Basic Trope: A song about sex.
- Straight: Famous popstar Alice’s new song talks about “sparks flying when we’re alone together”.
- Exaggerated: The lyrical descriptions are so explicit that it’s basically softcore porn.
- Downplayed: The lyrics talk about getting more intimate with a lover but nothing as gratuitous as sex.
- Justified: The two lovers in the song hooked up on a dating app to have a one-night stand.
- Inverted:
- The lyrics are full of innocent things like rainbows and unicorns.
- The song is all about not having sex.
- Subverted: Turns out it’s just a song about the Fourth of July.
- Double Subverted: ...but then it’s revealed she’s deliberately having sex on the Fourth of July so the fireworks outside make it more exciting.
- Parodied:
- The lyrics talk about love-making using puns and euphemisms about making a hotdog.
- The lyrics are mostly just the word "sex" repeated multiple times.
- Zig Zagged: The song's lyrics repeatedly go back and forth between being about fireworks and about sex.
- Averted:
- The song’s lyrics are pretty tame and only talk about kissing and other cute gestures, no sex at all.
- The song is an instrumental; there are no lyrics.
- Enforced: Alice’s producers gave her a dirtier song in order to get her out of Contractual Purity.
- Implied:
- Alice breathes heavily and makes moaning sounds throughout the song.
- It's left rather ambiguous to whether or not the song is actually about sex or if it's just an Accidental Innuendo.
- Lampshaded: “Why do all pop songs have to be so subtle? Like, we know it’s about sex!”
- Invoked: ???
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: "I'm not writing a song about sex, It's Been Done."
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
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