>the DM was using nothing but the spongebob OST as his campaign

>>51234193
How would someone NOT notice this during the first session?

>>51234204
he used it sparingly, and always the least obvious pieces

>>51234193
I'm imaging a very confusing game of Shadowrun with https://youtu.be/f5glkFSCuMI playing in the distance.

Your tip off should've been when he played Ocean Man, OP.

>>51234193
Well, of course. At the beginning the GM described it as "Spongebob meets Clockwork Orange," and the whole thing was a rather introspective deconstruction of Spongebob as a medium.

>>51234193
what's the soundtrack's name in the episode when they were telling the woman that they are all squidward

>>51234271
How about trying to find it for yourself
https://www.youtube.com/user/MonsieurCommandoMan/videos
good luck

>>51234234
>That 3-digit repetition
But seriously, I'm pretty sure that's a relatively common stadium rave.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MxU_SijyvE
Or maybe I'm just going nuts.

>>51234446
>scroll through 400+ soundtracks of spangebab to find a specific one
>anon gives me yet another list

i guess it would be easier to make one myself

>>51234705
Or... find that episode, then go to the credits.

>>51234193
normally i would say that you have an awesome GM and should be thankful but...

>DM
literally pleb-tier

>>51234734
never thought about that, thanks

your first clue should have been when the Ocean Man took you by the hand and lead you to that land that he understood.

>>51234249
>Spongebob meets Clockwork Orange
> introspective deconstruction of Spongebob as a medium

How do you even make a campaign like that?! I want it!

>>51234204
Honestly, aside from the intro and maybe 4 other songs, I don't think I'd recognize anything from Spongebob.

Even if I did recognize a song, I still would think that that's the only Spongebob song he used.

>>51234204
>>51236599
This. Also believe it or not, although most people obviously know and recognise Spongebob, not everyone actually watched it, at least not that much. I for example didn't even have any channels on which it aired as a kid.

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>>51234249
>Spongebob as a medium.

>>51234249
Okay you HAVE to tell us about this campaign. I am much much more fascinated by this than I have any right to be.

>>51234193
I remember that meme.

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>>51234740
I agree.

>>51236626
This. I never watched it as a kid, but I was familiar with it and came to know the characters and episodes through vox populi.

>>51234249
>as a medium
Seriously, what?

>>51234705
>>51234734

Sponge Bob has some top tier music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liohBsQ40Ps

>>51236551
>>51236642
>>51236934
>>51239531
Well, shit. I didn't think anyone would be interested. I made that shit up.

Though if you wanted to run something like that it would be done with Toon, except serious, and, well, run like an episode of Ren and Stimpy.

As for spongebob as a medium... well, you can express anything with Spongebob Screencaps.

Basically it would be using spongebob to express something dark and ugly about humanity, life, philosophy, etc, but where someone might normally die or become traumatized... well, they're Toons.

It would require a particularly good GM though, someone who understands the difference between demonstrating sadism and humanity's ugliest traits in order to tell a story, and someone who shoves it into their setting because Muh Edginess.

>>51239909
I know you did, the idea just seemed so bizarre I had to reply and try to actually conceive it.

A Spongebob game with a dark twist seem like something that, in very specific conditions and with very specific players could actually work out great.

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>>51239767
That's some good shit right there.