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#Dammit spongebobby series#

Between 20, Honey Nut Cheerios has an ad out where they do a Cheerio-themed parody/cover of a song that came out twelve years ago ("Ride Wit' Me" by Nelly), with random dubstep breakdown.

In fairness, though, the previous Tony Hawk-wannabe look he'd been sporting for around 15 years wasn't any less pandering. Cheese himself had gotten The Other Darrin treatment, his voice actor now being the lead singer of Bowling for Soup. Cheese, giving him a design like something out of Alvin and the Chipmunks and making him play the electric guitar as he sings Bowling for Soup songs note Chuck E. The PSA starts out with him doing a Piss-Take Rap, but he calls it off midway through because this sort of pandering to the younger demographic just isn't his style.

Parodied and deconstructed in a 1993 Smokey the Bear Public Service Announcement.

Daniel Faraday would like to remind you that Subaru cars are "like punk rock." Do not question his logic!.

The result, especially if the writer is not part of said subculture and doesn't do the research, is often laughably embarrassing instead of the bold new direction for which the producers were hoping. Another popular tactic is to make the character suddenly become a member of a newly-emerged subculture, fandom or similar group. A number of times a character has been made Darker and Edgier easily fit the bill. The writers might also decide to change a character radically or create an "updated" Expy of an older character.

Inserting or referencing memes is a common variant of this trope, especially if the meme is already way past its prime at that time the writer just decided to use it. Of-the-moment pop-culture references (that usually end up dated by the time the work of fiction makes its premiere) are certainly most common.

#Dammit spongebobby series#

The parent trope of both Totally Radical and Fad Super, this happens when a series that is gettin' old decides to make an attempt to stay current. Well, you'd better tread carefully or you might sound like you're just screaming, " We're Still Relevant, Dammit!" Perhaps you'd also like to comment on current pop-culture and political events. And while your Long Runner hasn't really wavered in popularity, not significantly, you still want to connect with the youth of today. Suppose you've got yourself a Long Runner.