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self-parody
noun[ C or U ]
(alsoselfparody)uk /ˌselfˈpær.ə.di/ us /ˌselfˈper.ə.di/
writing, music, art, speech, etc. in which someone exaggerates their own style (= makes its features or qualities more noticeable ) in a way that is humorous, either intentionally or unintentionally:
Sometimes the singer lays it on too thick, edging close to self-parody.
Several of the poems are deliberate self-parodies, although it's hard to say which.
Sometimes the comedy is so heavy-handed that it seems almost like self-parody.
His performance is so close to self-parody that I had to check the end credits to make sure it was really him.
Unlike some veteran authors who have degenerated into self-parody, she manages to keep her writing fresh.
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