Singing Out of Tune
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*[[One Two, One Two]] — Although it's unclear what key the first part of the song is in (before the [[Homsar]] solo), [[Marzipan]] plays the second half with a riff in E, but Strong Bad sings in B. He also sings in C-sharp before the Homsar solo. | *[[One Two, One Two]] — Although it's unclear what key the first part of the song is in (before the [[Homsar]] solo), [[Marzipan]] plays the second half with a riff in E, but Strong Bad sings in B. He also sings in C-sharp before the Homsar solo. | ||
*Email [[fan club]] — When [[Strong Sad]] sings the [[Strong Badia National Anthem]], the tune is in C but he sings in D. | *Email [[fan club]] — When [[Strong Sad]] sings the [[Strong Badia National Anthem]], the tune is in C but he sings in D. | ||
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*[[Where U Goin' 2]] — Marzipan says, "This part's in D." [[The Cheat]] proceeds to slide down to a low E. Marzipan says, "Ooh, that's not D." The Cheat then slides up to a high E. Marzipan says, "How about C?" The Cheat angrily slides from a high G down to about the D a step below the high E. | *[[Where U Goin' 2]] — Marzipan says, "This part's in D." [[The Cheat]] proceeds to slide down to a low E. Marzipan says, "Ooh, that's not D." The Cheat then slides up to a high E. Marzipan says, "How about C?" The Cheat angrily slides from a high G down to about the D a step below the high E. | ||
| + | *[[Halloween Potion-Ma-Jig]] — If [[Homestar Runner]] tries to "sing a song" to get a stirring utensil from [[Bubs]], the song will be nonsensical and hideously off-key, causing Bubs to plug his ears before handing Homestar a chewed-up pen. | ||
| + | *[[Secret Song]] — Homestar slides around while singing, and his piano accompaniment is similarly off. | ||
| + | *[[The Best Decemberween Ever]] — Strong Sad's part in the song at the end is extremely flat. | ||
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[[Category:Strong Bad Email running gags]] | [[Category:Strong Bad Email running gags]] | ||
Revision as of 20:01, 6 July 2009
A lot of the time, especially in Strong Bad Emails, when one or more characters sings to music, they sing in a key that does not match the tune they are singing to. This usually happens when the music clip is very brief.
Examples
- One Two, One Two — Although it's unclear what key the first part of the song is in (before the Homsar solo), Marzipan plays the second half with a riff in E, but Strong Bad sings in B. He also sings in C-sharp before the Homsar solo.
- Email fan club — When Strong Sad sings the Strong Badia National Anthem, the tune is in C but he sings in D.
- Where U Goin' 2 — Marzipan says, "This part's in D." The Cheat proceeds to slide down to a low E. Marzipan says, "Ooh, that's not D." The Cheat then slides up to a high E. Marzipan says, "How about C?" The Cheat angrily slides from a high G down to about the D a step below the high E.
- Halloween Potion-Ma-Jig — If Homestar Runner tries to "sing a song" to get a stirring utensil from Bubs, the song will be nonsensical and hideously off-key, causing Bubs to plug his ears before handing Homestar a chewed-up pen.
- Secret Song — Homestar slides around while singing, and his piano accompaniment is similarly off.
- The Best Decemberween Ever — Strong Sad's part in the song at the end is extremely flat.
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