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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': Peter has gained a lot of weight and has been wheelbarrowed to the dock in order to get him out of the house. A youngster asks his father what "that" (Peter) is. The father identifies Peter as the planet Mercury. "I'm a guy you jackass!"
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': Peter has gained a lot of weight and has been wheelbarrowed forklifted to the dock in order to get him out of the house. A youngster asks his father what "that" (Peter) is. The father identifies Peter as the planet Mercury. "I'm a guy you jackass!"
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* One ''ComicBook/{{Titeuf}}'' gag has the family invited to dinner by a friend, with Titeuf attending for the first time. Titeuf is thrilled to try out the friend's "pig chow" dish that his parents so often mention; his parents are much less thrilled about the friend learning what they call her dish behind her back.
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* ''LightNovel/{{Inukami}}''. Keita frequently finds himself naked and frequently, the same little boy is there to point at Keita. It is a running gag throughout the series.
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* In ''LightNovel/DateALive'', Origami shocks everyone when she dresses up in a skimpy outfit and starts acting like a dog. A little boy asks if she is a dog and his mother tells him not to look.
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* In the ''Comicbook/{{Concrete}}'' story "Water God", Concrete is harassed by some local children who follow him around making jokes about his appearance and trying to interfere with his swimming. He spends some time submerged to avoid them, only for them to mockingly point out a starfish stuck to his butt when he finally emerges on the crowded beach. The beach-goers think it's funny. Concrete, not so much.
* In the ''Comicbook/{{Concrete}}'' story "Water God", Concrete is harassed by some local children who follow him around making jokes about his appearance and trying to interfere with his swimming. He spends some time submerged to avoid them, only for them to mockingly point out a starfish stuck to his butt when he finally emerges on the crowded beach. The beach-goers think it's funny. Concrete, not so much.
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* The above tale is subverted [[BlackComedy with]] a [[CrapsackWorld vengeance]] within an InUniverse version of it that appears in a ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' story: the grown-ups ''[[WouldHurtAChild beat the living hell out of the poor child]]'' to force him to shut up and thus they can don't have to embarrass themselves in front of the emperor (who has no clothes... [[BiggerStick but still]] has [[MightMakesRight an army]]).
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* The above tale is subverted [[BlackComedy with]] a [[CrapsackWorld vengeance]] within an InUniverse version of it that appears in a ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' story: the grown-ups ''[[WouldHurtAChild beat the living hell out of the poor child]]'' to force him to shut up and thus they can don't have to embarrass themselves in front of the emperor (who has no clothes... [[BiggerStick but still]] has [[MightMakesRight [[AppealToForce an army]]).
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* The above tale is subverted [[BlackComedy with a]] [[CrapsackWorld vengeance]] within an InUniverse version of it that appears in a ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' story: the grown-ups ''[[WouldHurtAChild beat the living hell out of the poor child]]'' to force him to shut up and thus they can don't have to embarrass themselves in front of the emperor (who has no clothes... [[BiggerStick but still has an army]]).
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* The above tale is subverted [[BlackComedy with a]] with]] a [[CrapsackWorld vengeance]] within an InUniverse version of it that appears in a ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' story: the grown-ups ''[[WouldHurtAChild beat the living hell out of the poor child]]'' to force him to shut up and thus they can don't have to embarrass themselves in front of the emperor (who has no clothes... [[BiggerStick but still still]] has [[MightMakesRight an army]]).
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%%* This happens briefly in the ''LightNovel/AmagiBrilliantPark'' ''Literature/AmagiBrilliantPark'' opening sequence, as well as in episodes 1 and 3.
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* ''Radio/JohnFinnemoresSouvenirProgramme:'' The example of ''The Emperor's New Clothes'' is exaggerated, with the Emperor becoming a nervous wreck after his humiliation, and manages to fall into further and further embarrassment, with a child taunting him every time (well, except for when the Emperor becomes a scientologist, and on the advice of his lawyers is told ''not'' to finish his taunt). And the Emperor never seems to have any luck concealing his "winkie".
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* ''Radio/JohnFinnemoresSouvenirProgramme:'' The example of ''The Emperor's New Clothes'' is exaggerated, with the Emperor becoming a nervous wreck after his humiliation, and manages to fall into further and further embarrassment, with a child taunting him every time (well, except for when the Emperor becomes a scientologist, and on the advice of his lawyers is told ''not'' to finish his taunt). And the Emperor never seems to have any luck concealing his "winkie".
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* ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'': During their duel, Aster Phoenix uses a combo to force Zane Truesdale's Cyber Twin Dragon to move to Defense Position, then Attack Position, then back to Defense Position in rapid succession. A kid goes, "Look Mommy! The dragon's doing tricks!" This causes ''everybody'' in the audience to laugh and mock Zane.
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Can overlap with NotWhatItLooksLike (in fact, the character may exclaim it). If the child points and laughs at the main character, then they're part of TheFreelanceShameSquad.
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Can overlap with NotWhatItLooksLike (in fact, the character may exclaim it). If the child points and laughs at the main character, then they're part of TheFreelanceShameSquad.
TheFreelanceShameSquad. Can also overlap with FromTheMouthsOfBabes.
This has some degree of TruthInTelevision to it, as children tend to be [[CuriousAsAMonkey very curious]] and often haven't figured out what is (and what isn't) appropriate social etiquette yet. This often means that when kids see someone doing something unusual, they may indeed ask what's going on, and usually won't be subtle about it.
This has some degree of TruthInTelevision to it, as children tend to be [[CuriousAsAMonkey very curious]] and often haven't figured out what is (and what isn't) appropriate social etiquette yet. This often means that when kids see someone doing something unusual, they may indeed ask what's going on, and usually won't be subtle about it.
