-pop-song-reviews/todd-plays-the-black-eyed-peas-experience-5672837 Todd plays The Black Eyed Peas Experience]. Particularly when he's joined by [[The Nostalgia Chick
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'''Todd:''' Should I do this? Ugh, she's gonna make do this. }}
** The first time, Todd appears to be dancing to a different track than everyone else.
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** When the Channel Awesome team is told by the game to "freestyle," everyone gets into it, except Todd, who stands stock still with the most forlorn and bemused look on his face.
** Pretty much ''all'' of the captions throughout the video were gold.
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'''Caption at the very end with the credits:''' And to think [[What
** Special mention to when Todd first plays it, and he finishes it looking utterly distressed and horrified.
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'''Caption:''' '''''NO.''''' }}
* Since [[Chris Brown]] won his Grammy, Todd and [[The Nostalgia Chick
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20131028112502/http://blip.tv/irreverent-edutainment/todd-in-the-shadows-apreciation-day-6060831 Todd in the Shadows Appreciation Day!!]
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