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After being told by his parents to shut off the music, the singer of "Ghostdubster" got "really angry, and shit [his] diaper." Bittersweet Ending: "Gostbostr" ends with the singer gaining superpowers following the ghost's attempt on his life — at the cost of him becoming a homeless heroin addict. Chords that aren’t on this list are easy to look up online. Don’t fret if you see a chord you don’t recognize.

Typecasting: According to "Ghstbstrs", the actors who played the original Ghostbusters ended up making ghost-themed pornos. Ghostbusters (Busting Makes Me Feel Good)", another straight cover that suddenly has Joel switch to singing lyrics in line with the rest of the album, ends with him saying "You idiots thought it was gonna be it this time, huh?" The chorus responds by swearing in frustration. Cursed with Awesome: Getting shot by an evil ghost's magic spell gives the singer superpowers in "Gostbostr", although it doesn't help his drug habits.Joel, seemingly As Himself, awkwardly plugs himself after "Ghost Boston", sharply contrasting with his best-produced (read: only sincere) song on the album. Hotter and Sexier: This version of Star Wars 9 seems to be far more lewd than The Rise of Skywalker, as it features Darth Vader banging a robot during the final scene. Played for Laughs with "Ghostbatista", which starts off as the singer attempting to get milk, before singing about the benefits of milk. Then, during the last ten seconds, the singer's skeleton becomes sapient and bursts out of his skin. In Name Only: Lampshaded in "Ghostbatista", where the singer admits his quest for milk has nothing to do with Ghostbusters. Later, his skeleton rips out of his skin.

Overly-Long Gag: The entire album is just Joel singing multiple bizarre songs over various different MIDIs of the Ghostbusters theme song, some of which don't even mention ghosts at all, yet still have the Ghostbusters involved somehow. A play gym can help a baby enjoy and look forward to time spent playing on the floor. There are infant activity gyms in dozens of styles and colors with all sorts of different toys and features, so choosing the best one for your child might seem challenging. Knowing what characteristics are the most educational and entertaining might make it easier to make the best selection. Obliviously Evil: The singer in "Ghosttbusters" genuinely didn't realize that poisoning the water supply would kill everyone — until it was too late.

I'm Going to Hell for This: In "Ghostdubster", after the singer/ Ghost Johnson breaks into a cemetery to vape the ashes of the dead, he says "What is that smell? That, boys, is me going to Hell!" While the singer tries to explain in "Ghstbstrs" how the Ghostbusters' actors ended up doing pornos with real ghosts, he ends up laughing too hard to finish the anecdote, and the song abruptly ends. Let Us Never Speak of This Again: The livestream release of the album ends with this trope being mentioned by name. The cops don't take your calls about a Ratman in your basement seriously, so you have to call the Ghostbusters instead. Narrow Parody: "Ghostbusters Afterlife" is a parody of the film's teaser trailer, not the final film itself.

The very first song describes that the Ghostbusters have to remove a ghost from your bladder because you need to pee. In a meta sense; George Lucas was declared dead in a car crash at the start of his career, and "Ghostbusterswars" ends with George being declared dead, seemingly for real, after being shot in the head. The final line of "Ghost Bast" has the singer taunt the viewer for expecting a regular rendition of the song, before noting: "You'd think the last song would be good, but... HA-HA!" Ghostbusterz" opens with the singer proclaiming "GRANDMA HAS DIED!" in anguish. After a short pause, the singer clarifies that they're pissed because their grandma owed him money. Offing the Mouth: "Ghastbasters" ends with the Ghostbusters (non-lethally) breaking the singer's legs after the latter made a snarky remark when threatened.The singer shits his pants twice in "Ghooooostbuster", ostensibly to protest the ghosts being shitty.

Also Played for Laughs in "Ghostbusterswars". The song mostly consists of the singer gushing about Star Wars. However, following the release of Star Wars 9, George Lucas was found dead at his ranch — murdered by angry fans because the film did not include a scene of C-3PO and R2-D2 making out. The singer then declares that the song needs to end. Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": None of the Ghostbusters are ever identified by name, though their actors are. Consider whether this will be a permanent fixture in your home or if you’d rather be able to store it or travel with it,” says mother and infant sleep-safe expert Kate Desmond. Desmond serves as marketing director for Charlie’s Kids Foundation, an organization that provides education about SIDS and safe sleep. “If the latter is more your style, consider one that easily folds or rolls up.” Animated Music Video: An unofficial, but officially endorsed one was made for "Ghostbatista" by web animator Zeurel. Later, Zeurel made another music video, this time for "Ghostbusterss" Ratman: The Ghostbusters, are ill-equipped. They only have ghost-busting weapons, but they should've brought a shotgun!

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Adapted Out: Implied in "Ghostbusterswars". The characters introduced in the sequel trilogy are never heard from or mentioned, with the singer only listing those from the original trilogy (and Jar-Jar Binks as the prequel trilogy's representation). Additionally, a throwaway line ("Darth Vader — resurrection; complete.") implies that Vader took Palpatine's spot as the Big Bad of Star Wars 9. Near the end of "Ghostbusterswars", George Lucas is abruptly revealed to have been Killed Offscreen sometime after the release of Star Wars 9. Cruel Twist Ending: "Ghestbest" ends with the deep voiced man's grandma being resurrected... as a zombie.