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* ''WebAnimation/YoutubePoop'' is very, ''very'' prone to falling into this.

** ''Film/TheNakedGun'' series (see ''Series/PoliceSquad'' below). Features {{slapstick}}, {{Visual Pun}}s and {{Shout Out}}s by the bucketful. [[RuleOfThree Written by Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker]].
** ''Film/HotShots'' pretends to be a straight action movie at first, but it steadily slides into ''Airplane!'' territory. [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment Written and directed by]] Creator/JimAbrahams.

** ''Film/TheKentuckyFriedMovie'', more a series of fast-paced sketches than a proper narrative movie.

** The ''Film/ScaryMovie'' series (at least the first two and the fifth; one of the Z's of ZAZ, David Zucker, handled the other two)

* Creator/TexAvery pioneered this in animation, starting with his work on ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' and then took it further at Creator/{{MGM}}. At Creator/WarnerBros the torch was carried by his acolyte Bob Clampett.

* ''Film/{{Airplane}}'' is the gold-standard by which all other such works of this sort are judged. When the dialogue isn't being funny, [[FunnyBackgroundEvent the action in the background is.]] This was in many ways when the team Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker perfected the technique.
* ''Film/{{Deadpool|2016}}'' shows that there's a reason that Deadpool is called the Merc with a Mouth. Deadpool cracks joke after joke, and seems to double down on the jokes after someone tries to get him to shut up.

* ''Film/BrainDonors'', produced by David and Jerry Zucker as a {{Homage}} of ''Film/ANightAtTheOpera''. The jokes are as fast and unrelenting as anything from the ZAZ repertoire, peppered with the KarmicTrickster antics of the Creator/MarxBrothers.
* ''Film/TheNakedGun'' series (see ''Series/PoliceSquad'' below). Features {{slapstick}}, {{Visual Pun}}s and {{Shout Out}}s by the bucketful. [[RuleOfThree Written by Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker]].

* ''Film/TheKentuckyFriedMovie'', more a series of fast-paced sketches than a proper narrative movie. [[RuleOfThree Written by Zucker/Abrams/Zucker.]]
* ''Film/HotShots'' pretends to be a straight action movie at first, but it steadily slides into ''Airplane!'' territory. [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment Written and directed by]] Creator/JimAbrahams.

%%%* ''Film/ScottPilgrim''

/ ''Film/OneTwoThree'': good luck even trying to comprehend everything that's being said, let alone laugh at every joke...

* ''Series/TreintaYUnMinutos'' dropped in this trope. Even in the most educational sketches.

* Most of the [[Creator/TheWayansFamily Wayans Brothers']] more wacky movies are like this.

* ''Manga/BoboboboBobobo'' is notorious for the extremely high density of jokes. It isn't just a AffectionateParody of Shounen, it's a WorldOfHam taken UpToEleven, using a twisted Manzai humor with many non-sequiturs.

** ''Film/DontBeAMenaceToSouthCentralWhileDrinkingYourJuiceInTheHood'' crams all the tropes from every HoodFilm made up to that time and cranks them UpToEleven.

* The Creator/LouisSachar novel ''Dogs Don't Tell Jokes'' lampshades this trope as the protagonist creates a standup comedy routine for his school's talent show, and then ramps it up to eleven as he ad-libs increasingly offbeat punch lines to one of his jokes during the show.

* WebVideo/SsethTzeentach uses this type of comedy and many times brings this UpToEleven, to the point where many jokes are in FreezeFrameBonus territory.

* ''WebAnimation/{{hololive}}'' has the official animated shorts ''Holo no Graffiti'' which are joke after joke involving the large cast in strange situations.

* [=YouTube=] Poop videos are very, ''very'' prone to falling into this.

* ''Film/TheNakedGun'' series (see ''PoliceSquad!'' below). Features {{slapstick}}, {{Visual Pun}}s and {{Shout Out}}s by the bucketful. [[RuleOfThree Written by Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker]].

* ''Series/LaughIn'' lived on this trope.

* ''Manga/BoboboboBobobo'' is notorious for the extremely high density of jokes. It isn't just a AffectionateParody of Shounen, it's a WorldOfHam taken UpToEleven, using a twisted Manzai humor with many non-sequiturs. Irritatingly, the pacing of the show is just as slow as the most-drawn out filler arcs of "real" shounen anime.

* The Creator/Louis Sachar novel ''Dogs Don't Tell Jokes'' lampshades this trope as the protagonist creates a standup comedy routine for his school's talent show, and then ramps it up to eleven as he ad-libs increasingly offbeat punch lines to one of his jokes during the show.

* The Creator/Louis Sachar novel ''Dogs Don't Tell Jokes'' invokes this trope as the protagonist creates a standup comedy routine for his school's talent show, and then ramps it up to eleven as he ad-libs increasingly offbeat punch lines to one of his jokes during the show.

* The Louis Sachar novel ''Dogs Don't Tell Jokes'' invokes this trope as the protagonist creates a standup comedy routine for his school's talent show, and then ramps it up to eleven as he ad-libs increasingly offbeat punch lines to one of his jokes during the show.

%%* ''Film/{{Airplane}}'' is the gold-standard by which all other such works of this sort are judged. This was in many ways when the team Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker perfected the technique.

%%* Most of the Wayans Brothers' more wacky movies are like this, especially the ''Film/ScaryMovie'' series (at least the first two and the fifth; one of the Z's of ZAZ, David Zucker, handled the other two), ''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Sippin' Yo Juice in da Hood''
* ''Film/ImGonnaGitYouSucka'': The film features a long string of gags, usually several per scene with a quick change to the next scene and more gags.
%%* This trope was standard operating procedure for the Creator/MarxBrothers, especially in their earlier (pre-''Film/ANightAtTheOpera'') films. Thus, and a surprise to many people, this trope is Older Than ''Film/{{Airplane}}''.

%%%* ''Film/TheNakedGun'' series (see ''PoliceSquad!'' below) [[RuleOfThree Written by Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker]].
%%* ''Film/TheRadiolandMurders'' -- even better on second viewing, because some of it is delivered in such an offhand way.
%%%* ''Film/TheKentuckyFriedMovie'' [[RuleOfThree Written by Zucker/Abrams/Zucker.]]
%%* ''Film/HotShots'' pretends to be a straight action movie at first, but it steadily slides into ''Airplane!'' territory. [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment Written and directed by]] Creator/JimAbrahams.

* One of the highlights of Creator/DonRickles' stand ups was to go around the room, trying to "insult" a lot of people in the audience as he possibly can.

* Series/HappyEndings uses this often-usually with 'pile ons'-the characters will go around and all mock one of them in turn, or through [[BreathlessNonSequitur breathless non sequiters,]] or humorous asides in non-humorous statements.

This is a subtrope of the RuleOfFunny. It's almost guaranteed that the jokes will include a good number of [[CutawayGag bizarre non-sequiturs]]. HurricaneOfPuns, HurricaneOfEuphemisms and BreathlessNonSequitur are all subtropes of Rapid Fire Comedy. It may happen to you if you ArchiveBinge a comedy Webcomic.