Singing Out of Tune

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A lot of the time, when one or more characters sing(s) to music, they sing in a key or rhythm that does not match the tune they are singing to. This usually happens when the music clip is very brief.

Appearances

• Intro — Homestar sings and hums the intro song both out of tune and out of sync.
• Strong Bad Sings — Strong Bad sings a few of his songs out of tune.
• A Holiday Greeting — Near the end, Strong Bad sings "O Holy Crap" out of tune.
• The Best Decemberween Ever — Strong Sad and Strong Bad's parts in the song at the end are extremely flat.
• Email sibbie — Strong Bad sings "I Freakin' Hate Sibbie" in a key that doesn't match the notes from the accompaniment.
• Email for kids (Easter egg) — When "All Is On" is heard, the singer is way out of key.
• Email old comics — The last chord in the "She Partied Without Dancing" clip is wrong.
• Secret Song — Homestar slides around while singing, and his piano accompaniment is similarly off. He also plays a wrong chord near the end.
• Email do over — When Strong Bad serenades Ali and Ali's sister, he sings out of tune.
• 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.
• Email alternate universe — Stinkoman, Senor Cardgage and Vector Strong Bad's parts in the song at the end are out of key.
• One Two, One Two — Strong Bad doesn't match Marzipan's key. Furthermore, his final line is extremely wobbly.
• Happy Dethemberween — Several characters' last notes in the song are slightly wobbly.
• Email fan club — When Strong Sad sings the National Anthem, he's slightly sharp.
• Jibblies 2 — As Marzipan tunes her guitar, she sings letters resembling strings other than the ones she plays while she sings them.
• Where U Goin' 2 — Marzipan says, "This part's in D." The Cheat sings an off-key note. Marzipan says, "Ooh, that's not D." The Cheat then sings a much higher, but still off-key, note. Marzipan says, "How about C?" causing The Cheat to yell at her and storm off. Marzipan remarks that this is "close enough". Furthermore, the entire song is actually in E minor.
• Doomy Tales of the Macabre (Easter egg) — When Homestar sings Saria's Song from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, he sings a few wrong notes.