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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song "Nothin' on You" with the rapper B.o.B. and the song "Billionaire" with Travie [=McCoy=], he has become a very popular artist. He has won ten awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song "Nothin' on You" (2010) with the rapper B.o.B. and the song "Billionaire" (2010) with Travie [=McCoy=], he has become a very popular artist. He has won ten awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
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* VocalDissonance: A lot of his songs sound upbeat and have lots of energy, but the lyrics themselves can be pretty depressing.
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy/[[LoveMakesYouDumb Dumb]]: Several of his songs seem like they were written by a teenager that was put in a psychiatric ward for being so [[TastesLikeDiabetes unhealthily lovestruck]]. Consider:
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. [[StupidSacrifice Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you?]] That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
*** The music video depicts Bruno drags a piano around with him to a girl's house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house and sees her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
** A more literal example of this trope, the song "Talkin' to the Moon" takes a similar approach to "Grenade", but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to "Grenade" (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. The person slowly deteriorates under his/her own delusions of being in love with you...while you don't even know about it.
** "Marry You" seems to depict a young man enticing his significant other to get drunk and marry him...[[WideEyedIdealist while also fantasizing about the event in the most over the top way possible.]]
** The song "Voices in My Head" follows this trope to a T. Being sad that your significant other left you and wishing she'd come back is one thing. Obsessing over the event [[UpToEleven to the extreme]] while simultaneously fantasizing about it to the point where you start creating your own dialogue in your head? Uh...
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. [[StupidSacrifice Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you?]] That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
*** The music video depicts Bruno drags a piano around with him to a girl's house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house and sees her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
** A more literal example of this trope, the song "Talkin' to the Moon" takes a similar approach to "Grenade", but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to "Grenade" (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. The person slowly deteriorates under his/her own delusions of being in love with you...while you don't even know about it.
** "Marry You" seems to depict a young man enticing his significant other to get drunk and marry him...[[WideEyedIdealist while also fantasizing about the event in the most over the top way possible.]]
** The song "Voices in My Head" follows this trope to a T. Being sad that your significant other left you and wishing she'd come back is one thing. Obsessing over the event [[UpToEleven to the extreme]] while simultaneously fantasizing about it to the point where you start creating your own dialogue in your head? Uh...
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy/[[LoveMakesYouDumb Dumb]]: Several of his songs seem like they were written by a teenager that was put in a psychiatric ward for being so [[TastesLikeDiabetes unhealthily lovestruck]]. Consider:
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. [[StupidSacrifice Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you?]] That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
*** The music video depicts Bruno drags a piano around with him to a girl's house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house and sees her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
** A more literal example of this trope, the song "Talkin' to the Moon" takes a similar approach to "Grenade", but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to "Grenade" (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. The person slowly deteriorates under his/her own delusions of being in love with you...while you don't even know about it.
** "Marry You" seems to depict a young man enticing his significant other to get drunk and marry him...[[WideEyedIdealist while also fantasizing about the event in the most over the top way possible.]]
** The song "Voices in My Head" follows this trope to a T. Being sad that your significant other left you and wishing she'd come back is one thing. Obsessing over the event [[UpToEleven to the extreme]] while simultaneously fantasizing about it to the point where you start creating your own dialogue in your head? Uh...songs.
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. [[StupidSacrifice Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you?]] That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
*** The music video depicts Bruno drags a piano around with him to a girl's house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house and sees her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
** A more literal example of this trope, the song "Talkin' to the Moon" takes a similar approach to "Grenade", but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to "Grenade" (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. The person slowly deteriorates under his/her own delusions of being in love with you...while you don't even know about it.
** "Marry You" seems to depict a young man enticing his significant other to get drunk and marry him...[[WideEyedIdealist while also fantasizing about the event in the most over the top way possible.]]
** The song "Voices in My Head" follows this trope to a T. Being sad that your significant other left you and wishing she'd come back is one thing. Obsessing over the event [[UpToEleven to the extreme]] while simultaneously fantasizing about it to the point where you start creating your own dialogue in your head? Uh...
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* CrossOver: Started his career by appearing on B.o.B. and Travis [=McCoy=]'s songs, and later was a guest in [[{{Eminem}} Bad Meets Evil's]] "Lighters". On the other hand there's B.o.B. and Cee-Lo Green in "The Other Side", and Damian Marley in "Liquor Store Blues".
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** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
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** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. [[StupidSacrifice Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? you?]] That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
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* StageNames: It's come from both his childhood similarity to wrestler Bruno Sammartino, and that "I felt like I didn't have [any] pizzazz, and a lot of girls say I’m out of this world, so I was like I guess I'm from Mars."
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* SomethingBlues: "Liquor Store Blues".
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song "Nothin' on You" with the rapper B.o.B. and the song "Billionaire" with Travie [=McCoy=], he has become a very popular artist. He has won 10 awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song "Nothin' on You" with the rapper B.o.B. and the song "Billionaire" with Travie [=McCoy=], he has become a very popular artist. He has won 10 ten awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
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* CoolShades: Seen sporting these a lot.
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* CoolShades: Seen sporting these a lot. lot.
* DanceSensation: In "The Lazy Song" he mentions "learning how to Dougie".
* DanceSensation: In "The Lazy Song" he mentions "learning how to Dougie".
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: He's half-Filipino and half-Cuban.
* BeYourself: "Just the Way You Are".
* BeYourself: "Just the Way You Are".
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: his song "count on me" is about a close platonic frienship.
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy/[[LoveMakesYouDumb Dumb]]: Several of his songs seem like they were written by a teenager that was put in a psychiatric ward for being so [[TastesLikeDiabetes unhealthily lovestruck.]] Consider:
** Sure, ''Grenade'' may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
** Sure, ''Grenade'' may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy/[[LoveMakesYouDumb Dumb]]: Several of his songs seem like they were written by a teenager that was put in a psychiatric ward for being so [[TastesLikeDiabetes unhealthily lovestruck.]] lovestruck]]. Consider:
** Sure,''Grenade'' "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
** Sure,
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** A more literal example of this trope, the song ''Talkin' to the Moon'' takes a similar approach to "Grenade", but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
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** A more literal example of this trope, the song ''Talkin' "Talkin' to the Moon'' Moon" takes a similar approach to "Grenade", but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
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** ''Marry You'' seems to depict a young man enticing his significant other to get drunk and marry him...[[WideEyedIdealist while also fantasizing about the event in the most over the top way possible.]]
** The song ''Voices in My Head'' follows this trope to a T. Being sad that your significant other left you and wishing she'd come back is one thing. Obsessing over the event [[UpToEleven to the extreme]] while simultaneously fantasizing about it to the point where you start creating your own dialogue in your head? Uh...
* SenselessSacrifice: In "Grenade", the narrator would die for someone who doesn't love him back. Doubles as a StupidSacrifice.
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** The song ''Voices in My Head'' follows this trope to a T. Being sad that your significant other left you and wishing she'd come back is one thing. Obsessing over the event [[UpToEleven to the extreme]] while simultaneously fantasizing about it to the point where you start creating your own dialogue in your head? Uh...
* SenselessSacrifice: In "Grenade", the narrator would die for someone who doesn't love him back. Doubles as a StupidSacrifice.
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** ''Marry You'' "Marry You" seems to depict a young man enticing his significant other to get drunk and marry him...[[WideEyedIdealist while also fantasizing about the event in the most over the top way possible.]]
** The song''Voices "Voices in My Head'' Head" follows this trope to a T. Being sad that your significant other left you and wishing she'd come back is one thing. Obsessing over the event [[UpToEleven to the extreme]] while simultaneously fantasizing about it to the point where you start creating your own dialogue in your head? Uh...
* ThePowerOfFriendship: "Count on Me".
* SenselessSacrifice: In "Grenade", the narrator would die for someone who doesn't love him back. Doubles as aStupidSacrifice.
StupidSacrifice.
* TheSlacker: In "The Lazy Song".
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Many criticized "The Lazy Song" for rather vulgar lyrics compared to previous songs such as "Just the Way You Are".
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** The song
* ThePowerOfFriendship: "Count on Me".
* SenselessSacrifice: In "Grenade", the narrator would die for someone who doesn't love him back. Doubles as a
* TheSlacker: In "The Lazy Song".
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Many criticized "The Lazy Song" for rather vulgar lyrics compared to previous songs such as "Just the Way You Are".
* WhenSheSmiles: In "Just the Way You
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* DrivenToSuicide: In the ending for the video of "Grenade"
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy/[[LoveMakesYouDumb Dumb]]: Several of his songs seem like they were written by a teenager that was put in a psychiatric ward for being so unhealthily lovestruck. Consider:
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy/[[LoveMakesYouDumb Dumb]]: Several of his songs seem like they were written by a teenager that was put in a psychiatric ward for being so [[TastesLikeDiabetes unhealthily lovestruck. lovestruck.]] Consider:
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** ''Marry You'' seems to depict a young man enticing his significant other to get drunk and marry him...[[Wide-Eyed Idealist]] while also fantasizing about the event in the most over the top way possible.]]
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** ''Marry You'' seems to depict a young man enticing his significant other to get drunk and marry him...[[Wide-Eyed Idealist]] [[WideEyedIdealist while also fantasizing about the event in the most over the top way possible.]]
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Several of his songs seem like they were written by a teenager that was put in a psychiatric ward for being so unhealthily lovestruck. Consider:
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy: LoveMakesYouCrazy/[[LoveMakesYouDumb Dumb]]: Several of his songs seem like they were written by a teenager that was put in a psychiatric ward for being so unhealthily lovestruck. Consider:
** Sure,"Grenade" ''Grenade'' may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
** Sure,
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** ''Marry You'' seems to depict a young man enticing his significant other to get drunk and marry him...[[Wide-Eyed Idealist]] while also fantasizing about the event in the most over the top way possible.]]
** The song"Voices ''Voices in My Head" Head'' follows this trope to a T. Being sad that your significant other left you and wishing she'd come back is one thing. Obsessing over the event [[UpToEleven to the extreme]] while simultaneously fantasizing about it to the point where you start creating your own dialogue in your head? Uh...
** The song
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** The song "Voices in My Head" follows this trope to a T. Being sad that your significant other left you and wishing she'd come back is one thing. Obsessing [[UpToEleven to the extreme]], becoming extremely paranoid, extreme]] while simultaneously fantasizing , the event in your head, and repeatedly talking to yourself...as a means of hoping your former significant other comes back to you? Well...yourself about it? Yeah, no.
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*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to "Grenade" (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. He slowly deteriorates under his own delusions of being in love with you while you don't even know about it.
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*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to "Grenade" (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. He The person slowly deteriorates under his his/her own delusions of being in love with you you...while you don't even know about it.it.
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** The song "Voices in My Head" follows this trope to a T. Obsessing [[UpToElevento the extreme]], becoming extremely paranoid, fantasizing , and repeatedly talking to yourself...as a means of hoping your former significant other comes back to you? Well...
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Several of his songs sound like they were written by a teenager that was a psychiatric ward for being so unhealthily lovestruck.
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
*** In the music video, Bruno drags a piano around with him to her house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house and sees her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
*** In the music video, Bruno drags a piano around with him to her house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house and sees her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Several of his songs sound seem like they were written by a teenager that was put in a psychiatric ward for being so unhealthily lovestruck.
lovestruck. Consider:
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That'ssick.
sick. And most definitely [[CaptainObvious crazy.]]
***In the The music video, video depicts Bruno drags a piano around with him to her a girl's house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house and sees her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
** Sure, "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy: He has several songs that depict this.
** The song "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
** The song "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy: He has several Several of his songs sound like they were written by a teenager that depict this.
was a psychiatric ward for being so unhealthily lovestruck.
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* Casanova: he sures knows how to sweet talk women and his song runaway baby implies to him to be one too.
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* Casanova: TheCasanova: he sures sure knows how to sweet talk women and his song runaway baby implies to him to be one too.
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* HeterosexualLifeParters: his song "count on me" is about a close platonic frienship.
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* HeterosexualLifeParters: HeterosexualLifePartners: his song "count on me" is about a close platonic frienship.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The song "Talking to the Moon" is surprisingly popular in Brazil.
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* JustTheWayYouAre: "Just The Way You Are," obviously.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The song "Talking to the Moon" is surprisingly popular in Brazil.
* JustTheWayYouAre: "Just The Way YouAre," Are", obviously.
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** The song "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But when you listen to the lyrics, it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
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** The song "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But [[LyricalDissonance when you listen to the lyrics, lyrics]], it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
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* CoolShades: Seen sporting these a lot.
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* JustTheWayYouAre: "Just The Way You Are," obviously.
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song ''Nothin' on You'' with the rapper B.o.B. and the song ''Billionaire'' with Travie [=McCoy=], he has become a very popular artist. He has won 10 awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song''Nothin' "Nothin' on You'' You" with the rapper B.o.B. and the song ''Billionaire'' "Billionaire" with Travie [=McCoy=], he has become a very popular artist. He has won 10 awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song ''Nothin' On You'' with the rapper B.o.B. and the song ''Billionaire'' with Travie McCoy, he has become a very popular artist. He has won a total of 10 awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song ''Nothin' On on You'' with the rapper B.o.B. and the song ''Billionaire'' with Travie McCoy, [=McCoy=], he has become a very popular artist. He has won a total of 10 awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
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** The song Grenade may sound upbeat. But when you listen to the lyrics, it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for someone that no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
*** In the music video, he drags a piano around with him to her house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house, to see her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
** A more literal example of this trope, the song ''Talkin' To the Moon'' takes a similar approach to Grenade, but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to Grenade (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. He slowly deteriorates under his own delusions of being in love with you while you don't even know about it.
* SenselessSacrifice: In "Grenade," the narrator would die for someone who doesn't love him back. Doubles as a StupidSacrifice.
* WhenSheSmiles: In "Just The Way You Are"
*** In the music video, he drags a piano around with him to her house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house, to see her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
** A more literal example of this trope, the song ''Talkin' To the Moon'' takes a similar approach to Grenade, but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to Grenade (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. He slowly deteriorates under his own delusions of being in love with you while you don't even know about it.
* SenselessSacrifice: In "Grenade," the narrator would die for someone who doesn't love him back. Doubles as a StupidSacrifice.
* WhenSheSmiles: In "Just The Way You Are"
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** The song Grenade "Grenade" may sound upbeat. But when you listen to the lyrics, it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for someone that a woman who no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
*** In the music video,he Bruno drags a piano around with him to her house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house, to see house and sees her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits him, and he dies.
** A more literal example of this trope, the song ''Talkin'To to the Moon'' takes a similar approach to Grenade, "Grenade", but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared toGrenade "Grenade" (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. He slowly deteriorates under his own delusions of being in love with you while you don't even know about it.
* SenselessSacrifice: In"Grenade," "Grenade", the narrator would die for someone who doesn't love him back. Doubles as a StupidSacrifice.
* WhenSheSmiles: In "JustThe the Way You Are" :
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** A more literal example of this trope, the song ''Talkin'
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* WhenSheSmiles: In "Just
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song ''Nothin' On You'' with the rapper B.O.B. and the song ''Billionaire'' with Travie McCoy, he has become a very popular artist. He has won a total of 10 awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song ''Nothin' On You'' with the rapper B.O.o.B. and the song ''Billionaire'' with Travie McCoy, he has become a very popular artist. He has won a total of 10 awards, and has been nominated for 65. His debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The video for "The Lazy Song".
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*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to Grenade (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. He slowly deteriorates under his own delusions of being in love with you while you don't even know about it.
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*** While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to Grenade (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. He slowly deteriorates under his own delusions of being in love with you while you don't even know about it.
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Bruno Mars is a popular singer. His biggest hits include "Just the Way You Are", "Grenade", and "The Lazy Song".
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Bruno Mars (born as Peter Gene Hernandez) is an American singer/songwriter. After bursting onto the scene with his song ''Nothin' On You'' with the rapper B.O.B. and the song ''Billionaire'' with Travie McCoy, he has become a very popular singer. artist. He has won a total of 10 awards, and has been nominated for 65. His biggest debut album has sold over a million copies and has been certified platinum in the USA.
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!Discography:
* ''Doo-Wops & Hooligans'' (2010)
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!Tropes related to Bruno Mars:
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: He has several songs that depict this.
**The song Grenade may sound upbeat. But when you listen to the lyrics, it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for someone that no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
***In the music video, he drags a piano around with him to her house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house, to see her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hitsinclude him, and he dies.
**A more literal example of this trope, the song ''Talkin' To the Moon'' takes a similar approach to Grenade, but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
***While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to Grenade (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. He slowly deteriorates under his own delusions of being in love with you while you don't even know about it.
*SenselessSacrifice: In "Grenade," the narrator would die for someone who doesn't love him back. Doubles as a StupidSacrifice.
*WhenSheSmiles: In "Justthe The Way You Are", "Grenade", Are"
---> "And when you smile, the whole world stops and"The Lazy Song".stares for a while."
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!Discography:
* ''Doo-Wops & Hooligans'' (2010)
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!Tropes related to Bruno Mars:
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: He has several songs that depict this.
**The song Grenade may sound upbeat. But when you listen to the lyrics, it's kinda disturbing. Voluntarily giving your life for someone that no longer loves you? That's not sweet. That's sick.
***In the music video, he drags a piano around with him to her house. While it seems strange at first, observe how the piano could stand for the suffering for not being loved by her anymore. He reaches her house, to see her kissing another man. Depressed, he leaves, standing in front of a railroad crossing, playing the piano. Then, a train hits
**A more literal example of this trope, the song ''Talkin' To the Moon'' takes a similar approach to Grenade, but instead, it depicts a man who has been driven stark raving mad instead of being driven to suicide over a relationship. Here, the person is revealed to be talking to the moon...pretending the moon is his once significant other.
***While the tone of this song is Lighter and Softer when compared to Grenade (though the music sounds sadder), imagine if you broke up with your significant other. You no longer have any interest in him/her. You've completely moved on and wish to find someone else. Meanwhile, that person you dumped is left emotionally compromised by your relationship with him/her, that he/she is driven mentally insane...to the point where he/she ends up talking to a figment of his/her imagination: You. He slowly deteriorates under his own delusions of being in love with you while you don't even know about it.
*SenselessSacrifice: In "Grenade," the narrator would die for someone who doesn't love him back. Doubles as a StupidSacrifice.
*WhenSheSmiles: In "Just
---> "And when you smile, the whole world stops and
