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* On ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies'', the babies play at running for president. Piggy made an election ad about why they should vote for her, ending with "and if you don't... '''You'll be sorry!'''"
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* On ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies'', ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984'', the babies play at running for president. Piggy made an election ad about why they should vote for her, ending with "and if you don't... '''You'll be sorry!'''"
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* ''ComicBook/SheHulk'': On the cover of the [[http://www.comics.org/issue/46244/cover/4/ first issue]] of ''The Sensational ComicBook/SheHulk'' She-Hulk addresses the reader, saying that if her book gets cancelled she'll destroy all your ''ComicBook/XMen'' comics. Then on [[http://www.comics.org/issue/93403/cover/4/ the last issue]] she [[BrickJoke demands]] you turn over your ''X-Men''s for destruction.
* The 1988 ''ComicBook/TwoThousandAD'' [[TheChristmasAnnual Christmas Annual]] had a ''National Lampoon'' [[https://d1466nnw0ex81e.cloudfront.net/n_iv/600/595057.jpg parody cover]] with [[Comicbook/AndersonPsiDivision Judge Anderson]] and [[Comicbook/StrontiumDog Johnny Alpha]] threatening the Mighty Thargg and saying "Buy this comic, or we shoot the Betelgeusean!"
* The 1988 ''ComicBook/TwoThousandAD'' [[TheChristmasAnnual Christmas Annual]] had a ''National Lampoon'' [[https://d1466nnw0ex81e.cloudfront.net/n_iv/600/595057.jpg parody cover]] with [[Comicbook/AndersonPsiDivision Judge Anderson]] and [[Comicbook/StrontiumDog Johnny Alpha]] threatening the Mighty Thargg and saying "Buy this comic, or we shoot the Betelgeusean!"
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* ''ComicBook/SheHulk'': On the cover of the [[http://www.comics.org/issue/46244/cover/4/ first issue]] of ''The Sensational ComicBook/SheHulk'' ''ComicBook/TheSensationalSheHulk'' She-Hulk addresses the reader, saying that if her book gets cancelled she'll destroy all your ''ComicBook/XMen'' comics. Then on [[http://www.comics.org/issue/93403/cover/4/ the last issue]] she [[BrickJoke demands]] you turn over your ''X-Men''s for destruction.
* The 1988 ''ComicBook/TwoThousandAD'' [[TheChristmasAnnual Christmas Annual]] had a ''National Lampoon'' [[https://d1466nnw0ex81e.cloudfront.net/n_iv/600/595057.jpg parody cover]] with[[Comicbook/AndersonPsiDivision [[ComicBook/AndersonPsiDivision Judge Anderson]] and [[Comicbook/StrontiumDog [[ComicBook/StrontiumDog Johnny Alpha]] threatening the Mighty Thargg and saying "Buy this comic, or we shoot the Betelgeusean!"
* The 1988 ''ComicBook/TwoThousandAD'' [[TheChristmasAnnual Christmas Annual]] had a ''National Lampoon'' [[https://d1466nnw0ex81e.cloudfront.net/n_iv/600/595057.jpg parody cover]] with
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Then there's these. With Abusive Advertising, there's no question whether you'll buy this product. '''You will''', and if you don't there will be dire consequences before you end up buying it anyway. Whether a mascot coming to beat you up or divine misfortune to wreck one's day, the customer is promised a nasty end if they don't haul their butt to a store ''right now''.
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Then there's these. With Abusive Advertising, there's no question whether you'll buy this product. '''You will''', and if you don't don't, there will be dire consequences before you end up buying it anyway. Whether a mascot coming to beat you up or divine misfortune to wreck one's day, the customer is promised a nasty end if they don't haul their butt to a store ''right now''.
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* On ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' bully Nelson Muntz runs for Class President on the platform of "Vote for me or else."
** Also in "The Haw-Hawed Couple", Nelson gives his fellow students invitations to his birthday party while saying "Come to my party or die."
** Also in "The Haw-Hawed Couple", Nelson gives his fellow students invitations to his birthday party while saying "Come to my party or die."
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* On ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' bully ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** [[TheBully NelsonMuntz Muntz]] runs for Class President on the platform of "Vote for me or else."
**Also in In "The Haw-Hawed Couple", Nelson gives his fellow students invitations to his birthday party while saying "Come to my party or die.""
** In "Marge Be Not Proud", an [[UltraSuperDeathGoreFestChainsawer3000 ultra-violent fighting game]] called ''Bonestorm'' is marketed with ads in which a BadassSanta fires the game's cartridge into a console with his {{BFG}}, then implores children to tell their parents "Buy me ''Bonestorm'' or go to Hell!" Marge is horrified when Bart obliges.
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** In "Marge Be Not Proud", an [[UltraSuperDeathGoreFestChainsawer3000 ultra-violent fighting game]] called ''Bonestorm'' is marketed with ads in which a BadassSanta fires the game's cartridge into a console with his {{BFG}}, then implores children to tell their parents "Buy me ''Bonestorm'' or go to Hell!" Marge is horrified when Bart obliges.
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* ''Advertising/BigBillHells'' has this in spades due to being a ParodyCommercial of car dealership ads. [[RRatedOpening It starts with]] the narrator saying "Fuck you, Baltimore!" and never stops, constantly insulting the viewers, saying they'll fuck their wife, and implying that they will call the police on them ''twice''.
-->''Only at Big Bill Hell's, the only dealer that tells you to fuck off!''
-->''Only at Big Bill Hell's, the only dealer that tells you to fuck off!''
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* There was this one motor oil brand advert where customers who claimed synthetic oil functioned the same as the name brand (whatever it was called) were roundly whipped by a ViolentGlaswegian with a dipstick and berated to “''Think wit’ yuir dipstick, Jimmie!''”
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* There was this one motor oil brand brand, Castrol, advert where customers who claimed synthetic oil functioned the same as the name brand (whatever it was called) were roundly whipped by a ViolentGlaswegian with a dipstick and berated to “''Think wit’ yuir dipstick, Jimmie!''”
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*There was this one motor oil brand advert where customers who claimed synthetic oil functioned the same as the name brand (whatever it was called) were roundly whipped by a ViolentGlaswegian with a dipstick and berated to “''Think wit’ yuir dipstick, Jimmie!''”
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-->[-Captain Fishface has ''your'' children. If you want them back, send two thousand wrappers from Fishface cod pieces... -]
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-->[-Captain Fishface has ''your'' children. If you want them back, send two thousand wrappers from Fishface cod pieces... -]But please hurry. -]
--> '''Captain Fishface:''' Because you don’t know [[TheSecretOfLongPorkPies what]] goes into my rissoles.
--> '''Captain Fishface:''' Because you don’t know [[TheSecretOfLongPorkPies what]] goes into my rissoles.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHGPxfpyFzA This commercial]] for ''[[Franchise/TheMuppets Muppet]]'' puppet dolls has Rowlf attempt to shill the product only to become aghast when two Kermit dolls start singing about how they'll bite the viewer and break their arms if they don't buy them.
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* Back in 2006, Chica’s website had been shut down so when you visit it it says his website has moved, it shows a picture of an anime girl with a reptilian like nose, and then it says but where to? And shows a GIF of a 16 bit anime catgirl searching left and right. And after the link, it says that whoever linked his website in the past needs to update the link or he gets eaten. It shows an alligator close to him
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* The parody saga ''WebVideo/DowntonWars'' was made as part of a fundraiser for the Chilterns MS Centre, so viewers are asked to donate. At the end of ''The Evil Butler Strikes Back'', the Dowager threatens the audience if they don't donate with a booming ''"I wouldn't do that if I were you!"''
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** This was strangely inverted in the American commercials for the Saturn, which implied that playing the console would cause sensory overload, nervous breakdowns, and [[BringMyBrownPants involuntary bowel movements]]. Guess which country it was more successful in?
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** This was strangely inverted [[InvertedTrope inverted]] in the American commercials for the Saturn, which implied that playing the console would cause sensory overload, nervous breakdowns, and [[BringMyBrownPants involuntary bowel movements]]. [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools Guess which country it was more successful in?in]]?
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Most commercials try to sell their product by making it look appealing, desirable, a must-have even if customers didn't think before that they needed it. Commercials like such try to be friendly and informative, appearing to have your best interests at heart.
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Compare AppealToForce, DisproportionateRetribution, PublicServiceAnnouncement, PublicServiceAnnouncement and TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou. InvertedTrope of OurProductSucks. Often a form of SpaceWhaleAesop.
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* There's the classic "[[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c1/Natlamp73.jpg If You Don't Buy This Magazine, We'll Kill This Dog.]]" cover run by ''Film/NationalLampoon'', which showed an appealing dog with a large hand-gun pointing at it.
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* There's the classic "[[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c1/Natlamp73.jpg If You Don't Buy This Magazine, We'll Kill This Dog.]]" cover run by ''Film/NationalLampoon'', which showed an appealing dog with a large hand-gun pointing at it. [[note]]Tragically, the featured dog, Cheeseface, actually WAS shot and killed a few years later.[[/note]]
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* Advertising/SegataSanshiro, a Japanese martial arts mascot for the UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn. Many of his commercials depicted him breaking into random houses and beating up anybody who wasn't playing a Saturn. He could be anywhere, whether out of an alley, or at a dance club, or even disguised as SantaClaus. Thankfully he wasn't all mean; he gave some terrified kids a free Saturn for Christmas, coached a soccer team, is sweet to his girlfriend, and in his last commercial [[spoiler:made a HeroicSacrifice for Sega by catching a missile and flying it into space.]] In fact, only two of his commercials have him act in tune of the trope, but they still kinda stand out, considering his own BraggingThemeTune imply that he's still doing that off screen.
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* Advertising/SegataSanshiro, a Japanese martial arts mascot for the UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn. Many of his commercials depicted him breaking into random houses and beating up anybody who wasn't playing a Saturn. He could be anywhere, whether out of an alley, or at a dance club, or even disguised as SantaClaus. Thankfully he wasn't all mean; he gave some terrified kids a free Saturn for Christmas, coached a soccer team, is sweet to [[VideoGame/SakuraWars his girlfriend, girlfriend]], and in his last commercial [[spoiler:made a HeroicSacrifice for Sega by catching a missile and flying it into space.]] In fact, only two of his commercials have him act in tune of the trope, but they still kinda stand out, considering his own BraggingThemeTune imply that he's still doing that off screen.
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* Used as a double meaning in 1980s ads for the UK breakfast cereal Weetabix. While the point of the ads was that pure wheat biscuits were full of nutrients, there were definite undertones to the Weetabix Gang, in "bovver boy" Doc Martins, saying "Make it neat wheat, mate, if you know what's good for you!"
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* Around election time in ''VideoGame/{{Tropico}} 4'', the [[AnnouncerChatter in-game radio station]] Tropico News Today sometimes runs the advertisement "People are demanding elections, and El Presidente demands your vote! Vote El Presidente-- '''[[ImpliedDeathThreat or else]].'''"
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* Around election time in ''VideoGame/{{Tropico}} 4'', the [[AnnouncerChatter in-game radio station]] Tropico News Today sometimes runs the advertisement "People are demanding elections, and El Presidente demands your vote! Vote El Presidente-- Presidente -- '''[[ImpliedDeathThreat or else]].'''"
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* Around election time in ''VideoGame/{{Tropico}} 4'', the [[AnnouncerChatter in-game radio station]] Tropico News Today sometimes runs the advertisement "People are demanding elections, and El Presidente demands your vote! Vote El Presidente--'''or else.'''"
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* Back in 2006, Chica’s website had been shut down so when you visit it it says his website has moved, it shows a picture of an anime girl with a reptilian like nose, Nd then it says but where to? And shows A GIF of a 16 bit anime catgirl searching left and right. And after the link, it says that whoever linked his website in the past needs to update the link or he gets eaten. It shows an alligator close to him
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* Back in 2006, Chica’s website had been shut down so when you visit it it says his website has moved, it shows a picture of an anime girl with a reptilian like nose, Nd and then it says but where to? And shows A a GIF of a 16 bit anime catgirl searching left and right. And after the link, it says that whoever linked his website in the past needs to update the link or he gets eaten. It shows an alligator close to him
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* ''Film/Robocop2'': As if we didn't needed more evidence of how much [[MegaCorp OCP]] is scum, we get an ad for their communications division that has an executive (apparently an architect) cry about how he cost his firm a lucrative contract [[BrandX because he chose a cheaper alternative that crapped up their data transmissions]] and then [[DrivenToSuicide blow his brains out with a pistol]].
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* In one "Gorilla Glue" ad, a householder is contemplating re-hanging a garden gate, considers what fixings to use, and a very large gorilla walks up and just stands there looking down at him meaningfully. The threat is implicit, and the gorilla is visibly happy to see him using the ape-approved glue on the repair. However, the gorilla isn't always so threatening in other ads; sometimes he just hands them a free can of his glue.
* Use of SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou posters could be considered a form of this, though it might also just because [[RuleOfCool the gun-toting pose looks cool]].
* For a long time, [[Advertising/GetRidOfCable advertisements]] for [=DirectTV=] all followed the same line of showing, through a line of InsaneTrollLogic and [[RubeGoldbergHatesYourGuts Rube Goldberg-esque events]], how not having [=DirectTV=] would ruin your life entirely (such as being bored with regular cable would make you a deficient juror, [[RageAgainstTheLegalSystem which would make the man your judgement put in jail decide to break out and seek revenge...]]).
* In one "Gorilla Glue" ad, a householder is contemplating re-hanging a garden gate, considers what fixings to use, and a very large gorilla walks up and just stands there looking down at him meaningfully. The threat is implicit, and the gorilla is visibly happy to see him using the ape-approved glue on the repair. However, the gorilla isn't always so threatening in other ads; sometimes he just hands them a free can of his glue.
* Use of SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou posters could be considered a form of this, though it might also just because [[RuleOfCool the gun-toting pose looks cool]].
* For a long time, [[Advertising/GetRidOfCable advertisements]] for [=DirectTV=] all followed the same line of showing, through a line of InsaneTrollLogic and [[RubeGoldbergHatesYourGuts Rube Goldberg-esque events]], how not having [=DirectTV=] would ruin your life entirely (such as being bored with regular cable would make you a deficient juror, [[RageAgainstTheLegalSystem which would make the man your judgement put in jail decide to break out and seek revenge...]]).
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* Many guests on ''Caged Heat Radio'' make jokes at the listener's expense but Wrestling/KevinSullivan and Steve Corino in particular threatened bodily harm on those who did not tune in.
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* Use of SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou posters could be considered a form of this, though it might also just because [[RuleOfCool the gun-toting pose looks cool]].
* For a long time, [[Advertising/GetRidOfCable advertisements]] for [=DirectTV=] all followed the same line of showing, through a line of InsaneTrollLogic and [[RubeGoldbergHatesYourGuts Rube Goldberg-esque events]], how not having [=DirectTV=] would ruin your life entirely (such as being bored with regular cable would make you a deficient juror, [[RageAgainstTheLegalSystem which would make the man your judgement put in jail decide to break out and seek revenge...]]).
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* In one "Gorilla Glue" ad, a householder is contemplating re-hanging a garden gate, considers what fixings to use, and a very large gorilla walks up and just stands there looking down at him meaningfully. The threat is implicit, and the gorilla is visibly happy to see him using the ape-approved glue on the repair. However, the gorilla isn't always so threatening in other ads; sometimes he just hands them a free can of his glue.
* Use of SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou posters could be considered a form of this, though it might also just because [[RuleOfCool the gun-toting pose looks cool]].
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* InUniverse on ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' In "Douche and Turd", P. Diddy's "Vote or Die" campaign is taken to its literal extreme--if you don't vote, P. Diddy will hunt you down and kill you. This was based on a real campaign during the 2004 U.S. Presidential Election, although obviously P. Diddy is not known to have pursued anyone with a 9mm. [[spoiler:After a whole barrage of miserable moments courtesy of his reluctance to vote between the two titular (equally horribly awful) mascot options, Stan is allowed entrance into the complex of PETA members that began the whole mess... [[BrickJoke and sure enough]], P. Diddy comes looking for him because he didn't voted. The ensuing massacre of PETA members ends up solving the dilemma (well, [[ShaggyDogStory kind of]]).]]
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* ''WebAnimation/HarryPartridge'': ''Creator/HarryPartridge'': One video had him proclaim "Follow me on Twitter, or I'll do ''terrible things'' to this cockney orphan!" Oh, he may be animated, but the pain will be more than real...