unironic 
adjective
Not ironic.I hear from New York that unironic is the new ironic....
- Where today's celebration of nature uses language in an unironic slideshow of clichés the Romantics recognised only failure: words, corpses.
- But it's such an infuriatingly bland blend of pop-psychology, unironic platitudes and meandering rock, I wouldn't stop at politely sweeping it under the rug.
Derivatives
unironically
- ‘We did not have time for drama,’ he says unironically.
- She wrote nice things about it and then compared my online presence to my actual presence, unironically demanding to know what had happened to ‘the ranting’.
- Unconscionable facial hair was involved, as were songs in which the male member was unironically compared to a pistol.