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* GoodAngelBadAngel: Subverted in a Mexican advertisement for the 25th anniversary of the Blizzard; the lips consider having a Blizzard, upon which a devil and an angel resembling him both tell them to go ahead.
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* GoodAngelBadAngel: Subverted in a Mexican advertisement for the 25th anniversary of the Blizzard; the lips consider having a Blizzard, upon which a devil and an angel resembling him both tell them to go ahead.
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* ThisSongGoesOutOtTVTropes: The lips precede their song about the Dairy Queen bacon cheeseburger by saying "This one's for the carnivores".
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* ThisSongGoesOutOtTVTropes: ThisSongGoesOutToTVTropes: The lips precede their song about the Dairy Queen bacon cheeseburger by saying "This one's for the carnivores".
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* ThisSongGoesOutOtTVTropes: The lips precede their song about the Dairy Queen bacon cheeseburger by saying "This one's for the carnivores".
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* TongueTwister: In one ad, the lips say "Brownie Batter Blizzard" four times fast, only for their tongue to literally become tied the fourth time.
-->'''DQ Lips:''' ...Huh. Delicious ''and'' a tongue twister.
-->'''DQ Lips:''' ...Huh. Delicious ''and'' a tongue twister.
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** In the outtakes for the Girl Scouts Blizzard ads, the lips violently yank the box of cookies from the girls' hands and them make a run for it, hitting and cracking the screen as they do so.
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* MotorMouth: The lips speak noticeably faster after having six Moolatte coffees.
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The ads aired in the United States and Canada primarily, with at least one ad being made for the Philippines as well.
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The ads aired in the United States and Canada primarily, with a few ads being aired in Mexico and at least one ad being made for the Philippines as well.
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* HeadDesk: After their human friends fail to guess the answer to their picture charade, the lips repeatedly bang themselves on the door in frustration.
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* HeadDesk: After their human friends fail to guess the answer to their picture charade, the lips repeatedly bang themselves on the door in frustration.
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* HeadDesk: After their human friends fail to guess the answer to their picture charade, the lips repeatedly bang themselves on the door in frustration.
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* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: The picture charades ad reveals the lips have a girlfriend, who is pink in color and wears a flower.
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Going off the URL codes seen at the ends of the ads, some of which read ".ca" (Canada) and one of which reads ".ph" (Philippines).
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The ads aired in the United States and Canada primarily, with at least one ad being made for the Philippines as well.
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* AbandonedMascot: The character lasted from the mid-2000's to the early 2010's before falling out of use.
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* HandyMouth: The lips use their mouth to pull a veil off a DQ value menu and draw with chalk.
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* HandyMouth: The lips use their mouth to pull a veil off a DQ value menu and draw write with chalk.
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* HandyMouth: The lips use their mouth to pull a veil off a DQ value menu and draw with chalk.
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* EmbarrassingTattoo: In a Mother's Day ad, the lips show off a tattoo they got on their tongue, a heart that's supposed to say "mom" but reads "mim" instead. They immediately remark "Who the heck is Mim?"
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* FloatingClocks: Well, one clock, anyway. It appears when the lips travel back in time to the Stone Age.
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* TwinkleSmile: The lips blow out a candle on a Blizzard, meant to celebrate the treat's 25th anniversary, and the room becomes so dark that the lips decide to use their shiny, toothy smile to illuminate it. Thank goodness they've been whitening.
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Dairy Queen is an American fast food restaurant chain that was founded in 1940 and specializes in dessert products such as ice cream and cookies. In the mid-2000's, Dairy Queen introduced a new mascot - a pair of CGI-animated, floating, disembodied lips with a masculine voice - who would go on to appear in a number of their commercials at the time. The lips would provide typically down-to-earth humor while advertising Dairy Queen's food items.
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Dairy Queen is an American fast food restaurant chain that was founded in 1940 and specializes in dessert products such as ice cream and cookies. In the mid-2000's, Dairy Queen introduced a new mascot - a pair of CGI-animated, floating, disembodied lips with a masculine voice - who would go on to appear in a number of their commercials at the time. The lips would provide typically down-to-earth humor while advertising Dairy Queen's food items.
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More accurate to the actual dialogue (erm, monologue) in the ad.
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* ShoutOut: The lips wonder how the Peanut Buster Parfait can have such a low price and muse "[[Film/TheWizardOfOz If only I had a brain...]]"
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* ShoutOut: The lips wonder how the Peanut Buster Parfait can have such a low price and muse "[[Film/TheWizardOfOz If I only I had a brain...]]"
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* FireBreathingDiner: The DQ Lips can demonstrate that they can breathe fire after having eaten a Chicken Flamethrower. Unfortunately, the flames hit someone off-screen.
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* FireBreathingDiner: The DQ Lips can demonstrate that they can breathe fire after having eaten a Chicken Flamethrower. Unfortunately, the flames hit someone off-screen.
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** The lips sing the classic Kit-Kat jingle ("Give me a break, give me a break, break me off a piece of that Kit-Kat bar!") and holds the last note for long enough and at a high enough pitch that it cracks the screen.
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** The lips sing the classic Kit-Kat jingle ("Give me a break, give me a break, break me off a piece of that Kit-Kat bar!") and holds hold the last note for long enough and at a high enough pitch that it cracks the screen.
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* RogerRabbitEffect: The CGI-animated lips play a game of picture charades with a family of live-action actors, hoping that the family will guess the correct answer of "Blizzard" (as in, the DQ ice cream treat).
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* RogerRabbitEffect: The In one of the commercials, the CGI-animated lips play a game of picture charades with a family of live-action actors, hoping that the family will guess the correct answer of "Blizzard" (as in, the DQ ice cream treat).
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* ShoutOut: The lips are amazed at the Peanut Buster Parfait having a low price and muse "[[Film/TheWizardOfOz If only I had a brain...]]"
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* ShoutOut: The lips are amazed at wonder how the Peanut Buster Parfait having can have such a low price and muse "[[Film/TheWizardOfOz If only I had a brain...]]"
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"Picture charades" for lack of a better term.
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* RogerRabbitEffect: The CGI-animated lips play a game of picture charades with a family of live-action actors, hoping that the family will guess the correct answer of "Blizzard" (as in, the DQ ice cream treat).
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More fitting subtrope, since most of these ads are CGI-animated.
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Dairy Queen is an American fast food restaurant chain that was founded in 1940 and specializes in dessert products such as ice cream and cookies. In the mid-2000's, Dairy Queen introduced a new mascot - a pair of floating, disembodied lips with a masculine voice - who would go on to appear in a number of their commercials at the time. The lips would provide typically down-to-earth humor while advertising Dairy Queen's food items.
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Dairy Queen is an American fast food restaurant chain that was founded in 1940 and specializes in dessert products such as ice cream and cookies. In the mid-2000's, Dairy Queen introduced a new mascot - a pair of CGI-animated, floating, disembodied lips with a masculine voice - who would go on to appear in a number of their commercials at the time. The lips would provide typically down-to-earth humor while advertising Dairy Queen's food items.
* AnimatedOuttakes: The ad featuring the Girl Scout has a blooper reel. The first two bloopers are simple mess-ups (the girl forgets her box of cookies and then trips while talking to the lips), while the third has the lips seemingly cracking under pressure and ''attacking'' the girl.
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* HilariousOuttakes: The ad featuring the Girl Scout has a blooper reel. The first two bloopers are simple mess-ups (the girl forgets her box of cookies and then trips while talking to the lips), while the third has the lips seemingly cracking under pressure and ''attacking'' the girl.
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* NoNameGiven: The lips were never given a proper name.
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* GlassShatteringSound: The DQ Lips sings the Kit-Kat jingle and hits a high note that causes the screen to crack. The cracks remain visible for the rest of the ad.
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* GlassShatteringSound: The DQ Lips sings sing the Kit-Kat jingle and hits hit a high note that causes the screen to crack. The cracks remain visible for the rest of the ad.
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* EyesOnAStalk: Phil the alien has two eyeballs on stalks.
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* EyesOnAStalk: EyeOnAStalk: Phil the alien has two eyeballs on stalks.
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Dairy Queen is an American fast food restaurant chain that was founded in 1940 and specializes in dessert products such as ice cream and cookies. In the mid-2000's, Dairy Queen introduced a new mascot - a pair of floating, disembodied lips with a masculine voice - who would go on to appear in a number of their commercials at the time. The lips would provide typically down-to-earth humor while advertising Dairy Queen's food items.
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!!The commercials featuring the Dairy Queen Lips contain the following tropes:
* AlienEpisode: To prove that a deal on DQ's soft drinks is the "galaxy's greatest", the lips bring along an alien named Phil to taste-test one of the drinks.
* AnimateBodyParts: A floating mouth, in this case. The fact that they don't have eyes, nostrils, a face in general, or a brain is lampshaded on separate occasions.
* DramaticThunder: The lips compare the deals from DQ's value menu to being "all powerful" and do an EvilLaugh before almost being struck by thunder.
* CameraAbuse:
** When the lips hear that the Chicken Strip Basket is only $3.99, they try to make a rush for DQ, but they hit the screen and crack it by accident, in the process also chipping one of their teeth.
--->'''DQ Lips:''' Right after I go to the dentist...
** The lips sing the classic Kit-Kat jingle ("Give me a break, give me a break, break me off a piece of that Kit-Kat bar!") and holds the last note for long enough and at a high enough pitch that it cracks the screen.
* EyesOnAStalk: Phil the alien has two eyeballs on stalks.
* FireBreathingDiner: The DQ Lips can demonstrate that they can breathe fire after having eaten a Chicken Flamethrower. Unfortunately, the flames hit someone off-screen.
* GlassShatteringSound: The DQ Lips sings the Kit-Kat jingle and hits a high note that causes the screen to crack. The cracks remain visible for the rest of the ad.
* GonnaNeedMoreX: When the lips realize the DQ value menu provides over 20,000 possible meal combinations, they say "I'm gonna need a bigger tray."
* HilariousOuttakes: The ad featuring the Girl Scout has a blooper reel. The first two bloopers are simple mess-ups (the girl forgets her box of cookies and then trips while talking to the lips), while the third has the lips seemingly cracking under pressure and ''attacking'' the girl.
* ShoutOut: The lips are amazed at the Peanut Buster Parfait having a low price and muse "[[Film/TheWizardOfOz If only I had a brain...]]"
* TimeTravelEpisode: The DQ Lips are taken to the past when they think the Double Cheeseburger Meal being $4.99 is the "greatest deal of all time". In the past, a caveman trades his burning torch with another caveman's rock and promptly throws said rock at the other caveman.
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!!The commercials featuring the Dairy Queen Lips contain the following tropes:
* AlienEpisode: To prove that a deal on DQ's soft drinks is the "galaxy's greatest", the lips bring along an alien named Phil to taste-test one of the drinks.
* AnimateBodyParts: A floating mouth, in this case. The fact that they don't have eyes, nostrils, a face in general, or a brain is lampshaded on separate occasions.
* DramaticThunder: The lips compare the deals from DQ's value menu to being "all powerful" and do an EvilLaugh before almost being struck by thunder.
* CameraAbuse:
** When the lips hear that the Chicken Strip Basket is only $3.99, they try to make a rush for DQ, but they hit the screen and crack it by accident, in the process also chipping one of their teeth.
--->'''DQ Lips:''' Right after I go to the dentist...
** The lips sing the classic Kit-Kat jingle ("Give me a break, give me a break, break me off a piece of that Kit-Kat bar!") and holds the last note for long enough and at a high enough pitch that it cracks the screen.
* EyesOnAStalk: Phil the alien has two eyeballs on stalks.
* FireBreathingDiner: The DQ Lips can demonstrate that they can breathe fire after having eaten a Chicken Flamethrower. Unfortunately, the flames hit someone off-screen.
* GlassShatteringSound: The DQ Lips sings the Kit-Kat jingle and hits a high note that causes the screen to crack. The cracks remain visible for the rest of the ad.
* GonnaNeedMoreX: When the lips realize the DQ value menu provides over 20,000 possible meal combinations, they say "I'm gonna need a bigger tray."
* HilariousOuttakes: The ad featuring the Girl Scout has a blooper reel. The first two bloopers are simple mess-ups (the girl forgets her box of cookies and then trips while talking to the lips), while the third has the lips seemingly cracking under pressure and ''attacking'' the girl.
* ShoutOut: The lips are amazed at the Peanut Buster Parfait having a low price and muse "[[Film/TheWizardOfOz If only I had a brain...]]"
* TimeTravelEpisode: The DQ Lips are taken to the past when they think the Double Cheeseburger Meal being $4.99 is the "greatest deal of all time". In the past, a caveman trades his burning torch with another caveman's rock and promptly throws said rock at the other caveman.
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