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* Parodied in an episode of ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall''. Linkara points out that the dialogue one of the characters uses in the ''Nightcat'' comic sounds horribly out-dated That is, the comic was written in the 1990s but has slang that sounds like it came from the 1970s. This concept is then spoofed in a gag where [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks 90s Kid]] points out how lame he thinks the dialogue of the comic is [[HypocriticalHumor while he ''himself'' is speaking in outdated 1990s slang.]]
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* Parodied in an episode of ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall''. Linkara points out that the dialogue one of the characters uses in the ''Nightcat'' comic sounds horribly out-dated That is, the comic was written in the 1990s but has slang that sounds like it came from the 1970s. This concept is then spoofed in a gag where [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks 90s Kid]] points out how lame he thinks the dialogue of the comic is [[HypocriticalHumor while he ''himself'' is speaking in outdated 1990s slang.]]
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* The Creator/DiC and Cloverway dubs of ''Anime/SailorMoon'' (especially the latter) feature a lot of the young characters talking like this.
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* In the ''Series/SesameStreet'' picture book story "My Babysitter and Me", also published as "I Can Have Fun with My Babysitter!" Zoe has a teenage babysitter named Becki ("My name is Becki, with an 'i'.") who tells her that they're "totally going to have a fun night," later says "Like, thanks" and when leaving tells her father "No problem, dude! Catch you later! Like, this is totally fun!"
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* Parodied in an episode of ''Series/EightSimpleRules'', where we get introduced to a [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy guy named Anthony]] who uses street lingo which Paul can't understand. At the end of the episode, Cate uses the same lingo to make fun of him.
* TheSeventies' DomCom ''Series/{{Butterflies}}'' revolved around an upper-middle-class family living in a smart part of London, where the mother of the standard [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily 2.5 children]] was having a quiet mid-life crisis and contemplating an affair. Part of her daily trials were two teenage sons meant to be hip and trendy and on the cusp of fashion for 1975. But both of them spoke in teenage argot that might last have been current in 1967. The fact they were stuck in a time warp of a decade earlier was remarked upon.
* TheSeventies' DomCom ''Series/{{Butterflies}}'' revolved around an upper-middle-class family living in a smart part of London, where the mother of the standard [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily 2.5 children]] was having a quiet mid-life crisis and contemplating an affair. Part of her daily trials were two teenage sons meant to be hip and trendy and on the cusp of fashion for 1975. But both of them spoke in teenage argot that might last have been current in 1967. The fact they were stuck in a time warp of a decade earlier was remarked upon.
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* ''VideoGame/CoffeeTalk Episode 2: Hibiscus and Butterfly'': On his final visit to the café [[spoiler:in playthroughs where Lua and Baileys show up late because they postponed their wedding]], Hyde greets the Barista with "Yo". It's his attempt at "younger people's speech", which Gala finds "a little disturbing".
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* The ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime did this to Jesse and James in an episode where the duo was trying to convince Ash and crew to get on the SS Anne. James called the cruise "TotallyRadical," with Ash wondering who uses "radical" anymore.
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* ''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries'': The ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime did this to Jesse English dub has Jessie and James in an episode where the duo was trying use outdated teenager slangs and mannerisms to convince trick Ash and crew friends to get on board the SS cruise ship St. Anne. James called the cruise "TotallyRadical," with Ash wondering who uses "radical" anymore.
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** Dr Cox tries to talk to a 16-year-old girlfriend with the following speech. It's one of the rare times he's not being sarcastic.
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* In an interesting inversion, Marty uses an awkward imitation of 50's-era teenage slang to get out of 'trouble' in ''Film/BackToTheFuture'', when he accidentally calls his future father 'Dad'... "[[LastSecondWordSwap Dad... daddy... daddy-o.]]"
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* In an interesting inversion, Marty uses an awkward imitation of 50's-era teenage slang to get out of 'trouble' in ''Film/BackToTheFuture'', ''Film/BackToTheFuture1'', when he accidentally calls his future father 'Dad'... "[[LastSecondWordSwap Dad... daddy... daddy-o.]]"
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-->-- ''Website/TheOnion'', "[[https://www.theonion.com/area-father-must-have-read-some-drug-slang-brochure-or-1819566018 Area Father Must Have Read Some Drug-Slang Brochure Or Something]]"
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-->-- ''Website/TheOnion'', "[[https://www.[[https://www.theonion.com/area-father-must-have-read-some-drug-slang-brochure-or-1819566018 Area "Area Father Must Have Read Some Drug-Slang Brochure Or Something]]"
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* In the live-action ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' movie we discover that [[spoiler: monsters are possessing humans]] and being taught to blend in by watching videos of people using expressions like "what up, dog", "yo Red" and "y'know what I'm sayin G". This backfires because it makes them stick out even more.
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* In the live-action ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' movie we discover that [[spoiler: monsters [[spoiler:monsters are possessing humans]] and being taught to blend in by watching videos of people using expressions like "what up, dog", "yo Red" and "y'know what I'm sayin G". This backfires because it makes them stick out even more.
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* Website/{{Cracked}} satirized Creator/QuentinTarantino's cringeworthy appearance on Creator/{{BET}} to promote ''Film/DjangoUnchained'': "[[http://www.cracked.com/video_18536_quentin-tarantino-bad-at-talking-to-black-people.html Quentin Tarantino Is Bad at Talking to Black People]]"
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* Website/{{Cracked}} satirized Creator/QuentinTarantino's cringeworthy appearance on Creator/{{BET}} to promote ''Film/DjangoUnchained'': "[[http://www.[[http://www.cracked.com/video_18536_quentin-tarantino-bad-at-talking-to-black-people.html Quentin "Quentin Tarantino Is Bad at Talking to Black People]]"People"]]
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* The 2013 viral video "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kppx4bzfAaE Rappin' for Jesus]]," allegedly made by Pastor Jim Colerick of Iowa's West Dubuque Second Church of Christ, contains a fair amount of this. [[http://www.dailydot.com/entertainment/rappin-for-jesus-video-fake/ It's doubtful that this video was made by an actual church group]] -- there are no online records of Pastor Colerick, the West Dubuque Second Church of Christ closed in 2004 but the site was created in 2013, and the song drops the word "swag," which wasn't commonly used in HipHop until [[Music/{{OFWGKTA}} Tyler, The Creator]] started using it in 2010.
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* The 2013 viral video "[[https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kppx4bzfAaE Rappin' "Rappin' for Jesus]]," Jesus,"]] allegedly made by Pastor Jim Colerick of Iowa's West Dubuque Second Church of Christ, contains a fair amount of this. [[http://www.dailydot.com/entertainment/rappin-for-jesus-video-fake/ It's doubtful that this video was made by an actual church group]] -- there are no online records of Pastor Colerick, the West Dubuque Second Church of Christ closed in 2004 but the site was created in 2013, and the song drops the word "swag," which wasn't commonly used in HipHop until [[Music/{{OFWGKTA}} Tyler, The Creator]] started using it in 2010.
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** An episode had a child psychologist studying the kids in the field. She introduced herself saying "Wazzup, homeys?" and "Mind if I hang with your posse?".
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** An episode had a child psychologist studying the kids in the field. She introduced herself saying "Wazzup, homeys?" and "Mind if I hang with your posse?".posse?"
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* ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou'', [[OverprotectiveDad Walter Stratford]] very awkwardly injects slang in his speech while talking with his teenage daughters. Nobody calls it out, but it's clear it's just as embarrassing for them to hear as it is for the audience.
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* ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou'', [[OverprotectiveDad Walter Stratford]] Stratford very awkwardly injects slang in his speech while talking with his teenage daughters. Nobody calls it out, but it's clear it's just as embarrassing for them to hear as it is for the audience.
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* Parodied in an episode of ''Series/EightSimpleRules'', where we get introduced to a [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy guy named Anthony]] who uses street lingo which Paul can't understand. At the end of the episode, Cate uses the same lingo to make fun of him.
* TheSeventies' DomCom ''Series/{{Butterflies}}'' revolved around an upper-middle-class family living in a smart part of London, where the mother of the standard [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily 2.5 children]] was having a quiet mid-life crisis and contemplating an affair. Part of her daily trials were two teenage sons meant to be hip and trendy and on the cusp of fashion for 1975. But both of them spoke in teenage argot that might last have been current in 1967. The fact they were stuck in a time warp of a decade earlier was remarked upon.
* In ''Recap/DoctorWhoS36E3ThinIce,'' the Doctor attempts to use teenage slang on a group of orphan children [[TeamDad he'd bonded with]]. Bill finds it cringeworthy, and it's additionally PlayedForLaughs given that they're in the late 19th century and some of the slang he uses hasn't come into parlance yet.
* In one episode of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond'', Robert picks up some street slang and starts saying things like "That's wack." Raymond points out: "We're Italian, 'whack' means [[TheMafia something totally different]] to us."
* ''Series/{{Farscape}}'s'' Aeryn's initial attempts at incorporating English into her speech are an interesting example. She tries to use English to be more relatable to John but he just gets annoyed and demands that she stop using English when she invariably butchers the language.
* Joey does it on ''Series/{{Friends}}'' when he tries to act like a nineteen-year-old for a role. "Playing Playstation? That's wack. Playstation is wack." "Sup with the wack Playstation sup?"
* ''Series/HannahMontana'' had a dentist greet Miley with a lot of outdated '70s slang.
* TheSeventies' DomCom ''Series/{{Butterflies}}'' revolved around an upper-middle-class family living in a smart part of London, where the mother of the standard [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily 2.5 children]] was having a quiet mid-life crisis and contemplating an affair. Part of her daily trials were two teenage sons meant to be hip and trendy and on the cusp of fashion for 1975. But both of them spoke in teenage argot that might last have been current in 1967. The fact they were stuck in a time warp of a decade earlier was remarked upon.
* In ''Recap/DoctorWhoS36E3ThinIce,'' the Doctor attempts to use teenage slang on a group of orphan children [[TeamDad he'd bonded with]]. Bill finds it cringeworthy, and it's additionally PlayedForLaughs given that they're in the late 19th century and some of the slang he uses hasn't come into parlance yet.
* In one episode of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond'', Robert picks up some street slang and starts saying things like "That's wack." Raymond points out: "We're Italian, 'whack' means [[TheMafia something totally different]] to us."
* ''Series/{{Farscape}}'s'' Aeryn's initial attempts at incorporating English into her speech are an interesting example. She tries to use English to be more relatable to John but he just gets annoyed and demands that she stop using English when she invariably butchers the language.
* Joey does it on ''Series/{{Friends}}'' when he tries to act like a nineteen-year-old for a role. "Playing Playstation? That's wack. Playstation is wack." "Sup with the wack Playstation sup?"
* ''Series/HannahMontana'' had a dentist greet Miley with a lot of outdated '70s slang.
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* ''Series/{{Farscape}}'s'' Aeryn's initial attempts at incorporating English into her speech are an interesting example. She tries to use English to be more relatable to John but he just gets annoyed and demands that she stop using English when she invariably butchers the language.
* Joey does it on ''Series/{{Friends}}'' when he tries to act like a nineteen-year-old for a role. "Playing Playstation? That's wack. Playstation is wack." "Sup with the wack Playstation sup?"
* Joey does it on ''Series/{{Friends}}'' when he tries to act like a nineteen-year-old for a role. "Playing Playstation? That's wack. Playstation is wack." "Sup with the wack Playstation sup?"
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* In ''Series/MrMayor'', Neil tries to speak with
* One episode of ''Series/TheSarahJaneAdventures'' has Sarah Jane attempt to pick up teenage slang, with hilariously cringeworthy results. Maria has a NoJustNoReaction.
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* Parodied in an episode of ''Series/EightSimpleRules'', where we get introduced to a [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy guy named Anthony]] who uses street lingo which Paul can't understand. At the end of the episode, Cate uses the same lingo to make fun of him.
* ''Series/HannahMontana'' had a dentist greet Miley with a lot of outdated '70s slang.
* Alan does this quite a lot when trying to speak to Jake's friends on ''Series/TwoAndAHalfMen''.
* In one episode of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond'', Robert picks up some street slang and starts saying things like "That's wack." Raymond points out: "We're Italian, 'whack' means [[TheMafia something totally different]] to us."
* TheSeventies' DomCom ''Series/{{Butterflies}}'' revolved around an upper-middle-class family living in a smart part of London, where the mother of the standard [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily 2.5 children]] was having a quiet mid-life crisis and contemplating an affair. Part of her daily trials were two teenage sons meant to be hip and trendy and on the cusp of fashion for 1975. But both of them spoke in teenage argot that might last have been current in 1967. The fact they were stuck in a time warp of a decade earlier was remarked upon.
* Creator/GregProops (aka Proop-Doggy-Dog) sometimes does this on ''Series/WhoseLineIsItAnyway'', especially in one game when he's told to act like a "goofy white guy desperately trying to act street".
* ''Series/HannahMontana'' had a dentist greet Miley with a lot of outdated '70s slang.
* Alan does this quite a lot when trying to speak to Jake's friends on ''Series/TwoAndAHalfMen''.
* In one episode of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond'', Robert picks up some street slang and starts saying things like "That's wack." Raymond points out: "We're Italian, 'whack' means [[TheMafia something totally different]] to us."
* TheSeventies' DomCom ''Series/{{Butterflies}}'' revolved around an upper-middle-class family living in a smart part of London, where the mother of the standard [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily 2.5 children]] was having a quiet mid-life crisis and contemplating an affair. Part of her daily trials were two teenage sons meant to be hip and trendy and on the cusp of fashion for 1975. But both of them spoke in teenage argot that might last have been current in 1967. The fact they were stuck in a time warp of a decade earlier was remarked upon.
* Creator/GregProops (aka Proop-Doggy-Dog) sometimes does this on ''Series/WhoseLineIsItAnyway'', especially in one game when he's told to act like a "goofy white guy desperately trying to act street".
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* One episode of ''Series/TheSarahJaneAdventures'' has Sarah Jane attempt to pick up teenage slang, with hilariously cringeworthy results. Maria has a NoJustNoReaction.
* In ''Recap/DoctorWhoS36E3ThinIce,'' the Doctor attempts to use teenage slang on a group of orphan children [[TeamDad he'd bonded with]]. Bill finds it cringeworthy, and it's additionally PlayedForLaughs given that they're in the late 19th century and some of the slang he uses hasn't come into parlance yet.
* In ''Series/MrMayor'', Neil tries to speak with his daughter Orly using internet slang. Orly thinks he's having a stroke.
* In ''Recap/DoctorWhoS36E3ThinIce,'' the Doctor attempts to use teenage slang on a group of orphan children [[TeamDad he'd bonded with]]. Bill finds it cringeworthy, and it's additionally PlayedForLaughs given that they're in the late 19th century and some of the slang he uses hasn't come into parlance yet.
* In ''Series/MrMayor'', Neil tries to speak with his daughter Orly using internet slang. Orly thinks he's having a stroke.
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* ''VisualNovel/MonsterProm'': The Fellow Student secret route in ''Second Term'' is pretty much entirely this trope, as it's about an adult police officer trying to infiltrate the school in order to find evidence of Vera's criminal activities. He disguises himself by dressing and speaking like an early 90s skateboarder, which makes him stand out painfully.
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* Algernon, one of the {{nerd}}s from ''VideoGame/{{Bully}}'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXw6BofMxdo takes to speaking in Ebonics in an attempt to sound cooler.]] In fact, he won't get to the point about what he wants until Jimmy triggers him back to speaking with YeOldeButcheredeEnglishe[=/=]{{Expospeak Gag}}s, as he normally does.
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* Algernon, one of the {{nerd}}s nerds from ''VideoGame/{{Bully}}'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXw6BofMxdo takes to speaking in Ebonics in an attempt to sound cooler.]] In fact, he won't get to the point about what he wants until Jimmy triggers him back to speaking with YeOldeButcheredeEnglishe[=/=]{{Expospeak Gag}}s, as he normally does.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'': In "The Fraud," Principal Brown's attempt to befriend Gumball and Darwin involves approaching them in the cafeteria while wearing a backwards baseball cap and gold chains and spouting various 2010s terms with no rhyme or reason. Everyone in the room, even the normally-unfazed Mr. Small, is completely appalled.
-->'''Principal Brown:''' Swag! Rap music! Piercings! YOLO! Hashtag! [=MP3=]! Tweets! Selfies! Skinny jeans! L-O-''[Mr. Small hits him in the face with a metal tray]''\\
'''Mr. Small:''' I'm sorry, Principal Brown, but you look like such a jerk that even a granola-crunching pacifist like me had to do something about it!
-->'''Principal Brown:''' Swag! Rap music! Piercings! YOLO! Hashtag! [=MP3=]! Tweets! Selfies! Skinny jeans! L-O-''[Mr. Small hits him in the face with a metal tray]''\\
'''Mr. Small:''' I'm sorry, Principal Brown, but you look like such a jerk that even a granola-crunching pacifist like me had to do something about it!
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* The Creator/DiC and Cloverway dub of ''Anime/SailorMoon'' features a lot of the young characters talking like this.
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* ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou'', [[OverprotectiveDad Walter Stratford]] very awkwardly injects slang in his speech while talking with his teenage daughters. Nobody calls it out, but it's clear it's just as embarrassing for them to hear as it is for the audience.
-->'''Walter''': I've got news for you -- I'm down, I've got the 411, and you are ''not'' going out and getting jiggy with some boy, I don't care how dope his ride is! ''(Bianca leaves in frustration)'' Momma didn't raise no foo'.
-->'''Walter''': I've got news for you -- I'm down, I've got the 411, and you are ''not'' going out and getting jiggy with some boy, I don't care how dope his ride is! ''(Bianca leaves in frustration)'' Momma didn't raise no foo'.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'': [[MadScientist Dr. Drakken's]] occasional attempts to sound TotallyRadical draws mockery from [[TheDragon Shego]]. (Then again, just about everything he does draws mockery from Shego.)
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* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'': [[MadScientist Dr. Drakken's]] occasional attempts to sound TotallyRadical draws mockery from [[TheDragon Shego]]. (Then again, just about everything he does draws mockery from Shego.)
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* In ''WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman'', office Meow-Meow Fuzzyface tries to infiltrate the local drugs scene by riding up to a dealer wearing a TotallyRadical get-up (including a hat which literally says "TEEN" on it) and asking "Is it 'lit' under here or what?"
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* ''[[VideoGame/DiscoElysium Disco Elysium's]]'' Kim Kitsuragi [[StraightMan (rather unexpectedly)]] begins speaking in this manner if [[PlayerCharacter The Detective]] asks Acele if she wants to get drunk and do drugs. He's drawing off his experience as a former undercover juvenile cop in an attempt to glean what Acele knows about the local drug trade... but as his juvie days are long behind him, he's rather unconvincing, using street names for drugs that fell out of fashion years ago.
-->'''Kim:''' ''[popping his collar insanely high]'' Yeah, man. Got any dope? We need some dope bad. I got the Boogie Street shakes. Tryin'a score some dope, man. Tryin'a score some smack - you got any?
-->'''Acele:''' What's smack?
-->'''Kim:''' The D, man! Gotta hit that D!
-->'''Acele:''' What's... the D?
-->'''Kim:''' ''[popping his collar insanely high]'' Yeah, man. Got any dope? We need some dope bad. I got the Boogie Street shakes. Tryin'a score some dope, man. Tryin'a score some smack - you got any?
-->'''Acele:''' What's smack?
-->'''Kim:''' The D, man! Gotta hit that D!
-->'''Acele:''' What's... the D?
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'' Shrek uses slang to try talk to Arthur, who just freaks out ''further'' and screams "Help, I'm being kidnapped by a monster that's trying to relate to me!"
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'' Shrek uses slang to try talk and "relate" to Arthur, who just freaks out ''further'' and screams "Help, I'm being "Somebody help, I've been kidnapped by a monster that's trying to relate to me!"
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* TheSeventies' DomCom ''Series/{{Butterflies}}'' revolved around an upper-middle-class family living in a smart part of London, where the mother of the standard TwoPointFourChildren was having a quiet mid-life crisis and contemplating an affair. Part of her daily trials were two teenage sons meant to be hip and trendy and on the cusp of fashion for 1975. But both of them spoke in teenage argot that might last have been current in 1967. The fact they were stuck in a time warp of a decade earlier was remarked upon.
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* TheSeventies' DomCom ''Series/{{Butterflies}}'' revolved around an upper-middle-class family living in a smart part of London, where the mother of the standard TwoPointFourChildren [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily 2.5 children]] was having a quiet mid-life crisis and contemplating an affair. Part of her daily trials were two teenage sons meant to be hip and trendy and on the cusp of fashion for 1975. But both of them spoke in teenage argot that might last have been current in 1967. The fact they were stuck in a time warp of a decade earlier was remarked upon.
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* One episode of ''Series/SarahJaneAdventures'' has Sarah Jane attempt to pick up teenage slang, with hilariously cringeworthy results. Maria has a NoJustNoReaction.
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-->-- ''Website/TheOnion'', "[[http://www."[[https://www.theonion.com/content/node/38778 com/area-father-must-have-read-some-drug-slang-brochure-or-1819566018 Area Father Must Have Read Some Drug-Slang Brochure Or Something]]"
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* In Chapter 115 and later in Chapter 154 of ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'', Ishigami tries to fit in with Tsubame and the other "normies" by using slang, but Onodera points out that what he picked up is outdated and makes him sound like an old man. It also doesn't help him understand Tsubame speaking in absolutely incomprehensible terms.
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* Averted in ''VisualNovel/DoubleHomework''. Totally radical slang is completely absent from the dialogue.
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* Averted in ''VisualNovel/DoubleHomework''. Totally radical slang is completely absent from the dialogue.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'' short "Riley's First Date?", Riley's mother tries this during an attempt to casually ask about the eponymous date ("So, what's the dealio with Jordan? O-M-G, he is awesomesauce, fo'shizzy!"). Riley's Disgust is so, well, disgusted she [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere just walks away from the console]].
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'' short "Riley's First Date?", ''WesternAnimation/RileysFirstDate'', Riley's mother tries this during an attempt to casually ask about the eponymous date ("So, what's the dealio with Jordan? O-M-G, he is awesomesauce, fo'shizzy!"). Riley's Disgust is so, well, disgusted she [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere just walks away from the console]].