Gibson Flying V

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{{about|electric guitar model introduced by {{w|Gibson (guitar company)|Gibson}}}} {{for-nothe|other uses of the word "guitar"|Guitar (disambiguation)}}
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The '''[[Wikipedia:Gibson Flying V|Gibson Flying V]]''' is a guitar first produced in 1958. Since then, it has received much publicity and has become much of a staple in Rock Music. [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] seem most infatuated with them. It is occasionally known as a Flying Vee.
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The '''{{w|Gibson Flying V}}''' is a model of electric guitar so named for the distinctive "V" shape of its {{w|Solid body|body}}. Though not initially successful upon its 1958 release, its unique design gained popularity with {{w|Blues rock|blues and rock}} musicians and it grew to become a staple of various rock subgenres. In particular, the V has become an icon of [[heavy metal]] {{--}} leading to [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] demonstrating an infatuation with this iconic guitar shape, alongside other various rockin' appearances in [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]].
==Appearances==
==Appearances==
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*[[The Cheat Theme Song]] — One appears in front of The Cheat during the video.
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* [[The Cheat Theme Song]] {{--}} One appears in front of The Cheat during the video.
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*Email [[new hands]] (Easter egg) — One of the objects Strong Bad's hand can turn into is a Flying V.
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* Email [[new hands]] (Easter egg) {{--}} One of the objects Strong Bad's hand can turn into is a Flying V.
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*Email [[island]] (Easter egg) — One of the objects [[Homestar Runner]] can turn into is a Flying V.
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* Email [[island]] (Easter egg) {{--}} One of the objects [[Homestar Runner]] can turn into is a Flying V.
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*Email [[privileges]] — Homestar tries to sell [[Fretmagic]] magazines, each with a Flying V featured on the cover.
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* Email [[privileges]] {{--}} Homestar tries to sell ''[[Fretmagic]]'' magazines, each with a Flying V featured on the cover.
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*[[Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits]] — The two guitars sticking out of [[Strong Bad]]'s head on the cover are Flying V's.  
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* [[Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits]] {{--}} The two guitars sticking out of [[Strong Bad]]'s head on the cover are Flying V's.
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*Email [[haircut]] — Strong Bad draws a Flying V on the photo of [[Strong Mad]].
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** {{postref|C-v0-G4RJ-H|16|Aug|2024|site=Instagram}} {{--}} Conceptual sketches show alternate designs that also use Flying V horns.
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*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 8]] — [[Cheerleader]] plays a Flying V.
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* Email [[haircut]] {{--}} Strong Bad draws a Flying V on the photo of [[Strong Mad]].
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*Email [[rock opera]] — The Flying V is heavily featured in the rock opera.
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* [[Teen Girl Squad Issue 8]] {{--}} [[Cheerleader]] plays a Flying V as a member of [[Kissyboots]].
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*[[Lappynapped!]] — A Flying V is pictured on Strong Bad's Missing Lappy poster.
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* Email [[rock opera]] {{--}} The Flying V is heavily featured in the rock opera.
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*[[Homestar Ruiner]] — Strong Bad shears a shrub into the shape of a Flying V. A Fretmagic magazine is visible in Strong Bad's laundry pile.
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* [[Lappynapped!]] {{--}} A Flying V is pictured on Strong Bad's Missing Lappy poster.
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*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — In the [[Limozeen's Hot Babelien Odyssey]] game, one of the obstacles is a green Flying V.
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* [[Homestar Ruiner]] {{--}} Strong Bad shears a shrub into the shape of a Flying V. A ''Fretmagic'' magazine is visible in Strong Bad's laundry pile.
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* [[Baddest of the Bands]] {{--}} In the game [[Limozeen's Hot Babelien Odyssey]], one of the obstacles is a green Flying V.
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[[Category:Instruments]]

Current revision as of 16:22, 30 September 2024

This article is about the electric guitar model introduced by Gibson. For other uses of the word "guitar", see Guitar (disambiguation).
Is it V or Vee?

The Gibson Flying V is a model of electric guitar so named for the distinctive "V" shape of its body. Though not initially successful upon its 1958 release, its unique design gained popularity with blues and rock musicians and it grew to become a staple of various rock subgenres. In particular, the V has become an icon of heavy metal — leading to Strong Bad and The Cheat demonstrating an infatuation with this iconic guitar shape, alongside other various rockin' appearances in Homestar Runner.

[edit] Appearances

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