Key
Names
Names noun - Verbal abuse; a crude substitute for argument.
Both words in one sentence
- Yawning Heights by Alexander Zinoviev is an exaggerated picture of the Soviet society with names and key words (like "Khruschev" or "party") replaced with caricature substitutes in Bland-Name Product style (like "Boar" and "fratry").
Source: Dystopia -
Take the Smurfs movie, do a find-and-replace on all names and key terms from that franchise, and you have basically what Sony wanted to make.
Source: Human-Focused Adaptation -
One sketch has Key and Peele crossdressing as "D-Nice" and "J-Quellin" (both names unwillingly given to unrelated characters in the substitute teacher sketch).
Source: Series / Key & Peele
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