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Mar 31
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Mar 13
Artistry 2: Aretha Franklin
Come on everybody and show her a little RESPECT!!! It's time for the Queen of Soul to shine and since she's a classic I'm sure a lot of people have parodies of her work done. Time to enter them in our Aretha Franklin Artistry 2 competition. It doesn't matter if you've joined us in the past just make sure to join us now and don't be a chain of fools! (Comments & Parodies)
Comedy Song Recordings -> Latest Entries
Apr 18
a parody of "E.T." by Katy Perry
Originally uploaded May 24, 2011 (almost 3 years ago) Yeah it's morally wrong to actually treat people like crap and regard them as low and undeserving of anything, but in a satirical environment it's all good if it's not really how one thinks (not to sound overly utilitarian). Consider the narrator of the song as an actor portraying how a conservative douche would think about Mexican immigration to the U.S. but these aren't really my genuine words.
YouTube: (wmv avi hell i don't remember)
Mar 27
a parody of "You Give Love A Bad Name" by Bon Jovi
Abbott is a pretty weird name, but hey, it could be worse...right?
YouTube: (YouTube)
Feb 27
a parody of "Dark Horse" by Katy Perry (feat. Juicy J)
Sung by Claireopatra and NIb Oswald, video coming soon.
Soundcloud: (mp3)
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Song Parody Lyrics -> Latest Entries 
April 23, 2014
"Total Eclipse of the Car" by Michael Pacholek
Originally...
"Total Eclipse of the Heart" by Bonnie Tyler
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Newest Quizzes for January 20, 2014
- Moscow Music Peace Festival Trivia (multiple choice) by Alan
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Misheard Lyrics Stories -> Latest Entries
"Jet Airliner," Steve Miller Band
Misheard Lyrics:
We're gonna chow down at Lina's
Original Lyrics:
Big old jet airliner
Story about this misheard lyric by: John Linus: My friends were laughing their heads off when they heard me say this.
"Leave This Town," Thin Lizzy
Misheard Lyrics:
I was fooling around with the sheriff's daughter
She was a real fine fox ...
He showed me his mad gnome
He showed me his shotgun
He stuck it in my face
And said, "Boy, I think you best be gone"
She was a real fine fox ...
He showed me his mad gnome
He showed me his shotgun
He stuck it in my face
And said, "Boy, I think you best be gone"
Original Lyrics:
I was fooling around with the sheriff's daughter
She was a real fine fox ...
He showed me his magnum
He showed me his shotgun
He stuck it in my face
And said, "Boy, I think you best be gone"
She was a real fine fox ...
He showed me his magnum
He showed me his shotgun
He stuck it in my face
And said, "Boy, I think you best be gone"
Story about this misheard lyric by: Mahnfried: On the "Renegade" album by Thin Lizzy, there were two songs with parts in which Philipp Lynott is somehow "grunting" some words which are a bit distorted acoustically and therefore hard to understand. One of them is "Leave This Town". I listened to this grunting part in that song and always understood in the middle of it "...he showed me his mad gnome" instead of "...he showed me his magnum". I somehow imagined some kind of evil dwarf like in the James Bond movie "The Man with the Golden Gun", this was my "mad gnome".
Add a Letter to a Song Title -> Latest Entries
Dorothy Jansen
Dorothy Jansen
"After The Morning Rafter" originally "After The Morning After" by Frankie Beverly & Maze
Can't use "crafter", that adds 2 letters.
Isac
"Rafter The Morning After" originally "After The Morning After" by Frankie Beverly & Maze
That's a very funny title if I do say so myself!
Isac
"After The Mourning After" originally "After The Morning After" by Frankie Beverly & Maze
Same pronounciation, but with one more letter
Isac
Candy Welty
Candy Welty
Candy Welty
Samantha Wayland
Regina Olsen
Songs for Duets, That Haven't Been Done Yet -> Latest Entries
Not Gonna Die For You
"Not Gonna Die," Skillet and "Die For You," Otherwise
- Submitted by: Garrison
- Submitted by: Garrison
Little Lighthouse
"Little House," Amanda Seyfried and "Lighthouse," Otherwise
I hope the ships can see it at night. - Submitted by: Garrison
I hope the ships can see it at night. - Submitted by: Garrison
Here To Die For You
"Here To Die," Five Finger Death Punch and "Die For You," Otherwise
That's some serious devotion right there. - Submitted by: Garrison
That's some serious devotion right there. - Submitted by: Garrison
Don't Be Afraid of Monsters
"Don't Be Afraid," Otherwise and "Monster," Disturbed
They're not real. - Submitted by: Garrison
They're not real. - Submitted by: Garrison
Vegas Girlfriend
"Vegas Girl," Otherwise and "Girlfriend," Avril Lavigne
I'm not saying she's a gold digger. - Submitted by: Garrison
I'm not saying she's a gold digger. - Submitted by: Garrison
Crimson Mask
"Crimson," Otherwise and "Mask," Sepultura
Pro-wrestling lingo for a bloody face. - Submitted by: Garrison
Pro-wrestling lingo for a bloody face. - Submitted by: Garrison
Use a Song Title to Answer a Different Song -> Latest Entries
Vainity Songs -> Latest Entries
Jimmy Clanton"Go Jimmy Go"
1959 hit single; reached the top 5 in the U.S. - Alina
1959 hit single; reached the top 5 in the U.S. - Alina
Band Name Anagrams -> Latest Entries
Fringe Eleven anagram of Finger Eleven Submitted by: Suzanne
Of course, 'fringe' is an anagram of 'finger'!
Kill Main Wash anagram of Hank Williams Submitted by: Mr. Bump
Joli Pins Jan anagram of Janis Joplin Submitted by: Mr. Bump
Song Title Anagrams -> Latest Entries
"Dunk Thorn With Empathy" originally "Don't Phunk With My Heart," Black Eyed Peas
The best I could do...
Submitted by: Pat Mahiney
"Ten-Win Season" originally "New Sensation," INXS
Would be ideal for an American football (NFL) team
Submitted by: Alexis
"Tensions Wane" originally "New Sensation," INXS
Submitted by: Alexis
"Tension Wanes" originally "New Sensation," INXS
Submitted by: Alexis
"Annie Won Sets" originally "New Sensation," INXS
She must have been playing tennis?
Submitted by: Alexis
"Anne's Not Wise" originally "New Sensation," INXS
Submitted by: Alexis
"Wait? Nonsense!" originally "New Sensation," INXS
Submitted by: Alexis
"For A Temp" originally "Part Of Me," Katy Perry
Submitted by: Alina
"Farm Poet" originally "Part Of Me," Katy Perry
Submitted by: Alina
"From Tape" originally "Part Of Me," Katy Perry
Submitted by: Alina
"Frame Top" originally "Part Of Me," Katy Perry
Submitted by: Alina
"Any Witch" originally "Why Can't I?," Liz Phair
Submitted by: Alexis
"With Cyan" originally "Why Can't I?," Liz Phair
Cyan = bluish-green/turquoise color
Submitted by: Alexis
"Why Can It?" originally "Why Can't I?," Liz Phair
Almost a negation of the original title!
Submitted by: Alexis
"Bach Hall Panic" originally "Pinball Cha Cha," Yello
Submitted by: Lisa Rose
"Chin A Chap Ball" originally "Pinball Cha Cha," Yello
Submitted by: Lisa Rose
"Chap A Chin Ball" originally "Pinball Cha Cha," Yello
Submitted by: Lisa Rose
"A Chin Chap Ball" originally "Pinball Cha Cha," Yello
Submitted by: Lisa Rose
"A Chap Chin Ball" originally "Pinball Cha Cha," Yello
Submitted by: Lisa Rose
Upbeat Songs With Depressing Lyrics -> Latest Entries
"I Don't Like Mondays" by Boomtown Rats
The Lyrics:
Tell me why I don't like Mondays (3X)
I wanna sho-o-o-o-t the whole day down.
I wanna sho-o-o-o-t the whole day down.
Why:
Another fact-based tragic song with an upbeat melody. Based on 16-year-old Brenda Ann Spencer's shooting spree in San Diego. Ironic, since Brenda herself was upbeat (as in remorseless) when she told the authorities "I don't like Mondays. This livens the day."
Submitted by: Katy
Album Cover Parodies
Native American Music
"Native American Music"
Submitted by: White Rose
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