History Main / MotorMouth

* ''Literature/EveryOtherDay''

A character who speaks if not constantly then often so quickly that it's hard to make out individual words and with the appearance of not having to stop for breath which sometimes makes it sound as though the audio track has been set to Fast Forward while the sentence diagram looks like a Mandelbrot fractal, this is often a facet of the GenkiGirl or TheDitz who seems to be able to redirect the oxygen destined for their brain to their mouth whereas if smart characters do this they often fall victim to SesquipedalianLoquaciousness usually this counts as the specific subtrope GibberingGenius and it is also a trait of a character who is panicking upset afraid angry worked up or excited and launches into rapid-fire babble because of their emotional state although in a few cases characters who do this anyway end up going into a weird state and start doing it even more [[SelfDemonstratingArticle BECAUSE OFTHESTATEMENTIONEDABOVEORMAYBEJUST]]--'''[[BigShutUp SHUT UP!]]'''

[[DramaticEllipsis Contrast... Dramatic... Ellipsis...]] YouTalkTooMuch, [[PunctuatedForEmphasis AND! PUNCTUATED! FOR! EMPHASIS!]]

* [[{{WesternAnimation/Brave}} Merida]] is portrayed as being this in ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreakstheInternet'' due to her being from [[{{Creator/Pixar}} "the other studio'']].

* Scott Beach's "Religion and Politics" is a tale where the protagonist is at a political rally when a Conservative tells him he was "full of s#!t" for criticizing the candidates on being petty and viindictive and by the end the Conservative gets beaten to a pulp. Done without taking a breath.

* Scott Beach's "Religion and Politics" is a tale where the protagonist is at a political rally when a Conservative tells him he was "full of s#!t" and by the end the Conservative gets beaten to a pulp. Done without taking a breath.

* ''WebVideo/FreemansMind'': In Episode 45, Gordon mows down soldiers to the [[MajorGeneralSong Major General's Song]] and comprises a new verse to it ''on the fly''. In that same episode, he kills another squad of soldiers whilst doing a [[ValleyGirl Valley Girl]] impersonation, all while avoiding being hit by a Bradley IFV's rocket. Again, on the fly.
-->''WHERE'S MY CHORUS?!''
* ''WebVideo/MicrosoftSamReadsFunnyWindowsErrors'': Done a lot. Including "GODDAMNITSONOFABITCHPIECEOFSHITMOTHERFUCKINGASSHOLEFUCKFUCK".
%% * WebVideo/ProJared during the "One Minute Review" gaming series does this as a requirement for his format.
* Karim Debbache, host of ''WebVideo/{{Crossed}}'' usually talks fast enough to give this effect while remaining intelligible. He enumerates (after taking a deep breath) ''some'' of the flaws of what he describes as "the worst scene in cinema history" in his review of ''Film/HouseOfTheDead''.

* ''WebVideo/PokemonPals'': Ash isn't quite as bad as some, but he does talk a lot, especially when he starts listing things. Misty becomes concerned with him when he hasn't talked for hours, saying that he usually can't stop for more than five minutes.

* Mike Rugnetta of ''WebVideo/PBSIdeaChannel'' tends to talk very breathlessly throughout most of his videos.

* ''WesternAnimation/Up'': Carl Fredricksen's love interest Ellie was ''very'' talkative during their childhood, which contrasted with Carl's shyness and few words. She even did all the talking for him during their initial encounters. As a case of irony, Ellie is never heard talking as an adult or senior citizen during the couple's "Married Life" montage.

Trailer hitch demagnetizers, [[BreadEggsMilkSquick automatic circumcisers]], tennis rackets, angle brackets, Duracells, and Energizers,\\
Soffit panels, circuit breakers, vacuum cleaners, coffee makers, calculators, generators, matching salt, and pepper shakers..."''

** The 8th ending song "Exciting Pokémon Relay" and its remix "Exciting
Pokémon Relay" are about a Pokémon's problem resolved with [[DisasterDominoes a chain of almost unrelated events]] it caused... in an extremely fast-paced and repetitive manner.

* If you're going to watch the subtitled version of ''Anime/{{Scryed}}'', make damn sure you can speedread. Straight Cougar's dialogue approximates a blur at points.

* [[MeaningfulName Mr. Chatterbox]] from the ''Literature/MrMen'' books of course. And his sister. ("You should have seen it when they got together!" says the {{narrator}}. "You couldn't get a word in edgewise! Or lengthwise! Or any-wise!")

* ''WesternAnimation/TheMrMenShow'': Little Miss Chatterbox, as well as Mr. Chatterbox. They ARE both Motor Mouths.

Soffit panels, circuit breakers, vacuum cleaners, coffee makers, calculators, generators, matching salt and pepper shakers..."''

* Donkey from ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}''. When they first meet, Shrek tries covering the donkey's mouth and he still keeps talking.

%% * Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses:

** [[http://es.doblaje.wikia.com/wiki/Rebeca_Aponte Rebeca Aponte]] from Venezuela was able to do it too. [[Wiki/{{Uncyclopedia}} Some like to make jokes]] saying she was using [[ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs amphetamines]], but mainly [[ItAmusedMe For The Lulz]].

In [[AdvertisingTropes advertisements]] this is RattlingOffLegal and in music it becomes a PatterSong and can lead to SomethingSomethingLeonardBernstein while for the absurd comic book examples where this is explicitly ''not'' addressed see TalkingIsAFreeAction. Characters may do this during a CharacterFilibuster or when HoldingTheFloor to prevent others interrupting. If your Motor Mouth character tends to talk [[SlicesDicesAndMakesJulienneFries like they're in]] [[OfferVoidInNebraska an infomercial]] (and they're not actually selling anything), then they probably SpeaksInShoutOuts as well. In comics, WallOfText and WallOfBlather are common.

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%% ** An older character by the name of Sniffles talks like this. His {{Expy}} in ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'', Li'l Sneezer, gets like this on occasion too, but not consistently.
%% ** The baby eagle in "My Favorite Duck".

%% ** Friz Freleng's Little Blabbermouse from the two 1940 cartoons he appeared in. Also the little white kid duck from "Porky's Hotel."
** Bugs Bunny himself goes into an unintelligible run in "Racketeer Rabbit" when Rocky (a caricature of Edward G. Robinson) puts a gun to his head, demanding to know what Bugs did with the stolen money.

** The little rabbit Bugs protects from Pete Puma in "Rabbit's Kin" talks so fast that, combined with his extremely high-pitched voice, he is TheUnintelligible.

--->'''Cat''': Gooddaysirirepresentthelittlegiantvacuumcleanercompanyofwallawallawashingtonandifyouwatchcloselyyouwillnoticethepowerfulactionofthismachineasitremovescompletelyandforeverallforeignparticlesfromaroundtheroomirealizethatyoumaynotbereadytopurchaselittlegiantrightnowbutifyoueverdojustrememberthelittlegiantvacuumcleanercompanyofwallawallawashington.
%% ** "The Windblown Hare" had the Big Bad Wolf do this while reading the Red Riding Hood story.

** Friz Freleng's quite obscure 1940 character Little Blabbermouse fits this bill quite easily. His foil is a mouse avatar of W.C. Fields who conducts tours of a supermarket and a department store. After Freleng discarded the character, these traits got transplanted to Chuck Jones’ similar Sniffles character.

* Marine the Raccoon from ''[[VideoGame/SonicRushSeries Sonic Rush Adventure]]'' is something of a Motor Mouth, while fitting in every single piece of [[LandDownUnder Australian slang]] ever conceived.