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== Trope Workshop:Go-Go Dancing == |
== Trope Workshop:Go-Go Dancing == |
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[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]. But describe the tin, because of Pop Cultural Osmosis Failure. |
[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]. <code>''But describe the tin, because of Pop Cultural Osmosis Failure.''</code> |
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[[The Other Wiki]] has an article about the history of [[w:Go-go dancing|go-go dancing]], including a mention that as of 1991 there were more go-go boys in gay clubs than there are go-go girls in "straight" clubs. |
[[The Other Wiki]] has an article about the history of [[w:Go-go dancing|go-go dancing]], including a mention that as of 1991 there were more go-go boys in gay clubs than there are go-go girls in "straight" clubs. |
Revision as of 12:54, 22 October 2021
Notes for possible Trope Workshop Pages
Trope Workshop:Meteoric Rise
(in ability)
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Anime and Manga
- In Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, Bell Cranel goes from being a level 1 adventurer to being a level 3 adventurer faster than anybody else takes to go from being level 1 to level 2.
Trope Workshop:Style Mismatch
Don't know whether this is actually a trope or just a list of musical oddities. If it;s the latter, toss it.
A song is written in a style that's usually used for a completely different topic.
needs a better description
Music
- "The White Collar Holler" by Stan Rogers is a working-man's blues tune about having a desk job.
- "Ride That Lightning" by Chris Hadfield is a gospel tune about space flight.
Trope Workshop:Go-Go Dancing
Exactly What It Says on the Tin. But describe the tin, because of Pop Cultural Osmosis Failure.
The Other Wiki has an article about the history of go-go dancing, including a mention that as of 1991 there were more go-go boys in gay clubs than there are go-go girls in "straight" clubs.
Trope Namer for
Live-Action TV
- The Kit Kat Club, Catwoman's home base in the 1960s Batman TV series, had caged go-go dancers performing for the patrons.
Categories
- Category:Nightlife Index
- Category:Sex Tropes