Awesome Parodies

Wizardry gone wrong. It always struck us as a bit careless that Hogwarts teaches children dangerous spells. I guess that’s to balance out the fact that their school grounds are filled with monsters.

What if after FOXHOUND was disbanded, Solid Snake decided to enter a more normal profession instead of joining Philanthrophy? Apparently the result would be Metal Gear Solid meets The Office.

Artist (or so she says) Charlotte Young does an oral equivalent of the Arty Bollocks Generator, mocking herself and all other pretentious bastards who butter up the truth with shallow verbiage.

Weird Al takes on Lady Gaga in his latest parody video. Funny thing is, he doesn’t look any more outrageous than Gaga herself. We’re pretty sure that’s not Al’s body, but we could be wrong.

David James Ross’ Arty Bollocks Generator instantly creates a formulaic, pretentious and senseless artist’s statement. Consider it a humorous reminder of what not to write.

Luke Cage channels the Old Spice Guy while he’s at Avengers headquarters. Actually he is the Old Spice Guy, Isaiah Mustafa, who incidentally was in talks with Marvel to play Luke Cage in a movie.

(NSFW: Language) We mean no offense to those with unfortunately-spelled or -pronounced names. The real stars of this fake ad are the new names that the Name Changery’s customers choose.

There are green vehicles that are as fast and sexy as gas-fed ones, and we wouldn’t trade our planet for even the most bad-ass ride. Neither of those beliefs stopped us from laughing at this spoof ad.

If you’re not yet ready to have a child, then don’t have sex use CollegeHumor’s Always Negative Pregnancy Test, and rest assured that you’ll always get the answer you want. Truth not included.

A priest is called to help a young lady who is being tormented and controlled by a devil – a Dirt Devil. Produced by Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg for the Centrino Clean Control vacuum cleaner.

Sprung from the nerdy genius mind of Conner Anderson, here’s an extremely amusing parody of Like A G6 by The Far East Movement – with lots and lots of D&D references. (Thanks, Dylan!)

Weird Al’s latest single, a spoof of Lady Gaga’s Born This Way, was not initially approved, but it’s a go now – good thing, since any song immortalized by Weird Al is classic. (Thanks Daniel!)

Behind the Music takes a look at the life of 14th century rockstar Giacomo the Merry. Make sure your great, great, great, great, great grandparents are not around – this is some hardcore stuff.

Remember how scary mommy’s nose was for baby Emerson? Turns out that’s not the only thing that the tot has his eyes fixed on. At least he finds a little something to laugh about.

(NSFW: Language) Billy Crystal wants to play Harry Burns again. The executives think it’s a good idea, but they have a couple of suggestions to help the movie appeal to today’s discerning moviegoer.

Carl Sagan takes a look at the various lifeforms throughout the known universe, their idiosyncrasies and idiotic customs, in this educational video that just gets weirder and weirder by the second.

We will not let these pigs destroy this country: the witty talent over at RoosterTeeth have created a “gritty” army drama trailer for Angry Birds: The Movie. We wish it were real. (Thanks Analoren!)

After seeing Rebecca Black released the dumbest song about Friday, the single – and apparently friendless – YouTube user gtstung decided to share how he spends his Fridays too. We feel you man.

A mashup of My Little Pony and Mass Effect 2. It’s still looks like an adventure of epic proportions, but way brighter and more colorful. Also, Shepard Pony doesn’t look like a pony at all.

Mike Lacher of Wonder Tonic parodies Apple, bad Powerpoint presentations and who knows what else with his fake pitch for the Brother IntelliFax 2800 App Store. That’s the Angry Birds fap btw.

A parody of 127 Hours animated by Rob Yulfo. The illustration’s not that polished, but it’s definitely got the Looney Tunes spirit. Makes us wish there was a “What Would Wile E. Do?” cartoon.

The Matrix for the 80s: a story about a computer-generated world – a world so empowering and addictive. But the more you spend in it the less you can distinguish what’s real and what’s not. Or not.

Brian Stuckey’s mixed media art gathers our most iconic breakfast mascots for one final meal. It took him 3 months to finish the whole thing. The actual table is 38 in long. Prints available on Etsy.