Clarence Title Sequence King of the World is the opening theme song to Clarence. It is used in all of the episodes except for the pilot because it was not yet made. It was composed by Simon Panrucker. Voices: I don't care what you say! Gonna do what I want all day! 'Cause I'm king of the world! I'm king of the world! Unnamed striped shirted kid Clarence and Julien break the fourth wall (Julien smashes a watermelon with a baseball bat causing the juice inside the watermelon to fly at the screen and Clarence knocks his face into the screen). The opening siren from the Looney Tunes theme is sampled at the very beginning as the camera zooms out from Clarence's eyes as hits one of the remote control buttons. One of the clips used (the treehouse) will be part of Too Gross For Comfort. However there are differences in the intro and the episode. The one of the clips flashing at the beginning of the intro is the backyard of Chalmers Santiago's house.

There is a rough animatic version of the intro in Tumblr. In Season 2, a "CARTOON NETWORK ORIGINAL" (written in white) appears on the bottom of the "CLARENCE" logo. Similar to all other CN Originals (Except for Gumball and Steven Universe) (Regular Show, which was the first show to introduce it), followed by others (Uncle Grandpa, Adventure Time, and We Bare Bears) Voice Responses are contextually triggered lines that play after the player has achieved something, for instance killing a certain amount of enemies with a Primary or Melee Weapon, or the player has triggered something, like being set on fire. The Sniper has several vocal responses, all of which are listed below (excluding Voice Commands). All voice lines associated with a player-initiated taunt are located in the Sniper taunts page along with a description of the animation. Halloween / Full Moon responses With Sir Shootsalot equipped With Magical Mercenary equippedBrand New Guy Lyrics

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I used to listen to those songs on YouTube, watch the videos like everyday and get high to it. I really liked his music. I wanted to work with him so bad. So by the time that ‘Purple Swag’ started buzzing just a little bit, you know Q, he’s reluctant. He doesn’t really like go collabing with artists. Only way he’s going to collab with you is if he really has a personal connection with you, and it should be that way, because at the end of the day, all this music and shit has to have some real kind of substance and significance to it that makes sense. If it’s just, ‘Oh, we just did this for the money,’ that doesn’t mean anything. Most people are only like that. So when ‘Brand New Guy’ came up, it was like, I was reaching out to his people for months—not months—but a month, and it seemed like, you know, ‘Oh, he’ll do it,’ and then at that point, I was always one of those guys that wouldn’t get my hopes up high for something. I was one of those guys that would never let my hopes get up high over things like records or stuff like that.