parody

While many people enjoy listening to traditional Christmas music during the holidays, others can't wait to bust a gut laughing while listening to these classic parodies.

Freezing rain, sleet and snow -- just the mention of winter precipitation down south sends many to Walmart searching for bread, milk, and canned goods. Businesses and schools also shut down. Here's a little parody song that explains it a little better.

Someone made a "Breaking Bad" parody of "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?", from the movie "Frozen". It's wildly inappropriate...and VERY funny.

When will people STOP IT with these "Frozen" parodies? Some guy on YouTube sang "Let It Go", but made it all about growing facial hair for "Movember".

Landon came across this little tidbit about Weird Al that I thought you might find interesting...

Whether it's mimicking a light sabre or impersonating Darth Vader, we've all tried to do the sound effects from the movies. Well, one guy took it a bit further and replaced all of the effects by dubbing in mouth noises. The effects are horrible, which makes it one of the funniest videos you'll see all day.

A Fox News anchor named Heather Childers was talking about the NCAA championship yesterday morning. And accidentally said "N-Double-A-C-P" instead...which is the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Which is AMAZING. Because "Saturday Night Live" did the SAME thing in a Fox News parody this weekend.

My wife and I recently started watching the HBO series 'True Detective' starring Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey, which has been an awesome series so far. But, if you've seen the show, you know that McConaughey's character 'Rustin Cohle' is very eccentric and kind of hard to understand at times. Watch this hilarious parody, starring 'Community's' Joel McHale and Jim Rash, that highlights t

We've all seen the public service announcement about bullying. It's a serious subject and it does get better! This is a funny twist on the whole thing. A warning to the popular kids in school.

You know those PSA's for bullied kids where someone always promises that "it gets better" after high school? Well, someone made a parody where people who WERE popular in high school explain that...for popular kids, it DOESN'T get better.

A physics grad student did a take-off on Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody". It's called "Bohemian Gravity", and it's about string theory.

‘Conan’ sidekick Andy Richter has no idea who Kim Jong-il is, but that didn’t stop him from doing a video obituary for him on Monday’s show.