Awesome Gregory Brothers

During an interview with Julian Shapiro-Barnum of Recess Therapy, a seven-year-old boy named Tariq charmed the entire world with his enthusiasm for corn on the cob. Now this viral video has been transformed into a song by schmoyoho, aka The Gregory Brothers. We can’t imagine a more beautiful thing.

The Gregory Brothers aka Schmoyoho take us back in the rewind machine to some of the memes they songified over the course of the last 10 years. With classics like Bedroom Intruder, the Backin’ Up lady, and the Dayum Dayum Dayum guy, it brought a little tear to our eye.

The eponymous hero in Portal A’s intentionally D-grade VHS short film must avenge the death of his best friend, who was murdered by an evil fascist android. The nunchuck vs. machine gun scene was awesome, though it could have played out much longer.

The latest episode of The Gregory Brothers’ Song Voyage sees them off on a vacation in Australia, but they’re not singing about Vegemite sandwiches. Instead, they seem to be obsessed with their own land down under.

(PG-13: Language) The Gregory Brothers introduce us to vocalist Takeo Ischi, also known as “the greatest Chicken Yodeler the world has ever seen.” We have no idea what we just watched, but we’re pretty sure it was awesome. Also, we found this when researching Ischi.

Candace Payne’s gleeful video of her testing out her new Chewbacca mask has been seen over a 137 million times on her Facebook page alone. So it’s no wonder that The Gregory Brothers hopped on the bandwagon, and turned her unending joy into an equally upbeat little song.

The Gregory Brothers borrow a page from Chase Holfelder’s Major to Minor, transforming happy songs into sad ones. For their holiday jam, they turned Jingle Bells into a dark sort of dirge that belongs in a Tim Burton movie.

The Gregory Brothers songify Tom Brady’s ridiculous Inflategate press conference, turning the best soundbites into a hilarious track that will give a good chuckle to those with a juvenile sense of humor (like us.) Balls.

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from The Gregory Brothers, but they were just waiting for the right meme to hit before songifying it. And if you don’t know what we’re talking about, apparently you don’t watch the internet.

This special episode of Mental Floss is hosted by The Gregory Brothers, and schools us on some of the wonderful and unlikely stories behind popular song lyrics over the years. “Scrambled eggs. Oh my, baby how I love your legs…”

The Gregory Brothers jumped onto the story of Cleveland’s heroic Charles Ramsay quicker than you can say “big testicles,” with their songified version of his colorful post-rescue interview. So grab some ribs and sing along!

DAYUM DAYUM DAAAAYUM! The Gregory Brothers’ latest hit is a remix of YouTuber Daym Drops’ glowing and hilariously passionate review of Five Guys Burger and Fries. Available on iTunes.

The Gregory Brothers play WikiWars. The goal is to get from one Wikipedia article to another using only links within Wikipedia. There’s actually a game built around this exact same rule.

We figured it wouldn’t take long before George Lindell, the Reality Hits You Hard Bro dude would get Songified by the Gregory Brothers. The whole world asked for it, so Foom! here you go.

The Gregory Brothers have built a career out of songifying. Now with their free iOS app, you can try your hand at songifying too. It auto-tunes audio and even adds music to it! Success not included.

Remember the eHarmony Cat Lover? How about Nyan Cat? And the Gregory Brothers? These (and many other cats) head on a direct collision course in their latest auto-tuned wad of bubble gum.

(NSFW: Language) The inevitable Gregory Brothers x Charlie Sheen mash-up. If you’re one of the few people who haven’t heard Charlie Sheen’s gnarly rants, this is the best way to hear them: songified.

The Gregory Brothers finally got their hands on New York gubernatorial candidate Jimmy McMillan’s classic “Rent is Too Damn High!” debate speech, and turned it into a catchy tune. Sing along!

Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell is in a predicament, having felt the need to clarify that despite past statements, she is not a witch. She is you. The Gregory Brothers help her sing it.