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*During the fifth season of ''The Eric Andre Show'', it was a jazz-like song with a male singer singing "Rat-ti-tee rat. Rat. Rat.", sometimes being muffled, phased, or replaced with a short beat. |
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*Starting with season six of ''The Eric Andre Show'', the logo uses a sound effect from earlier in the episode. |
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'''Availability:''' Current. Seen on all episodes of ''The Eric Andre Show'' |
'''Availability:''' Current. Seen on all episodes of ''The Eric Andre Show'' since 2020. |
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Revision as of 22:22, 5 June 2023
Background
This was the vanity card of Kitao Sakurai.
(October 25, 2020- )
Logo: On a black background, we see wavy lines that goes in a pattern of colors (pink, teal, pink, orange). Then, the words "FUGUE STATE" slide into the screen with a pink and teal gradient trail behind them, which waves. The lines then spiral around.
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Music/Sounds:
- During the fifth season of The Eric Andre Show, it was a jazz-like song with a male singer singing "Rat-ti-tee rat. Rat. Rat.", sometimes being muffled, phased, or replaced with a short beat.
- Starting with season six of The Eric Andre Show, the logo uses a sound effect from earlier in the episode.
Availability: Current. Seen on all episodes of The Eric Andre Show since 2020.
