To describe the format in general, each video involves a character ( normally someone like Caillou, Macusoper or Dora, or an Author Avatar) coming to some sort of harm (normally having a Punishment Day or being sick) or getting incredibly angry for some reason, then being 'calmed' by someone else, typically Boris, Diesel Busters or Caillou (again). The 'Calming Video' fad is this in spades.The Comedy World theme's 'crying' expression simply looks too ridiculous to take seriously likewise, so is its 'shocked' expression, as it has characters making a neutral face before shutting their eyes and then bugging them out in the most over-the-top way possible.Due to the sheer amount of times it gets used, the dramatic 'BANG!' sting gets narmy very quickly.The sound generally used for people getting injured, which is actually a truncated version of a toilet-flushing sound effect, often sounds painful and hilariously unfitting in many circumstances, such as when it's used for, say, a person falling from a great height, their neck is broken, or being hit by a flying school desk.

Pretty much any time a character throws a tantrum, whereupon they start dancing due to a lack of tantrum animations (although this is an exception for the Business Friendly theme).And even better is when people use the 'Scary Voice' or 'Kidaroo' voices when certain characters are angry, commonly used for the infamous phrase 'OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH!!!!'.As a result, common phrases like ' No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no' become this and Overly-Long Gag rather quickly. It's very difficult to convey any sort of emotion beyond Dull Surprise with the text-to-speech voices - whenever someone is supposed to be angry or sad, they still sound exactly the same as when they are happy or neutral.

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