History WebAnimation / TheMostPopularGirlsInSchool

* AnAesop: From a group of Overland Park students, and especially Ashley Katchadorian, in "State Championships Part 3" regarding the Hipsters vs Cheerleaders struggle throughout season 3. If the things that are supposed to be "cool" and "unique" are largely performative and aren't actually any fun to participate in, is there really much of a point in trying so hard to do it just because its "cool" and "unique"? Brought home by a Stellar speech from Ashley Katchadorian about how, no matter how many people enjoy or dont enjoy something, its okay for you to participate so long as you genuinely enjoy it. All the better if you have friends to enjoy it with.

->''Maybe if we worked harder at being nice and making friends instead of defeating enemies, we really would be the most popular girls in school.''
-->--'''Shay Van Buren'''

The Overland Park High Cheer Squad, led by head cheerleader Mackenzie Zales and co-head vice captain Brittnay Matthews, is constantly at war with any number of rival factions trying to usurp their popularity. These groups include a family of Overland Park socialites known as the Van Burens, a rival cheer squad from the neighboring town of Atchison, and a group of former cheerleaders who have become hipsters bent on overthrowing popularity as we know it. Besides a never-ending struggle for power, the girls also go through all the trials and tribulations anyone in high school goes through: relationships, sex, prom, parties, etc.

* PowerWalk: At the end of episode 43 with [[spoiler: the cheer squad showing off their new (and ''definitely'' improved) uniforms]].

* HundredPercentAdorationRating:
** Amberlynn, who is well regarded with warmth and positive input from just about everybody except Deandra, who doesn't know her since she's only been at Overland Park for two weeks. Even the warring cheerleaders and Van Burens stop to compliment her for "really deserving it" when she gets nominated for prom queen and [[spoiler: subsequently wins third runner up]]. The only one who ''doesn't'' like her is [[spoiler: Jenna Darrabond]]. It's likely that [[spoiler: Shay Van Buren]] also dislikes her, considering [[spoiler: in the video that is shown at the end of year party she drunkenly calls her a "fake-ass bitch".]]

* ADateWithRosiePalms:
** Oisin [=McGrann=] does this during on the field during the State Championship game in Episode 56, in order to taunt the other team.
** Mackenzie does this in a video she recorded, that was shown in Episode 65, ''with balloons.''
** It's implied that Than does this a lot, but ''anywhere''.

* WorldOfJerkass: Pretty much almost every character in this show is either an asshole, an idiot, or both; to start with, our protagonists consist of two {{Alpha Bitch}}es that will stop at nothing to get their revenge on whatever other jerks have inflicted upon them, with one of their only friends being a moronic InnocentBetaBitch who can't even spell to save her own life.

* CoitusEnsues: Happens in Episodes 58, 65, and 70.

** Some viewers had second-hand embarrassment over Mackenzie's secret ''Literature/{{Twilight}}''-roleplaying video that Brittnay and Shay found to ruin her reputation with in season 4.

* BareYourMidriff: Saison Margeurite is an extreme case where in which, her variation of the nip-slip when it comes to WardrobeMalfunction is mostly because her top exposing so much of her stomach to the chest.

* QuoteSwearUnquote: Brittnay in Episode 67, in which she used the similar quote as exampled on the trope itself but with her own twist on the swear part.
-->'''Brittnay:''' Yippee-ki-yay... you stupid fucking cunt.

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: You can mostly ask Trisha 2, Rachel, Judith, and Katelynn.

* BatmanGambit: [[TheChessmaster Mackenzie Zales]] pulls off one that sets in motion the end of Season 3 and the events of Season 4. Her plan involved her best friend [[TheLancer Brittnay Matthews]], the GreaterScopeVillain Jenna Darabond and the former AlphaBitch Cameron Van Buren. It involved [[spoiler:burning Brittnay's car so she would blame Jenna and punch her in the face, thus causing a parent-teacher meeting to which she knew Shay's mother wouldn't attend, so she called Shay's sister, Cameron and Jenna's father, knowing she would seduce him. Later, she took Deandra's robotic arm and falsely tried to break Jenna and Justin off, making her admit she already confessed all her crimes to him, including burning the mall, which she recorded with Deandra's arm's voice recorder. Ultimately, when Cameron's and Jenna's father's relationship came to light, he resigned of his post as Senator, leaving Jenna without her political protection and getting arrested for arson.]]

* NoFourthWall: [[spoiler: Trisha at the end of Episode 20 and [[NamesTheSame both Trishas]] at the end of Episode 25.]]

* TheVoice: Principle Nubbins.

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[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/crowner.php/BestEpisode/TheMostPopularGirlsInSchool Best Episode Crowner.]]

* NiceGirl: Trisha Cappelletti, Trisha 2, Matthew Derringer, Tanner Christiansen, and Tristan are pretty much the nicest, most level-headed characters that you'll be able to find within a WorldOfJerkass. But the crowner has to go to Amberlynn Weggers, whom everyone seems to consider an inspiration. Except Deandra, but as Shay points out Deandra's only been at the school for two weeks so she probably doesn't know everybody.

* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Katelynn Zales in Episode 34. "I'm a turkey!"

* NiceGirl: Amberlynn, whom everyone seems to consider an inspiration. Except Deandra, but as Shay points out Deandra's only been at the school for two weeks so she probably doesn't know everybody.

* NiceGuy: Trisha Cappelletti, Trisha 2, Matthew Derringer, Tanner Christiansen, Amberlynn Weggers, and Tristan are pretty much the nicest characters that you'll be able to find within a WorldOfJerkass.

* ReferenceOverdosed: This show isn't as funny if you don't have ''at least'' an above-average knowledge of pop culture media, which characters often making plenty of jokes throughout the show related to movies and TV shows that were released during the 80s-early 00s (i.e. ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'', ''Film/LookWhosTalking'', etc.).