The Freak Out trope as used in popular culture. When a character is Not Himself, but for real, and (usually) permanently. In the course of a single episode, ...

A fairly big-budget historical fantasy epic, featuring four circus freaks trying to survive in a 1943 Rome besieged by Nazis.

The Naked Freak-Out trope as used in popular culture. A character, through some nonsensical circumstances, is publicly stripped or caught in their underwear ...

Freak Out! is the debut album by American avant-garde artist Frank Zappa and his band the Mothers of Invention, released in 1966 through Verve Records.

A page for describing Laconic: Naked Freak-Out. A character unwillingly loses their clothes and panics.

Greatest Freakout Ever is a series of YouTube videos starring brothers Jack and Stephen Quire. The videos usually follow Stephen going absolutely insane …

Megan accidentally meets Kyle's butler when she's naked. She tries to play it cool but fails. Example of: Naked First Impression.

"I want to explain something to you. A man has got just so much in his emotional bank balance. Mine has run out. It's stone dry. I can't draw a check on it.

The main subject of the freakout videos. As the titles would imply, Stephen freaks out over a variety of things, often resulting in him breaking something.

Basic Trope: A character panics after being stripped naked. Exaggerated: Downplayed: Double Subverted: Parodied: Exploited: Deconstructed: Reconstructed: