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* MisogynySong: On the surface, "Girls and Boys" sounds like one, but the outro of this song reveals what the band really mean: Superficial relationships between gold digging girs and trust fund boys that won't do good to any party involved.
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* MisogynySong: On the surface, "Girls and Boys" sounds like one, but the outro of this song reveals what the band really mean: Superficial relationships between gold digging girs girls and trust fund boys that won't do good to any party involved.
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* MisogynySong: On the surface, "Girls and Boys" sounds like one, but the outro of this song reveals what the band really mean: Superficial relationships between gold digging girs and trust fund boys that won't to good to any party involved.
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* MisogynySong: On the surface, "Girls and Boys" sounds like one, but the outro of this song reveals what the band really mean: Superficial relationships between gold digging girs and trust fund boys that won't to do good to any party involved.
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* MisogynySong: On the surface, "Girls and Boys" sounds like one, but the outro of this song reveals what the band really mean: Superficial relationships between a gold diggers and a trust fund kids that won't to good to anyone.
--> "All of these boys and all of these girls\\
--> "All of these boys and all of these girls\\
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* MisogynySong: On the surface, "Girls and Boys" sounds like one, but the outro of this song reveals what the band really mean: Superficial relationships between a gold diggers digging girs and a trust fund kids boys that won't to good to anyone.
any party involved.
--> "All of these boys and all of thesegirls\\girls,\\
--> "All of these boys and all of these
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* MisogynySong: "Girls and Boys"
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* MisogynySong: On the surface, "Girls and Boys"Boys" sounds like one, but the outro of this song reveals what the band really mean: Superficial relationships between a gold diggers and a trust fund kids that won't to good to anyone.
--> "All of these boys and all of these girls\\
Losing their souls in a material world."
--> "All of these boys and all of these girls\\
Losing their souls in a material world."
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* ConceptAlbum: ''The Chronicles of Life and Death'' focused on the idea of mortality, with the songs being arranged in such a manner that they play out like a life story.
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* LongRunnerLineUp:
** Joel, Benji, Billy & Paul are a Type-1, having been in the band since high school.
** Joel, Benji, Billy, Paul & Dean are a Type-5; with Dean joining the band in 2005, and the line-up remaining to date with a 4 year hiatus covering 2011 to 2015.
** Joel, Benji, Billy & Paul are a Type-1, having been in the band since high school.
** Joel, Benji, Billy, Paul & Dean are a Type-5; with Dean joining the band in 2005, and the line-up remaining to date with a 4 year hiatus covering 2011 to 2015.
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* MoodWhiplash: Several times on ''The Young and the Hopeless''.
** The middle of the album bounces around between an upbeat pop song (“Girls & Boys”), an angry MurderBallad (“My Blood Valentine”), an anti-suicide anthem (“Hold On”), back to upbeat pop (“Riot Girl”), and finally, a somber song about trying to hold on to a fractured relationship (“Say Anything”).
** “Emotionless”, the heartbreaking open letter to the twins’ DisappearedDad is sandwiched between “[[DearNegativeReader The Young and the Hopeless]]” and “[[DareToBeBadass Movin’ On]]”
** The middle of the album bounces around between an upbeat pop song (“Girls & Boys”), an angry MurderBallad (“My Blood Valentine”), an anti-suicide anthem (“Hold On”), back to upbeat pop (“Riot Girl”), and finally, a somber song about trying to hold on to a fractured relationship (“Say Anything”).
** “Emotionless”, the heartbreaking open letter to the twins’ DisappearedDad is sandwiched between “[[DearNegativeReader The Young and the Hopeless]]” and “[[DareToBeBadass Movin’ On]]”
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* FiveManBand:
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* FiveManBand:FirstWorldProblems: "Lifestyles of The Rich and Famous."
* FiveManBand
* FiveManBand
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* TakeThat: "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" is, at the title suggests, targeted at wealthy celebrities and their FirstWorldProblems. The second verse specifically calls out O.J. Simpson and his lawyer Johnnie Cochran, as well as then-mayor of Washington D.C. (where the band hails from) Marion Barry, respectively.
-->"Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your wife//
And there's no such thing as 25 to life//
As long as you got the cash to pay for Cochran?//
And did you know, when you were caught and you were smoking crack//
UsefulNotes/McDonalds wouldn't even wanna take you back?//
-->"Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your wife//
And there's no such thing as 25 to life//
As long as you got the cash to pay for Cochran?//
And did you know, when you were caught and you were smoking crack//
UsefulNotes/McDonalds wouldn't even wanna take you back?//
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* TakeThat: "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" is, at the title suggests, targeted at wealthy celebrities and their FirstWorldProblems. The second verse specifically calls out O.J. Simpson and his lawyer Johnnie Cochran, as well as then-mayor of Washington D.C. (where the band hails from) Marion Barry, respectively.
-->"Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill yourwife//
wife\\
And there's no such thing as 25 tolife//
life\\
As long as you got the cash to pay forCochran?//
Cochran?\\
And did you know, when you were caught and you were smokingcrack//
crack\\
UsefulNotes/McDonalds wouldn't even wanna take youback?//back?\\
-->"Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your
And there's no such thing as 25 to
As long as you got the cash to pay for
And did you know, when you were caught and you were smoking
UsefulNotes/McDonalds wouldn't even wanna take you
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* TakeThat: In "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous", the second verse is a "Take That!" to O.J. Simpson and Johnnie Cochran ("Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your wife / And there's no such thing as 25 to life, / As long as you got the cash to pay for Cochran?"), and to (then) Washington, D.C. mayor Marion Barry ("And did you know, when you were caught and you were smoking crack, / UsefulNotes/McDonalds wouldn't even wanna take you back? / You could always just run for mayor of D.C.").
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* TakeThat: In "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous", Famous" is, at the title suggests, targeted at wealthy celebrities and their FirstWorldProblems. The second verse is a "Take That!" to specifically calls out O.J. Simpson and his lawyer Johnnie Cochran ("Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your wife / And there's no such thing Cochran, as 25 to life, / As long well as you got the cash to pay for Cochran?"), and to (then) Washington, then-mayor of Washington D.C. mayor (where the band hails from) Marion Barry ("And Barry, respectively.
-->"Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your wife//
And there's no such thing as 25 to life//
As long as you got the cash to pay for Cochran?//
And did you know, when you were caught and you were smokingcrack, / crack//
UsefulNotes/McDonalds wouldn't even wanna take youback? / back?//
You could always just run for mayor of D.C.")."
-->"Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your wife//
And there's no such thing as 25 to life//
As long as you got the cash to pay for Cochran?//
And did you know, when you were caught and you were smoking
UsefulNotes/McDonalds wouldn't even wanna take you
You could always just run for mayor of D.C.
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!!''Good Charlotte'' has shown examples of:
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* SiblingTeam: Madden twins.
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* TeamSibling: Madden twins.
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** TheBigGuy: Paul
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** TheBigGuy: Paul
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* BadassBeard: Madden twins.
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* BadassBeard: Madden twins.Benji & Joel, post-reunion.
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* LyricalDissonance: "The Day That I Die" definitely counts. It's an upbeat-sounding song about waking up one day and realizing that you're going to die.
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* LyricalDissonance: LyricalDissonance:
** "Wondering" sounds like it was written from the perspective of a hopelessly devoted boyfriend. It’s actually about Benji’s dog.
** "The Day That I Die" definitely counts. It's an upbeat-sounding song about waking up one day and realizing that you're going to die.
** "Wondering" sounds like it was written from the perspective of a hopelessly devoted boyfriend. It’s actually about Benji’s dog.
** "The Day That I Die" definitely counts. It's an upbeat-sounding song about waking up one day and realizing that you're going to die.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Benji & Joel's dad walked out their family on Christmas Eve when they were 15; the song ''Emotionless'' is an open letter to their father.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Benji & Joel's dad walked out their family on Christmas Eve when they were 15; the song ''Emotionless'' "Emotionless" is an open letter to their father.
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* TheCameo:
** Music/MandyMoore in the "Little Things" music video.
** Members of Mest, Music/LinkinPark & Music/NewFoundGlory in the "Festival Song" music video.
** [[Music/NSync Chris Kirkpatrick]], [[Music/TenaciousD Kyle Gass]] & Mike Watt in the "Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous" music video.
** Members of Mest & Home Grown in the music video for "The Anthem."
** Jeffree Star & Megan Fox in the music video for "The River."
** Members of The Maine, Boys Like Girls and Mest in the "Like It’s Her Birthday" music video.
** Marc Summers in the "Last Night" music video.
** Music/MandyMoore in the "Little Things" music video.
** Members of Mest, Music/LinkinPark & Music/NewFoundGlory in the "Festival Song" music video.
** [[Music/NSync Chris Kirkpatrick]], [[Music/TenaciousD Kyle Gass]] & Mike Watt in the "Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous" music video.
** Members of Mest & Home Grown in the music video for "The Anthem."
** Jeffree Star & Megan Fox in the music video for "The River."
** Members of The Maine, Boys Like Girls and Mest in the "Like It’s Her Birthday" music video.
** Marc Summers in the "Last Night" music video.
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** Subverted; their penultimate release ([[ExecutiveMeddling But the last one the band were actually involved in]]) on Sony Music collected their singles & some fan favourite songs in the form of a remix album.
** Played straight, however, in that the week after ''Cardiology'' (The band's first release on Capitol Records) was released, Sony Music released a GreatestHitsAlbum [[ExecutiveMeddling without the band's involvement]]; Benji outright told fans ''not'' to buy it.
** Played straight, however, in that the week after ''Cardiology'' (The band's first release on Capitol Records) was released, Sony Music released a GreatestHitsAlbum [[ExecutiveMeddling without the band's involvement]]; Benji outright told fans ''not'' to buy it.
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** Subverted; their penultimate release ([[ExecutiveMeddling But (But the last one the band were actually involved in]]) in) on Sony Music collected their singles & some fan favourite songs in the form of a remix album.
** Played straight, however, in that the week after ''Cardiology'' (The band's first release on Capitol Records) was released, Sony Music released a GreatestHitsAlbum[[ExecutiveMeddling without the band's involvement]]; involvement; Benji outright told fans ''not'' to buy it.
** Played straight, however, in that the week after ''Cardiology'' (The band's first release on Capitol Records) was released, Sony Music released a GreatestHitsAlbum
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* RealSongThemeTune: For WesternAnimation/{{Undergrads}}.
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* ParentNeverCameBackFromTheStore: Benji and Joel Madden's father deserted them this way. They've written several songs which are either about it ("The Story of My Old Man") or mention it in passing ("The Little Things").
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* ParentNeverCameBackFromTheStore: Benji and Joel Madden's father deserted them this way. They've written several songs which are either about it ("The Story of My Old Man") or mention it in passing ("The Little ("Little Things").
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Billy & Paul.
* TrashTheSet: The video for "The Young and The Hopeless" featured the band performing in a room filled with trophies & awards, and subsequently destroying every single one of them as they perform.
* TrashTheSet: The video for "The Young and The Hopeless" featured the band performing in a room filled with trophies & awards, and subsequently destroying every single one of them as they perform.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Billy & Paul.
Paul, if only for being the longest lasting members of the band who aren't the twins.
* TrashTheSet: The video for "The Young and The Hopeless" featured the band performing in a room filled with trophies & awards, and subsequently destroying every single one of them as they perform. And, fittingly enough, actually causing such destruction that part of the set started to collapse.
* TrashTheSet: The video for "The Young and The Hopeless" featured the band performing in a room filled with trophies & awards, and subsequently destroying every single one of them as they perform. And, fittingly enough, actually causing such destruction that part of the set started to collapse.
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* ''Generation RX'' (2018)
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* {{Yandere}}: What the VillainProtagonist of "My Bloody Valentine" is.
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* {{Yandere}}: What the VillainProtagonist of "My Bloody Valentine" is.is.
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* TakeThat: In "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous", the second verse is a "Take That!" to O.J. Simpson and Johnnie Cochran ("Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your wife / And there's no such thing as 25 to life, / As long as you got the cash to pay for Cochran?"), and to (then) Washington, D.C. mayor Marion Barry ("And did you know, when you were caught and you were smoking crack, / UsefulNotes/McDonalds would't even wanna take you back? / You could always just run for mayor of D.C.").
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* TakeThat: In "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous", the second verse is a "Take That!" to O.J. Simpson and Johnnie Cochran ("Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your wife / And there's no such thing as 25 to life, / As long as you got the cash to pay for Cochran?"), and to (then) Washington, D.C. mayor Marion Barry ("And did you know, when you were caught and you were smoking crack, / UsefulNotes/McDonalds would't wouldn't even wanna take you back? / You could always just run for mayor of D.C.").
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* TakeThat: In "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous", the second verse is a "Take That!" to O.J. Simpson and Johnnie Cochran ("Did you know, when you were famous, you could kill your wife / And there's no such thing as 25 to life, / As long as you got the cash to pay for Cochran?"), and to (then) Washington, D.C. mayor Marion Barry ("And did you know, when you were caught and you were smoking crack, / UsefulNotes/McDonalds would't even wanna take you back? / You could always just run for mayor of D.C.").
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** "Cemetery" by Silverchair
** "Footloose" by Kenny Loggins
** "Footloose" by Kenny Loggins
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** "Cemetery" by Silverchair
Music/{{Silverchair}}
** "Footloose" byKenny LogginsMusic/KennyLoggins
** "Footloose" by
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!!They have shown examples of some Tropes:
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* GreatestHitsAlbum: Subverted; their penultimate release ([[ExecutiveMeddling But the last one the band were actually involved in]]) on Sony Music collected their singles & some fan favourite songs in the form of a remix album.
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* GreatestHitsAlbum: GreatestHitsAlbum:
** Subverted; their penultimate release ([[ExecutiveMeddling But the last one the band were actually involved in]]) on Sony Music collected their singles & some fan favourite songs in the form of a remix album.
** Subverted; their penultimate release ([[ExecutiveMeddling But the last one the band were actually involved in]]) on Sony Music collected their singles & some fan favourite songs in the form of a remix album.
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* ParentNeverCameBackFromTheStore: Benji and Joel Madden's father deserted them this way. They've written several songs which are either about it ("The Story of My Old Man") or mention it in passing ("The Little Things").
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* BadassBeard: Madden twins in 2016.
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* BadassBeard: Madden twins in 2016.twins.
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* BadassBeard: Madden twins.
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* BadassBeard: Madden twins.twins in 2016.
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* BaddassBeard: Madden twins.
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* BaddassBeard: BadassBeard: Madden twins.
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* FiveManBand:
** TheLeader: Joel
** TheLancer: Benji
** TheBigGuy: Paul
** TheSmartGuy: Billy
** [[SixthRanger Fifth Ranger]]: Dean
** TheLeader: Joel
** TheLancer: Benji
** TheBigGuy: Paul
** TheSmartGuy: Billy
** [[SixthRanger Fifth Ranger]]: Dean
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Think we should rob them.
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Think we should rob them.''
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->''"Lifestyles of the rich and the famous,\\
They're always complainin',\\
Always complainin',\\
If money is such a problem,\\
Well, they got mansions,\\
Think we should rob them.
-->"Lifestyles of the Rich and the Famous"
They're always complainin',\\
Always complainin',\\
If money is such a problem,\\
Well, they got mansions,\\
Think we should rob them.
-->"Lifestyles of the Rich and the Famous"
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* RealSongThemeTune: For {{Undergrads}}.
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* RealSongThemeTune: For {{Undergrads}}.WesternAnimation/{{Undergrads}}.
