History YMMV / TomCardy

** The father at the beach in the second verse of "Hey, I don't work here". While he's a massive nuisance to the protagonist, it's hard not to feel for him when he's frantically trying to get help for his drowning son when there is evidently ''no lifeguard on duty''.

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: In an [[BirdsOfAFeather extremely bizarre manner]], the ending of "Red Flags". After spending the entire song being terrified of his date's obsession with ''Film/TheHumanCentipede'', the narrator finally admits that he's just using this as an excuse to avoid the emotional risks of a relationship. He proposes to her, happily accepting her suggestion of a ''Human Centipede'' themed wedding, and the song ends with a duet about their eternal love for each other [[MoodWhiplash and for sewing people ass to mouth]].

* NightmareFuel: The sudden interlude before the third chorus of "Hey, I don't work here" involves a newscaster informing humanity that aliens have invaded, and that there's only one person on the planet in a position to do anything about it, tasked with making the case for humanity's freedom and survival, a case that the wider public can't even hear and simply has to optimistically imagine in what might be their final moments alive. [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments Then the chorus hits, and he scares the aliens off.]]

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: In an [[BirdsOfAFeather extremely bizarre manner]], the ending of "Red Flags". After spending the entire song being terrified of his girlfriend's obsession with Film/TheHumanCentipede, the narrator finally admits that he's just using this as an excuse to avoid the emotional risks of a relationship. He proposes to her, happily accepting her suggestion of a Human Centipede themed wedding, and the song ends with a duet about their eternal love for each other [[MoodWhiplash and for sewing people ass to mouth]].

** "Perception Check". The trigger-happy bard player accidentally murders an innocent child, and when scolded mutters that "its [[NoodleIncident always]] a kid". He gives a rushed, half-assed apology, but conspicuously follows up by asking if the dead body is just lying there unattended. When the gamemaster eventually says yes, the bard immediately starts RobbingTheDead while mocking the kid in cheerful song, while the poor gamemaster [[HeadDesk taps his own head with his microphone]].
---->''Loot that body!\\

* CrossesTheLineTwice: The music video for "Mixed Messages" practically speeds past both lines at Mach 10. First the singer uses fairly typical methods, such as being vague about where he is or leaving his girlfriend on read for days on end. Then he [[KickTheDog kicks her dog]] and pays for its vet bills, before immediately [[GroinAttack breaking her father's dick]]. As they're accompanying him in the ambulance, the singer decides that the best way to release the sexual tension is to [[RefugeInAudacity punch him in the dick again]], even ''headbutting it'' when his girlfriend grabs his hands before kissing her and proposing to her right there and then.

* NightmareFuel: The sudden interlude before the third chorus of "Hey, I don't work here" involves a newscaster informing humanity that aliens have invaded, and that there's only one person on the planet in a position to do anything about it, tasked with making the case for humanity's freedom and survival, a case that the wider public can't even hear and simply has to optimistically imagine in what might be their final moments alive. [[MomentOfAwesome Then the chorus hits, and he scares the aliens off.]]

** In Red Flags both plan to make him part of their human centipede

* MemeticMutation: "Why are you blinking so much?" [[labelnote:Explanation]] The 1:16 to 1:36 part of Red Flag was used in multiple edits by swapping the characters to, generally, a strange (if not downright evil) girl and a relatively normal guy. Tom Cardy even posted [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdNgaPfwwn4 a version where the roles are reversed]].[[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: "Why are you blinking so much?" [[labelnote:Explanation]] The 1:16 to 1:36 part of Red Flag was used in multiple edits by swapping the characters to, generally, a strange (if not downright evil) girl and a relatively normal guy. [[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: "Why are you blinking so much?" [[labelnote:Explanation]] The 1:16 to 1:36 part of Red Flag was used in multiple edits by swapping the characters to another strange (if not downright evil) girl and a relatively normal guy. [[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: "Why are you blinking so much?" [[[labelnote:Explanation]] The 1:16 to 1:36 part of Red Flag was used in multiple edits by swapping the characters to another strange (if not downright evil) girl and a relatively normal guy. [[/labelnote]]

* UnintentionallySympathetic: Multiple comments on "Monster Truck" point out that the narrator is actually pretty reasonable- he'll let his friend play with almost all of his toys just as long as he doesn't touch his monster truck, which is hardly a lot to ask.

--> I'd like to take a moment to point out that if Business Man is not a cop, the explanations for his history and all the things he does gets much, much worse.