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* SequelSong: "Confessions Part III" is, naturally, styled as one to Parts I and II of Music/{{Usher}}'s original "Confessions".


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* SpokenWordInMusic: Both the bridge and outro of "Confessions Part III" feature Al speaking; the former having him list off various confessions and the latter seeing him proclaim that he's got ''way'' more that he intends to mention in "Part IV" (and his lady friend walking out on him).

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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: The last line of "Virus Alert":
-->''HIT! SEND! RIGHT! NOW!!!''

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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: The last line of "Virus Alert":
-->''HIT!
"What are! You wai! Ting for!" and the closing "HIT! SEND! RIGHT! NOW!!!''Nooooow..." in "Virus Alert".



-->''I mean, I'm just getting started here! I'm not even halfway down the list! This thing could go on for... Hey, hey, where are you goin'? ''[Woman is heard walking away]'' Honey? ''[She slams the door behind her]'' [[DefensiveWhat What?]] [[RhetoricalQuestionBlunder Was it something I said?]]''

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-->''I mean, I'm just getting started here! I'm not even halfway down the list! This thing could go on for... Hey, hey, hey, where are you goin'? ''[Woman is heard walking away]'' Honey? ''[She slams opens the door behind her]'' front door]'' [[DefensiveWhat What?]] [[RhetoricalQuestionBlunder Was it something I said?]]''said?]] ''[She slams the door behind her; he sighs]'' ...women.''

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* CanadaEh: Canadian stereotypes are parodied in "Canadian Idiot", which is a satire on American nationalism.



* CourteousCanadian: "Canadian Idiot" plays with the trope. The song is from the perspective of an [[{{Eagleland}} ignorant American]] making disparaging remarks about [[CanadaEh stereotypical Canadians]], such as referring to them as "beer-swilling hockey nuts" and stating that Canadians "all live on donuts and moose meat". Towards the end of the song, the narrator suggests that [[BitchInSheepsClothing Canadians' politeness must mean that they're actually just up to something]] and that it's time for a pre-emptive strike.

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* CourteousCanadian: "Canadian Idiot" plays with the trope. The song is from the perspective of an [[{{Eagleland}} ignorant American]] making disparaging remarks about [[CanadaEh [[MooseAndMapleSyrup stereotypical Canadians]], such as referring to them as "beer-swilling hockey nuts" and stating that Canadians "all live on donuts and moose meat". Towards the end of the song, the narrator suggests that [[BitchInSheepsClothing Canadians' politeness must mean that they're actually just up to something]] and that it's time for a pre-emptive strike.


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* MooseAndMapleSyrup: Canadian stereotypes are parodied in "Canadian Idiot", which is a satire on American nationalism.

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