Fisher-Price GFK04 Laugh and Learn Silly Sounds Light-Up Piano, Infant Toy, Multicolour & Baby's First Blocks

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Spoiling Shout-Out: While Darth Vader's first line (" Luke, I Am Your Father") in "Ghostbusterswars" is a Late-Arrival Spoiler within itself, the song also spoils other details related to both the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy of Star Wars. This includes Anakin " SLAUGHTER(ing the Tusken Raiders) LIKE ANIMALS!" and choking his wife, Luke learning the true identity of Yoda, and Darth Vader's eventual fate. 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.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"

Percussive Maintenance: Joel attempts to fix his dying Fisher-Price keyboard by slamming and yelling at it. This ends up breaking it for good. Lost Food Grievance: In "Ghastbistin", the singer gets really upset because his lasagna was eaten by a ghost.

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The angry fans succeed in killing George Lucas after being unsatisfied with Star Wars 9 at the end of "Ghostbusterswars". 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. Intentional Engrish for Funny: Joel himself speaks English fluently, while the singer is much more stereotypically Swedish and choppy with his language (except for "Ghost Boston" and "Ghost Bologna", in which Joel breaks character when he advertises himself in the former and when his keyboard breaks down in the latter). The cops don't take your calls about a Ratman in your basement seriously, so you have to call the Ghostbusters instead. Let Us Never Speak of This Again: The livestream release of the album ends with this trope being mentioned by name.