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Top 10 Jokes Only Adults Get in Hairspray

Top 10 Jokes Only Adults Get in Hairspray

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Pushing that PG rating, there are a lot of adult jokes in Hairspray. For this list, well be looking at the jokes and references from Hairspray that probably go over the heads of younger audience members. Our countdown includes mouth muscles, CinemaScope, Just nine months, and more! Which adult joke in Hairspray did YOU just get?
Date: 2023-11-20

Comments and reviews: 30


In the movie commentary it's revealed that corny Collins is Brenda's baby Daddy. When link gives his ring to Amber Velma Von tussle is talking to Brenda and Brenda looks down at her stomach and tries covering it with her arms then while Velma is talking to the cameraman you can see corny Collins and Brenda arguing in the background then she announces that she's leaving the show for 9 months. Then corny makes a statement where he says maybe we will find a girl who's just as fun willing but maybe not quite as free willing. Also I would like to add that at the end of the movie just as the song You Can't Stop the Beat and you could actually see Amber and the arms of a African American man and they're making out spinning in circles
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We did this musical in 2020 before the shutdown at my high school. So many innuendos but that's what made it fun. Like I actually bought a pack of Wrigley's for our Penny and taught her how to blow bubbles since she didn't know how to. She's watched me do it before and after class so she asked me to teach her. It did cause a war to see who could blow the biggest bubble. Our seaweed did say Slow down Maya, your mouth muscles are already strong enough. I would've thought one of us would've choked on the gum because it was not expected of him to say that. That poor girl's face was so red.
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Hey, MsMojo. How about you do a list of the Top 20 Cutest Girls in Anime? I have some examples.
Examples:
Emilia (Re: Zero - Starting Life in Another World)
Yoshino Himekawa (Date A Live)
The Platelets (Cells at Work)
Milim Nava (That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime)
Sumi Sakurasawa (Rent-A-Girlfriend)
Kanna Kamui (Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid)
Wendy Marvell (Fairy Tail)
I hope you have a good merry Christmas and a happy new year.

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Fallout shelters from the 1960s were no joke. Nor is the concept funny. My father, a US Navy veteran, built a shelter in our home's cellar at the height of the cold war. So did untold numbers of people. During the Bay of Pigs crisis, my father packed his sea bag and awaited a call up (which thankfully never came, while giving instructions to my mother and me (the oldest child) on his survival plan and his preparations in case the cold war got hot.
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On the commentary, Brittany Snow points out that the large circle brooch she's wearing in the classroom where she mocks Tracy for grass stains is an early 60s version of the purity ring. It's meant to be a statement that the girl is a virgin, and it gets more ironic that Brenda is also wearing one. Hers is MUCH smaller than Amber's!
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The best one:
Cause he wants to rendezvous,
We kinda sad and blue,
We'd like to say (no words, smirks on singers' faces)
to the new girl in town.
Also, love the nod to Little Shop of Horrors in the same song, as the three girl singers say Look out, look out, look out, look out! just like in the opening number of LSOH.

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Ms. Mojo explains the Cinemascope reference as using anamorphic lenses - to make it simpler, Cinemascope was a widescreen process. Movies used to be in more square in shape - but then in the 50's they became wider ( I won't go into the aspect ratios, and all that, since that would only complicate this.
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Love this! The movie is very different from the stage shows, but both are great! At least when the stage version is done, they don't try to make it like the movie, the way they do with Grease. The stage version of that show is much better than its movie counterpart.
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10: The Pingletons' Bunker
9: Mouth Muscles
8: Having Fun Playing With Yourselves
7: Won't Go All The Way.
6: Cinemascope
5: No Stuffing Allowed
4: A Stiff One
3: She'll Certainly Risk Jail
2: Just Nine Months
1: The 'White' Direction

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Also after Brenda was rubbing her tummy and when Amber and her mom were having their conversation, you could see in the background Corny and Brenda having a little argument. Brendas baby might be his.
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I remember singing along as a kid (like probably 7/8 ish) to Nicest Kids In Town blissfully unaware of the lyrics nice WHITE kids and then watching it again years later it was so painfully obvious
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Velma said something like they dont have the mental capacity to break in, some people might think she was talking about the crew but you can tell that she was talking about the black people.
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Did anyone notice the reference to The Sound of Music in Hairspray? When Penny appears on the corny Collins show wearing that dress it's actually made out of the curtains in her bedroom
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Every time the word innuendo was mentioned, I couldnt help but add and outtuendo which probably tells you that Ive seen Wicked about ten times. and have some of the lines memorized
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I noticed Velma was staring at Brendan stomach and Brenda tried to cover it and then corny asked how long shed be gone and she said nine months. I'm like oh duh she's pregnant
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Bro I know someone who's like eleven who gets all these jokes I don't know if their is something wrong with society and kids these days or that these jokes aren't just for adults
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The Nine Months gag seems pretty obvious now, but I was blissfully unaware. Plus, as Brenda and Corny are seen arguing earlier, and it's heavily implied that he's her baby daddy.
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Also, I can no longer take Mrs Pingleton seriously after watching Allison Janney on Mom which I have been pretty much binge watching and am now halfway through the last season
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When hairspray gets mentioned I get hyper as its my first movie that I remember watching ( I was a few months old when it came out)
Never truly noticed all off these

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None of these references went over my head. I was 15 when Hairspray came out. I love Hairspray although I wouldn't let a kid watch Hairspray until a certain age.
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. I sometimes wonder how I got most of these jokes when I first watched it when I was 7, but still got confused with Penny's comment about tasting chocolate
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I legit thought a stiff one referred to the common phrase (of the time) I could use a stiff drink
hence Amber getting away with the wink

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Holy Crap! I knew about a few of these from time to time but I cant believe I didnt realize some of the double meanings behind some of them
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When Velma mentioned the communicable diseases part, it kind of made me wonder if she was Miss Baltimore Crabs in more ways than one
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Ah, Hairspray
One of the few family comedy musicals that has not so subtle hints of adult innuendo. Also, it's not a Disney film.

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When I first saw this movie, it was in my music class in high school
Like me, all the other teenage girls swooned over zac efron!

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You seem to have a dirty mind.
With slightly pernicious undertones.
Most People think of it as humour.
Get a grip.

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Has no one ever questioned this in hairspray? Why are pregnant ladies drinking and smoking I mean doesn't that affect the baby?
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Hairspray is no doubt the greatest musical of all time. The line Hey baby, you look like you could use a stiff one is so obvious XD
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If you include the original musical, you get a couple of good innuendos in It Takes Two
and Momma I'm A Big Girl Now.

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