Awesome Parodies

The Bilderbergers poke fun at the seemingly never-ending stream of mobile apps that solve our ridiculous first-world problems. In this case, the app is designed to help you schedule your poop, and gamifies your bathroom habits.

Frogger meets funk in this parody of the classic music video for Jamiroquai’s hit song Virtual Insanity. Control lead singer Jay Kay as he sashays over a moving floor and avoid the chairs sliding all around him.

SMS Racing is a virtual reality parody racing game for the Samsung Gear VR and Galaxy Note 4. During the race, both you and the AI racers are sent silly text messages that you have to reply to within 10 seconds. Non-VR version here.

YouTuber Mix Minus strips the song from Kevin Bacon’s classic angry warehouse dance scene in Footloose. How the heck did he hear his car’s stereo all the way through anyway? At least Bret had a sax player with him.

(PG-13) “This girl thinks she deserves to be on camera?! She’s not a 10!” The entire third episode of Inside Amy Schumer‘s latest season is a parody of 12 Angry Men. The jurors are deciding if Amy is hot enough to be on TV.

Unlike his Heavy video, Joerg Sprave didn’t bother reenacting Team Fortress 2‘s Meet the Medic commercial to present his slingshot version of the syringe gun. It actually fires faster than its video game counterpart.

(PG-13 Language) We all know that Mario is supposed to be a plumber, but we’ve never seen him fix a toilet. Thanks to ADHD, we now know would it be like if a real world plumber got dropped into the Mushroom Kingdom.

(PG-13: Language) “I wish somebody would tase me right now/This story’s ’bout as sexy as rabies right now.” For its 100th episode, Screen Junkies takes on one of the most awful movies ever made and the cursed book it’s based on.

“Me-sa back!” YouTuber murdockmotion is a true disciple of the Dark Side, for he knows the villain that Star Wars fans deserve: Darth Jar Jar. The only way he’ll be more hated is if his apprentice was a midi-chlorian.

Don’t know what was so special about May 4? Let UCB Comedy and Star Trek: Voyager actor Tim Russ explain everything that’s important about Star Wars and its birthday, including the Fourth, the Death Ball and of course the girl character.

The Sinker of Threes, the Atlanta Wargs, the King of Chemistry and more vie for the Larry O’Brien throne in the third installment of Bleacher Report and Mutsack’s Game of Thrones and NBA mashup. Valar Moreflopping.

SNL pokes fun at Marvel’s seeming inability to deliver on a compelling female superhero on screen, as they completely miss the point of Black Widow, and cast her in a romantic comedy. It’s not like DC has done any better.

“…listen, I’ve got powers too and they’re pretty sweet.” Hawkeye doesn’t have a suit of armor or any super powers, but Jeremy Renner wants you to know that he’s got other abilities too. Plus he’s got an amazing series of comic books.

PixelsPerSecond pokes fun at the problems just about anyone who’s ever tried to do a video conference have encountered, only this time, it’s the fate of the world that depends on a decent broadband connection.

YouTuber bjalvo’s explosive exposé reveals “what actually happens when gay guys see other gay guys and straight people aren’t around.” And we thought fist bumping while barely looking each other in the eye was cool.

Sesame Street parodies this summer’s blockbuster Avengers: Age of Ultron, replacing our protagonists with a bunch of nutritionally-conscious heroes. Except for Cookie Monster. And Zuchin-eye is as useless as you’d expect.

(SPOILERS) YouTuber Alex Cohen enumerates the many monarchs and other characters in Game of Thrones set to the ’80s TV parody theme from Adult Swim’s Too Many Cooks. Now make one with all of the cooking shows on Earth.

We already know that our life will never be as interesting as a GoPro commercial. Or will it? YouTuber Braziliandanny says: not with that attitude. Here’s an exciting look at his job. Copying files! Emailing files! Mailing files! Files!

Bobby Burns revamps the trailer for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and replaces our superfoes with their cartoony predecessors – with Christopher Reeve as the Man of Steel, and Adam West as The not-so-Dark Knight.

Artist Max Dalton made a Where’s Waldo parody featuring Walter White and other characters and objects from Breaking Bad. The print measures 18″x 24″ and is limited to 250 copies. Available framed or unframed.

Ben & Jerry’s parodies Apple’s iconic – and now ironic – 1984 Super Bowl ad to promote its new ice cream sandwich. The Brrr-ito is made of two scoops of ice cream topped with cookie crumbles and fudge and packed in a waffle wrap.

YouTuber Wob38 sums up another year in the New York Knicks’ disastrous run, sarcastically set to the NCAA championship theme. You can probably make a similar video for any team in any sport, but only the Knicks have Lou Amundson.

YouTuber oskararnarson lifted a dramatic long take from Interstellar to distill how many fans reacted to the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens teaser. It’s also exactly how we look like when we’re paying our bills.