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Letting the Air out of the Band: The album only stops after Joel's Fisher-Price keyboard breaks, causing the MIDI to slow down and corrupt before failing entirely. The livestream ends with Joel impersonating the memetic "BUP" voice clip (itself a modified sample of Toad from Mario Kart 64). Enfant Terrible: According to a throwaway line, the Villain Protagonist of "Ghostdubster" is five-years old.
Ghostbusterz" opens with the singer proclaiming "GRANDMA HAS DIED!" in anguish. After a short pause, the singer clarifies that they're pissed because their grandma owed him money. Minor Insult Meltdown: After being told by his parents to shut off the music, the singer of "Ghostdubster" got "really angry, and shit [his] diaper." Robosexuals Are Creeps: According to Darth Vader, the final scene of Star Wars 9 has him bang a robot. He proclaims this in a rather vulgar manner with Hulk Speak.Lost Food Grievance: In "Ghastbistin", the singer gets really upset because his lasagna was eaten by a ghost. The cops don't take your calls about a Ratman in your basement seriously, so you have to call the Ghostbusters instead. The final line of "Ghost Bast" has the singer note: "You'd think the last song would be good, but... HA-HA!" Overly-Long Gag: The entire album is just Joel singing multiple bizarre songs over various different MIDIs of the Ghostbusters theme song, some of which don't even mention ghosts at all, yet still have the Ghostbusters involved somehow.
Super Ghostbusters, released on November 20, 2018, is the third studio album by Swedish Heavy Metal musician Vargskelethor. A radical contrast from his traditional sound, the album shifts to avant-garde Comedy Music, more in line with the leftfield humor of his livestreams as Vinesauce Joel. Heavily influenced by the likes of Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, and especially Outsider Music artist Wesley Willis, the album is based entirely around various MIDI renditions of " Ghostbusters" by Ray Parker Jr. The album itself ends on a rather abrupt note, thanks to Joel's keyboard breaking down when he supposedly actually wants to sing the song properly this time. The ending of "Ghostbusterswars", where a group of angry fans murder George Lucas after being disappointed with Star Wars 9, is clearly a jab at those who sent death threats to the actors that participated in the Star Wars movies, starting with The Phantom Menace. As well as shippers that overreact to those who don't agree with their pairings, as the fans targeted George because the film did not include a scene of C-3PO and R2-D2 making out.Villainous Lament: Downplayed with "Ghosttbusters". Although it involves the singer somberly reflecting on them poisoning the water supply, their reaction to everyone dying is a simple "Whoops." Spared By Adaptation: Despite ending the original trilogy by turning into a force ghost in the original canon, Darth Vader ends up resurrected in a physical form during the events of Star Wars 9.
Department of Redundancy Department: "Ghostdubster" has the singer call himself a "stupid moron" after running out of vape juice. Ghostdubsters" is also partly in second-person, with the singer blaming them for using up all of the "vape juice" and threatening to kill them. Percussive Maintenance: Joel attempts to fix his dying Fisher-Price keyboard by slamming and yelling at it. This ends up breaking it for good. 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"
The angry fans succeed in killing George Lucas after being unsatisfied with Star Wars 9 at the end of "Ghostbusterswars". Grandbusters" is a parody of Joel's infamous reaction to 7 GRAND DAD, in addition to being done in the style of a SiIvaGunner rip (where the reaction is one of the channel's staple memes). Joel, seemingly As Himself, awkwardly plugs himself after "Ghost Boston", sharply contrasting with his best-produced (read: only sincere) song on the album. Just Joking" Justification: When the Ghostbusters arrive at the singer's house to beat him up for one too many calls, he pleads with them that it was just a joke, to no avail.
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