A self explanatory parody that addresses the reality of our current political landscape: dinosaurs in office that have completely lost touch with anything except their own political ambitions and the access to power and wealth. Never has it been clearer … Continued
And no, this was not debunked, it actually happened – There’s a difference between debunked and denied, you know. Sign up for our mailing list below (never shared) and we’ll notify you when we post a new parody: If … Continued
A parody of the popular carol “12 Days,” this is the holiday song that keeps on giving. This is the most popular holiday parody we produced by far. It covers Trump’s Mess for 2017. We also have an updated version … Continued
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The hip and cool iconic classic from 1967, The Age of Aquarius, sets the stage for this parody called The Age That Will Bury Us. Because the title and lyrics are a bit weighty, though funny too, we left the … Continued
Where Have All the Flowers Gone was a big hit as a protest song back in 1955 when Pete Seeger wrote it. We’ve used it with some updates to ask the question, where have all the statesmen gone.” We’ve kept … Continued