Awesome Parodies

From the genius behind The Gentleman’s Rant comes the finale of John Elerick’s Short Film trilogy. A powerful commentary on just how far you can take a simple joke. From the looks of it, pretty far.

(NSFW: Language, SPOILERS) CH and Doc Octoroc give the most confusing TV series ever made a 16-bit RPG recap with lots of bashing on the side. It’s like Chrono Trigger but with despicable characters.

Canadian comedy show Lol :-) pays tribute to the unsung hero of some of today’s music. We’re not sure how the guys behind the booth can hear the singer’s true “voice”, but screw it. It’s funny.

(NSFW: Language, Offensive humor) We’ve featured a few quirky trophies, but these ones ordered by Redditor patchorang’s brother deserve their own trophies for being so damned funny.

(Spoilers) Do not watch this if you haven’t yet seen every episode of The Walking Dead yet. But if you have, then you might enjoy this thoroughly silly, zombie-infused take on Dumb Ways to Die.

YouTuber MegaSteakMan parodies the Dumb Ways to Die viral ad, appropriating it to show some of the most annoying ways of losing or dying in video games. What, no Blue Shell?!

(NSFW: Language) Collegehumor makes listening to Nickelback’s insanely overplayed tune bearable with this hilarious jab at Instagram addicts. But seriously guys, stop it. We know what food looks like.

Cinesaurus puts a more positive spin on the funny but morbid viral ad Dumb Ways to Die, making a song that stars the Curiosity rover and other geeky references. Let’s call it a constructive parody.

The Onion Talks pokes fun at the sometimes pretentious TED Talks. The latest video talks about a recent online trend: clueless companies hiring other people to connect them to social media.

Africans are dealing with many serious issues, but they want to remind us that like any other place on Earth, Africa is a huge continent with many facets. And that living in Norway can suck too.

Key & Peele take on a tried and tested action movie trope: the old hero who’s quit the game and went off the grid way before the start of the movie. You know what happens next. Or do you?

Walter White and Jesse Pinkman take time off from their misadventures to present Breaking Bread, where they’ll show us how to bake rum-spiced pumpkin pie. It’s like 96.7% pure pie. Yo.

YouTuber ClownBabyPro pokes fun at the cringe-inducing marijuana episode from family-friendly TV show 7th Heaven by mashing up the climactic scene with a now famous track. And then some.

(NSFW) The Web is filled with videos showcasing the beauty and diversity of our planet and its inhabitants. These videos are prime material for totally wasted people like YouTuber Travis Green.

Got 40 seconds right now for something amusing? Check out Google House View (beta), coming soon to a neighborhood near you. After you watch, you might want to check your privacy settings.

What starts out as a simple LMFAO parody – which, come to think of it, is a feat in itself – quickly reveals its genius. There’s a very thin line between the party goer’s heaven and his hell.

If you know people who are obsessed with getting likes or hits, show them this hilarious parody by marketing agency John St., about making videos go viral. It even comes with its own website.

(NSFW) YouTuber Saul Tigh pays homage to the all-consuming Battlestar Galactica with this frakkin’ awesome parody of Simon & Garfunkel’s song that’ll have you spamming the replay button.

(NSFW) A shot-for-shot remake of the opening sequence of Simon & Simon by Adam Scott & Jon Hamm. But if you ask us the real star here is Jeff Probst. Stick to the end for the original sequence.

YouTube channel movieclipsTrailers pokes fun at the inadequacy of Apple’s new Maps app using clips from The Dark Knight. So that’s why Bats was all over the place in that movie. RAAAACHEEEL!

If you’re reading the comments section on a website and you see a dumb blurb from someone with the handle ‘Ken M’, don’t even bother replying. His mission in life is to be deliberately asinine.

Infomercials are like shows. We’ve seen so many of them that we can recognize its tropes, as shown here by Pleated Jeans. They forgot the part where a celebrity past his prime joins the host.

Gorburger has begun his weekly internet invasions to satisfy his blood lust and interview bands but not have sex with them because his genitalia is incompatible. First victims? Tegan and Sara.