Awesome Parodies

(Crude humor) Smosh Games pokes fun at Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag. Be reminded of the game’s morally corrupt hero, his Neo-level learning curve, the insanely boring meta-game aspect and more.

(NSFW) In a rare sighting of the word “honest” together with The Wolf of Wall Street, Screen Junkies breaks down the quintessential Scorsese flick: tracking shots, disgusting main character and a failed Oscar grab for Leo.

(NSFW: Language) Wikipedia is the start of our ascent descent journey towards a hive mind. TL;DR Wikipedia is our collective common sense. It’s The Onion of general information. It’s the Fake Science of trivia. It’s the Wikipedia of snark.

An offshoot of the hipster hyperbole TV show, The Portlandia Activity Book is filled with fun activities and ideas like crowdfunding your baby, how to be a critic, a tarot card expansion pack and conversation starters and stoppers.

Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead games are episodic adventures with difficult choices and unforeseen consequences. Dorkly imagines what the developer’s take on Super Mario Bros. would be. Luigi will no longer remember that.

Graphic designer Clif Dickens of Honest Slogans continues to mock popular brands, telling us what we can really expect from products, rather than the typical marketing B.S. That Chick-fil-A thing really did happen to us last week.

Vine user Red 6 shares his compilation of life hacks. Although in his case they’re more about ideas that you shouldn’t bother trying out. The ice cube trick would’ve worked if you added a bit of patience.

The Onion interviews a longtime couple who has found the secret to keeping their relationship fresh and exciting through the years: arguing in different positions and places. You naughty folks. Seriously though stop doing it in public.

Action star Danny Trejo reveals what he does in his downtime: making animal-shaped bread. It’s the funniest self-parody we’ve seen since we witnessed DMX sing a Christmas song. We’d like to see Tom Waits sell artisanal tea.

A silly edit of putting footage from The Masters doctored to make it look like it’s taking place on a miniature golf course. The hole with the gopher is priceless. They really should consider adding obstacles like these on the greens.

In this timely commercial for social media management specialist Hoot Suite, the dominant players in social networking are presented in the style of Game of Thrones’ opening sequence. Snapchat is coming.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber Maddox pokes fun at some of the most annoying, yet common practices on the popular video site. Seriously, YouTube should have never added annotations. And who really wants to see an unboxing?

(NSFW, Gore) Smosh Games pokes fun at Rockstar’s latest thug simulator and mini games mega pack, including its wonderfully inaccurate take on Los Angeles, cutting edge hospitals and the chaos festival that is GTA Online.

Honda parodies the hipster DIY culture with its April Fools’ Day gag – a car that comes completely disassembled, with over 180,000 individual pieces. We’d like to think they hired IKEA to create the assembly manuals.

We still wouldn’t pay a cent for Goat Simulator, but that doesn’t mean we can’t appreciate Coffee Stain Studios’ humor. The studio parodied the dramatic Dead Island trailer to launch their intentionally broken ragdoll physics game.

Carbot Animations made this adorable animated remake of the cinematic trailer for Diablo III: Reaper of Souls, where the angel of death Malthael steals Diablo’s cage from Tyrael and the Horadrim. Loot before you scoot!

(NSFW) If you didn’t want things to escalate quickly, you shouldn’t have married the dude who gave you a lollipop as an engagement ring. Aubrey Plaza stars in this creepy parody of an old Ring Pop commercial.

(Gore) The 2014 Game Developers Conference gave a lifetime achievement award to former Sony CEO Ken Kutaragi, the man responsible for the existence of the PlayStation. This is his story. Seriously. We refuse to believe otherwise.

(NSFW: Language) Dissolve created this parody of horribly clichéd and manipulative corporate videos and commercials using their own stock footage. Based on an original post by Kendra Eash from McSweeney’s Internet Tendency.

A spot-on parody of Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee – from the intro, the editing and the dialogue – where two dudes talk about walking. A couple more of these and he’ll be having coffee and toffee with Seinfeld.

With this Dothraki language course, humans, giants and even bastards will be conversing with nomadic warriors in no time. Nacho Punch parodies a late 90s commercial for BBC’s Muzzy educational cartoons.

“The Meat Planet was formed 15 billion years ago, when an early god exploded or something at 40,000 mph.” Darren Cullen & Mark Tolson remixed Carl Sagan’s lines from Cosmos to create this hilarious profile of The Meat Planet.

Seinfeld is known as the “show about nothing.” However, LJ Frezza must have misheard it, because he turned the sitcom into a show about no one. Seinfeld meets 28 Days Later in this hilarious, sad, and creepy supercut.