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{{trope}}
{{quote|People who are offended when I breastfeed in public need to STFU. What I'm doing is natural and strengthens the bond between me and my dog.
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A type of joke where a character leads the audience or other characters into thinking he or she is going to say or do something, but says or does something unexpected.
A form of [[Subverted Trope]], or a [[Double Subversion|Double Subverted Trope]]. If discrimination is involved, see [[Discriminate and Switch]]. Sometimes turns into a [[Brick Joke]] if there's a later payoff. Related to [[Anti
{{examples}}
== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* The first episode of the ''[[School-Live!]]'' anime adaptation is told from Yuki's point of view, and makes the story look like a typical cute-girls-doing-cute-things series... until the last few minutes, when we discover Yuki has suffered a break from reality and we learn about the [[Zombie Apocalypse]].
== [[Comic Books]] ==
* Issue 154 of ''[[Conan the Barbarian (
== [[Film]] ==
* In ''[[Blazing Saddles]]'', one of
* One of the few notable things about the [[Eddie Murphy]] movie ''[[
* In the British gangster film ''Layer Cake'', there's a variation on the [[Mirror Scare]] where the main character, in the middle of an angst-riddled drug- and whisky-fuelled freak out, opens the mirrored bathroom cabinet, music builds and then as he closes it the action suddenly cuts to the next morning, with the character neatly dressed and his problems resolved. It's a very powerful cut, subverting expectations at a moment of high drama.
* ''[[Kung Fu Panda]]'' has a ''double''
** Later, when Po is talking to his goose father about how he doesn't want to work in the family noodle shop and comments about how sometimes he doesn't even think they're related. His father says there's something he needs to know, and everyone watching expects him to explain about how he's really adopted. He tells him how to make his secret ingredient soup. Cue laughter.
* ''[[The Shawshank Redemption]]'' does one of these. Andy finds a grub of some sort in his first prison meal. As he's examining it, he has the following conversation with a crusty old con who's been in prison 50 years and may or may not have a few screws loose:
{{quote|
'''Andy:''' Wasn't planning on it.
'''Brooks:''' ''[holds his hand out]'' Do you mind?
''[Andy hands it over skeptically]''
'''Brooks:''' ''[with a satisfied smile]'' Ahh, that's nice and ripe.
''[He opens his jacket and feeds it to a baby raven in his pocket]''
'''Brooks:''' Jake says "Thank you." }}
* ''[[One, Two, Three]]'' opens with one of these. [[James Cagney]] starts talking how the world was looking to [[Washington DC]] on August the 13th of 1961... for a sports game. Oh, BTW, on the same day the Commies built [[The Berlin Wall]].
* Quite cruelly used in ''[[The Artist]]''. Near the end of the film, {{spoiler|George's depression has reached its peak and he prepares to shoot himself. Realizing his intentions, Peppy races after him in her car, despite not knowing how to drive. The scene cuts back and forth between George and Peppy, ultimately ending on George with the gun in his mouth as he tenses up to pull the trigger, and the film cuts to a title card reading "BANG!" Immediately after that, we see Peppy's car crashed into a lamppost and George looking up to see what made that racket.}}
== [[Literature]] ==
* In one of Louis Sachar's ''[[Wayside School]]'' book series, a hypnotist brainwashes a character so that, upon hearing the word "pencil", he will see another kid's ear as candy. The rest of the chapter deals entirely with the subject of a lost pencil, yet not one character says the word "pencil". That having been said, the chapter is titled "A Story With a Disappointing Ending." {{spoiler|Several chapters later, when you're not looking for it, the [[Brick Joke]] hits}}.
* ''[[Maskerade]]'', one of [[Terry Pratchett]]'s [[Discworld]] novels, is an homage to Phantom of the Opera. There's a [[Falling Chandelier of Doom|giant, poorly attached chandelier hanging from the ceiling of the theater]], which several characters proclaim is an accident waiting to happen. Unlike in the Broadway musical version of Phantom of the Opera, however, this chandelier never does fall down, despite the villain's best efforts.
* Common in [[Ephraim Kishon]]'s stories. For example, if he describes the Sabras. (An Israeli cactus fruit, or an Israeli born in the country.) "On the outer side, very prickly, but on the inside, completely inedible."
* In ''[[
* Christopher Paolini's ''[[
* In the ''[[Gotrek and Felix]]'' book ''Manslayer'', a town guard asks the titular pair (who are wanted men) to identify themselves. A nervous Felix remembers that their crime was 20 years ago in a different city, and confidently states their names - unfortunately, the guards ''did'' recognize the names... Fortunately, they remembered the duo from Felix's [[Cassandra Truth|fictional autobiography and jokingly thanked Felix for the time he and Gotrek 'saved their city from the rat men']].
== [[Live
* One of the more brilliant examples is from the sketch comedy ''[[The Kids in The Hall]]'', in which two characters start the "[[Who's
** Also done in ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'' when Superintendent Chalmers and Principal Skinner are doing the sketch for a talent show.
{{quote|
'''Skinner:''' Yes, not the pronoun, but rather a player with the unlikely name of 'Who', is on first!
'''Chalmers:''' Well, that's just great, Seymour. We've been out here six seconds and you've already [[Don't Explain the Joke|managed to blow the routine]]! }}
* There's a great example in the ''[[Father Ted]]'' Christmas Special: ''A Christmassy Ted''. Father Ted states he wants a nice normal Christmas with no excitement or unexpected interruptions whatsoever. There's an awkward lengthy pause, and then the doorbell rings. An abandoned baby has been left on the doorstep, causing Ted to start. Then a woman appears out of the darkness, picks up the baby and asks, "Is this Mrs. O'Reilly's house?" and Ted directs her next door. On returning indoors he says to Dougal, "Can you imagine how funny it would have been if it had been an abandoned baby? We'd have had real laughs getting into all sorts of scrapes." Dougal replies: "Well, no Ted, it wouldn't have been that funny."
* In the ''[[Firefly (TV series)|Firefly]]'' episode "Objects in Space" a fight in the corridor wakes Jayne up and he whips a bed sheet off his wall revealing an arsenal of weapons. Then he wraps himself up in the bed sheet and goes back to sleep.
* One of the many [[Catch Phrase
** And then the movie ''Get Smart Again'' pulled a
* In ''[[Numb3rs]]'', the following dialogue occurs between Charlie and a rival mathematician:
{{quote|
'''Archrival''': It's a classic organization based on tested and proven elements.
'''C''': It's a chain! It's a chain with irregularities that come with maintaining complex matrices.
'''A''': Oh, so you propose that a single point mechanism provides superior output? }}
(Fleinhardt walks in.)
{{quote|
'''C''': ... We're not discussing theory.
'''A''': No. We're talking hamburgers.
'''C''': Pie n' Burger's the best, man. There's no question about it.
'''A''': In and Out is far superior. }}
* ''[[Top Gear]]''. All the time.
* In one of the episodes of the second series of ''[[
* Most of the deaths in ''[[Dead Like Me]]''.
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** same with a lot of the deaths on ''[[Six Feet Under]]''.
* A notable one at the start of the second season of ''[[Noah's Arc]]''. {{spoiler|Noah is talking about this guy who he may be in love with, and based on the first season its implied to be Wade (the [[One True Pairing]]). When we actually see the guy its Malik, who Noah cheated on Wade with earlier as part of a random hookup}}.
* [[
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* In [[How I Met Your Mother]] the gang find a tape of Robin which initially plays out as though it were porn. It's far
** Though the line gets blurred a bit when they locate her later work, which has the visuals of a kids' educational show but a script that [[Double Entendre|doesn't quite match]].
* On ''[[Have I Got News for You]]'' the chairman's scripted jokes often include things along the lines of:
{{quote|
* One thing ''[[The Daily Show]]'' gave us was this exchange shortly before a spring break:
{{quote|'''Stephen Colbert''': So just to recap, in the course of an evening of drinking, Steve had lost his motor skills, his judgement, a good portion of his inhibitions, and ultimately threw up in my car on the way home. You still think [testing what a lot of alcohol would do by having Steve drink a lot] was, a good idea?
'''Steve Carell''': Uh yes Stephen I believe it was because if what I went through by doing all of this convinces one person to drink responsibly
One person to think twice before ordering that ''next round''
One person too just '''''say no!''''' when they’ve had enough
Then by god, I hope that one person is me.}}
== [[Music]] ==
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TywmpMQYojs "The Assumption Song"] is based around this.
* The [[Dire Straits]] song
* The [[Pokemon|Slowpoke]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOqy8cC72wA Song]
{{quote|''What word starts with "S"
''And ends with letter "E"?
''It's obviously… Sunstroke}}
== [[Radio]] ==
* From ''[[The Goon Show]]'' (one of many examples):
{{quote|
'''Moriarty''': [[Henway|What's a Greek urn?]]
'''Grytpype-Thynne''': It's a vase made by Greeks for carrying liquids.
'''Moriarty''': I didn't expect that answer.
'''Grytpype-Thynne''': Neither did quite a few smart-alec listeners. }}
* ''[[
** Or at the Menswear Ball, "From Scotland, Mr. and Mrs. Strap and their son...Dougal."
* ''You'll Have Had Your Tea: The Doings of Hamish And Dougal'' does this a lot, sometimes combining it with the [[Overly Long Gag]]. They take longer ''not'' to do the "Watson, someone has stolen our tent" gag than it takes to tell it.
* ''[[The News Quiz]]'' likes to use a similar form to the ''[[Have I Got News for You]]'' example (see above under "Live-action TV"), e.g.:
{{quote|
== [[Recorded and Stand-Up Comedy]] ==
* At the very end of the original album track of [[Steve Martin]]'s [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMAXuZOw_DY?t=196 "Grandmother's Song"], he tells the audience, "You guys are going to be on a record." After the audience reacts with cheers and applause, he adds, "Maybe, someday. Not mine, of course."
== [[Tabletop Games]] ==
* One ''[[Paranoia (game)|Paranoia]]'' mission starts out with a NPC being dragged off for termination, strongly suggesting to the players that it's going to be important somehow. It isn't - it's just there to mess with their heads when they fail to find anything else out about it.
== [[Theatre]] ==
* ''[[The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)]]'' has an example similar to the very first one on this page. Austin's book is called "I Love My Willie" which he decides he wants to whip out. As the audience laughs, he takes his book out from his pants.
==
* There's a crapload of tropes based on this topic:
** [[Bait and Switch Boss]]
** [[Bait and Switch Comment]]
** [[Bait and Switch Comparison]]
** [[Bait and Switch Credits]]
** [[Bait and Switch Lesbians]]
** [[Bait and Switch Tyrant]]
** [[Double Subversion]]
** [[Leaning on the Fourth Wall]]
** [[Subversion]]
** [[The Unfought]]
== [[Video Games]] ==
* In ''[[BioShock (series)|BioShock]]'', [[Mad Artist|Sander Cohen]] hires you to finish his "masterpiece" (which consists of four photographs of corpses held, [[Nightmare Fuel|of course]], by [[Wax Museum Morgue|suspiciously bloodstained plaster statues]]). After you add the third photo, Cohen, like [[Everything Trying to Kill You|everyone you've met so far]], sends a group of Splicers to kill you. He then apologizes and asks you for the last photo. When you add it, he comes down the stairs, thanks you, and {{spoiler|gives you a powerup before letting you leave}}. It's ''really'' unexpected.
* One puzzle in ''[[The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police|Sam and Max Freelance Police]]: The Devil's Playhouse'' requires the player to set up what appears in the [[Flash Forward]]s to be a [[Banana Peel]] gag on one of Skun Ka'pe's henchmen. Instead, you lure him over to the banana so that Max can knock him out with a pair of trash can lids.
* In ''[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]]: 8-Bit is Enough'', Strong Bad finds out that the Trogsword is located in "a magical world where platforms mysteriously hang in the air, and extra men are extremely hard to come by". He replies "Platforms, eh? {in his Dangeresque voice} Looks like I'm gonna have to... {speaks quickly} ...find a way into the Stinkoman game and get the [[Trog Sword]] before he does!"
* ''[[Batman: Arkham City]]'' opens with one. [[Mooks]] are talking about how Batman won't be in the titular city, just as a pointy eared shadow appears behind them. One would would expect a [[Mass "Oh Crap"]] moment, but it's only Catwoman.
* A room in ''[[The 7th Guest]]'' has cutscene in which one of the guests draws attention to a maze design on the rug. Zooming in allows you to look at the maze design, but when you actually start the puzzle, the rug is suddenly swept aside and a chess puzzle ensues on the checkerboard floor. For bonus points, the maze design is a [[Chekhov's Gun|map to the maze in the cellar]]!
== [[Web Animation]] ==
* In one episode of ''[[Red vs. Blue]]'', {{spoiler|Tex}} has been continually [[Groin Attack|hitting Grif in the nuts]] throughout the episode. Then Simmons finally manages to shoot a heat-seeking rocket launcher at the tormentor. After a [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|really cool]] set of acrobatics with a set of portals, {{spoiler|Tex}} (with the rocket still in hot pursuit) [[Megaton Punch|punches her way]] through Sarge, Tucker, and Simmons, and slides under Grif. Grif cringes, seeing the rocket coming right for him... and it flies harmlessly under his legs. [[Crowning Moment of Funny|Which instead]] [[Stuff Blowing Up|blows up the pile of rockets right behind him.]]
* ''[[Asdfmovie]]'':
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** "Damnit Jenkins, a giraffe will never be president!" "Yeah, you're... probably right."
** "Die, potato!" "I like trains."
* In [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sAjrL0fJzw this video] there are some birds watching a guy clean his car {{spoiler|which they proceed to steal}}
== [[Web Comics]] ==
* ''[[Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal]]'' is known for this, often either subverting a punchline or using a completely different and wholly unexpected one. Enough so that sometimes it makes a gag out of doubling back on itself. [http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=561 Several times, in one instance.]
* ''[[
{{quote|So this is one of those things where you point out our ignorance and stereotypes?
Yeah - I mean I freely admit I don't know the African map very well, which speaks volumes in itself.}}
* Harrison's [http://nedroid.com/2011/04/secret-origins/ Origin Story] in ''[[Nedroid]]''. In fact, all of the origin stories are great for the baits and the switches.
* ''[[Cyanide & Happiness]]'' loves these. For example, [http://explosm.net/comics/2731/ that scene] from ''[[The Godfather]]'' so easily turned more disturbing.
** [https://web.archive.org/web/20190710192559/https://s203.photobucket.com/user/spifferifical/library/cyanide%2520and%2520happiness?action=view¤t=comiccats1.png&sort=ascending This] comic.
* ''[[Sandra and Woo]]'' [http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2010/01/11/0128-the-most-precious-thing/ here] with Sandra. And then [http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2011/09/05/0305-cuddling/ with Woo].
* ''[[Wondermark]]'' has a sneaky street solicitor in [http://wondermark.com/533/ #533; In which Public Opinion is leveraged].
* ''[[Dangerously Chloe]]'' Chapter 11 [https://pixietrixcomix.com/dangerously-chloe/volume-2-page-2 starts with] Kemmy visiting again, for a promised date with Chloe. She also expresses concern that Teddy is "still shy" (after their first meeting, which involved [[Grim Reaper|her chasing him with a scythe]]), despite her doing her best to lighten up the mood a little. Since at this point "her best" unfortunately isn't much, the flashback of the attempt goes thusly:
{{quote|'''Alchemy''': (appears floating in the middle of the room, brandishing her scythe, in a cowl… and mini-skirt) {{small-caps|Theodore DeCarlo! I have come for you!}}
'''Alchemy''': And brought you some homemade muffins!
'''Teddy''' (on the floor and holding his heart) haff… haff… haff…
'''Alchemy''': Teddy?}}
== [[Web Video]] ==
* It's not uncommon to for Tim of ''[[The Tim Traveller]]'' to pull this, leading the viewer to expect one thing, then concluding somewhere else entirely after a [[Record Needle Scratch]]. For example, from a mid-2021 video on suspended monorails in Germany:
{{quote|[German national anthem starts playing] In the end, there was only one country who could take something as mad as this and make it economical, efficient and reliable. And that country was, of course...
[German national anthem interrupted with a [[Record Needle Scratch]], map appears on screen]
...France!}}
== [[Western Animation]] ==
* In one episode of ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'', Homer pours an entire bottle of lighter fluid onto his barbecue. Then another bottle. Then he goes to light it... and it lights as normal, and he proceeds to cook.
** In another episode, Homer invites most of Springfield's men to get front seats for the Superbowl. But the cards turn out to be faked, and they have to look for another way in. Then they see a waiting wardrobe-on-wheels bearing dozens of marching band uniforms waiting at the rear entrance. They use... the wardrobe-on-wheels to topple two policemen standing next to entrance, and rush past them into the arena's interior. [[Epic Fail|It gets them arrested almost immediately]].
** Of course, in a different episode with a similar scene, the lit barbecue ignites into a mushroom cloud that can be [[Distant Reaction Shot|seen from across the city]].
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** In "And Maggie Makes Three", Patty and Selma learn that Marge is pregnant; she makes them promise not to tell Homer. They go home, and Patty gets out a phone book, opens it to the first page, and calls someone named A. Aaronson, telling him that Marge is pregnant. After that, the scene cuts to Patty, on the last page of the phone book, telling the same to a man named Zykowski. Then she heaves a sigh of relief... and says: "Aaronson and Zykowski are the two biggest gossips in town. In an hour, everyone will know."
** Another episode has Homer lose track of Lisa. He seems to have an idea to find her and then goes to a vendor selling balloons, seemingly leading up to a joke that Homer is dumb enough to think [[Balloonacy|he could float using a handful of balloons]].... Then, he offers the balloons to a cherry pick driver in exchange for using his machine. It works.
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*** In that same episode, Homer goes around asking people if they seen Lisa... he runs out to the dangerous street asking people in cars instead of that long line of people at the museum.
** In "Marge on the Lam", Marge and Ruth Powers drive up to a bar with a large neon sign saying "SH T KICKERS" (the letter between H and T is burned out). Marge comments that she's heard a lot about "Shot Kickers".
*** In the same episode, only a moment later, we see the two women inside, and Marge is approached by a burly man who asks if she feels like "gettin' lucky." Marge replies that she is lucky, having a husband and three wonderful children, and thanks him for the compliment. He adopts a more threatening tone, saying he ALWAYS gets what he wants. Marge clarifies that she said "No." He is suddenly apologetic, says he misunderstood her, and backs off politely.
** In "Realty Bites" Homer bought Snake's confiscated car, and one of Snake's plans to kill Homer involved laying out some [[Razor Wire|piano wire]] to decapitate him as he drives by. Homer ducks to pick up a gumball right as the wire goes over him and is then followed by Kirk Van Houten in his car indignantly holding up a sandwich:
{{quote|
(wire cuts '''half of his arm off''')
'''Kirk:''' [[Major Injury Underreaction|Ow.]] }}
* In
** Another example is the episode "Mecha-Streisand". Instead of being trampled by [[Attack of the 50
* ''[[Futurama]]'':
{{quote|
** In the same episode, Bender has been rigged to a bomb which is set to go off on his most frequently used word. As it goes through the list, it starts to get to his catchphrase, "Number 5:Bite... Number 4: My... Number 3: Shiny... Number 2: Daffodil..."
** In "Bender's Game", when the characters enter a cave called the Cave of Hopelessness:
{{quote|
'''Greyfarn:''' Oh, fear not, lad. 'Tis named for its discoverer, Reginald Hopelessness...
'''Frydo:''' Whew!
'''Greyfarn:''' ...the first man to be eaten alive by the Tunneling Horror. }}
** In "The Problem with Popplers", the crew wants to find a name for a new food:
{{quote|
''([[Collective Groan]])''
'''Leela:''' We can't call them that.
'''Bender:''' Why not?
'''Leela:''' It sounds too much like those frozen rocky mountain oysters on a stick. You know, Test-cicles? }}
** The Mars University Professor Fisherprice Shpeekenshpell (a robot with [[Non-Indicative Name|a Mattell See 'n Say]] for a head) continually talks with programmed lines like "The cow says 'Moo'" (apparently he proved that 50 years ago and had been coasting on it ever since). When it comes time to vote on Amy's doctorate:
{{quote|
'''Wernstrom''': Nay!
'''Bubblegum''': Hell, nay!
'''Shpeekenshpell''': The horse says, "Doctorate denied". }}
* ''[[Family Guy]]'': In the "Saving Private Brian" episode, Stewie warns Brian, "You can't run away from the Army. They'll come after you, like Peter went after that hockey coach." After a pause: "What, no [[Manatee Gag|clip]]? Thought we had a clip."
** Also in the movie, when Peter launches himself with a catapult. We get a scene of a man in a room, going over a list of all the precious, easily breakable things that are in that room (including a hemophiliac baby). Of course, Peter lands...right outside the window to the room, and proclaims "Those are all nice things!"
** A more classic example happens when Peter tries to deviate a parade to his house for Stewie's birthday party. He waits ahead at a fork for the parade to come holding a ''Detour'' sign... then he slams it on the parade leader's head, knocks him out, steals his uniform and leads the parade to his house.
* Happens sometimes on ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'', a show full of [[Running Gag
** In "Gaming the System", Candace gets sucked into Phineas and Ferb's video game when she was in the middle of getting ready for a date with Jeremy. Meanwhile, Dr. Doofenshmirtz has created a laser that puts fancy dresses on anyone who is shot with it. Right before Jeremy shows up, Perry and Dr. Doofenshmirtz fight and cause the laser to accidentally go off and shoot... everyone in the yard except Candace. Soon after that, Perry gets out of the dress he was wearing and it falls on Candace (and somehow does her hair).
** "S'Winter": Doofenshmirtz creates the Meltinator ray, leading one to think that it will melt the boys' mountain of snow. Instead, it shorts out the city's power when he plugs it in, shutting off the fans that kept the snow cooled, and the snow melts on its own.
** One unrelated to the show's running gags occurs in "A Real Boy". Candace gets Stacy to hypnotize her into not wanting to bust the boys anymore, with the result that the phrase "Holy guacamole!" will make Candace give up her urges to bust her brothers, and "Leaping lizards!" will make her go back to normal. When Candace heads off on her date with Jeremy, the two of them spot a ''literal'' leaping lizard, and Jeremy rattles off several treacherously-close synonyms for the code phrase, which actually ends up being said by a passing kid.
* On ''[[Jimmy Two-Shoes]]'', just before Jimmy is about to perform a particularly irresponsible stunt, Beezy tells them to be careful not to break his dad's [[Priceless Ming Vase]]. Jimmy performs the stunt...and misses the vase entirely. Beezy dances around a celebrates... and spikes the vase.
* In the first episode of ''[[My Little Pony:
* In ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]'', there's an episode where [[Wonder Woman]] gets turned into a pig by Circe. Toward the end, Batman offers to bargain with Circe to get her back.
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* In ''[[The Looney Tunes Show]]'', Daffy tries his hand at inventing. His speech indicates he's invented a time machine... but he's invented a suitcase.
* In the well-publicized ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy
* ''[[Family Guy]]'' has this in a [[Cutaway Gag]] where a Japanese man in Japan gets a parking ticket and then gets splashed by a car with mud, wondering [[Tempting Fate|how his day could get any worse]]. The man looks up and sees something falling on him from the sky and he utters "[[Oh Crap|Oh...my...God!]]" The gag is dated on the same year [[World War Two|that the United States bombed Japan]] but instead of a bomb falling on the man, it's just a rabid baboon.
* [[Lampshaded]] in ''[[The Emperor's
== [[Real Life]] ==
* Many trolls or people who are bored on a forum will usually post a topic title that grabs everyone's attention, but the actual opening post has nothing to do with the topic title. This is usually done by people who just want the attention and this is also how Rick Rolling got started.
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