Styles Upon Styles
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| - | *The name "Styles Upon Styles" is a reference to the song "Buggin' Out" by [[A Tribe Called Quest]] featured on their album {{w|The Low End Theory}}, as stated by [[@StrongBadActual]] on {{ | + | *The name "Styles Upon Styles" is a reference to the song "Buggin' Out" by [[A Tribe Called Quest]] featured on their album {{w|The Low End Theory}}, as stated by [[@StrongBadActual]] on {{prs|1093937898444021765|8|Feb|2019|alt=February 8, 2019}}. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 00:00, 26 December 2022
- For other uses, see Styles.
Styles Upon Styles is a high-class clothing manufacturer that furnishes Strong Bad's wardrobe. Strong Bad bought clothes from Styles Upon Styles for a photo session with Pom Pom in the email modeling. Their slogan is, "Steep prices and trees!" In animal, it worked in conjunction with Sterrance to sponsor Strong Bad. In hygiene, Gene (Strong Bad) wears clothes from Styles Upon Styles, bought by his young hot mom. The credits of Non-Sequitur Champion reveal that Styles Upon Styles provides Homestar Runner's wardrobe for The Show, despite the fact that Homestar is wearing the same clothes as he always wears.
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Appearances
- Debut: Email animal
- Email modeling
- Email hygiene
- Email diorama (Easter egg)
- Non-Sequitur Champion
- Homestar Ruiner (mentioned)
- Strong Badia the Free (mentioned)
- Baddest of the Bands (mentioned)
- Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective (mentioned)
- 8-Bit is Enough (mentioned)
- 2010 Calendar
- @StrongBadActual (mentioned)
- Xeriouxly Forxe/Main Page 26 (YouTube version; mentioned)
- Email parenting
- Decemberweenvent Calendar (Day 24)
Variations
- The Animated Adventures of Puppet Homestar — Strong Sad mentions "Piles upon Piles".
Fun Facts
- The name "Styles Upon Styles" is a reference to the song "Buggin' Out" by A Tribe Called Quest featured on their album The Low End Theory, as stated by @StrongBadActual on February 8, 2019.
