Excuse me, Mr. Bush!
Say No to Crack has managed to entertain me, yet again. This video was featured in the daily e-mail newsletter I receive from them, and it had me in stitches! (I friggin' love [good] parodies!)
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Say No to Crack has managed to entertain me, yet again. This video was featured in the daily e-mail newsletter I receive from them, and it had me in stitches! (I friggin' love [good] parodies!)
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Did someone catch-on to the greatness that is the "Brenda Dickson" parody, and have it removed from YouTube? I was in the mood to laugh so I wanted to watch it again, and when I did it was gone! Gone, I say! Gone! I'm so upset that someone chose to remove this fantastic video from the online world!
...so wrong....
Well, fine then! Here's another snippet of Brenda...that's still available (for now):
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10:45:00 PM
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A couple of days ago a friend of mine left a video comment on my MySpace profile. I hadn't actually ever seen this before on YouTube; at first I was taken aback but then I couldn't stop laughing! I don't know how long the "parody" video has been around, but if you haven't seen it before, watch it and then forward it on to as many people as you can! I'd love to get a viral video chain going:
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7:41:00 AM
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Labels: Brenda Frickson, MySpace, parody, YouTube
I'm at home sitting at my dining room table, E!'s Daily 10 on as background noise. Then I hear something about Alanis Morissette which, of course, peaks my interest. Such a fan! And the girl has just taken her talent to the next level -- I didn't even think that was possible.
If you haven't already seen this video you must tuck away a few moments to watch it:
This, my friends, is what pop culture is all about! Taking something that inundates American culture and elevating it to such a level of popularity it becomes disgusting! I'm actually surpised I didn't see anything about it on PerezHilton.com (if it was it was buried somewhere deep beneath the front page). It did, however, appear in one of my new favorite blogs, Carmen Van Kerckhove's Racialicious.
Granted, Alanis's move is a tad late in my opinion, but a hoot nonetheless. First of all, "Humps" has got to be one of the most absurd songs ever written, recorded, and awarded. Seriously! Ha ha! And by having Alanis interpret the song as a ballad merely proves that point. I'm sure this is exactly why she did what she did.
You can be the own judge of what position you think Alanis is taking. In the meantime, I would like to revisit the catalogue of our Canadian friend, and list my favorite 10 songs, with #1 being my most favorite!
Here we go:
10. Hands Clean (from the album Under Rug Swept)
9. Ironic (from the album Jagged Little Pill)
8. You Learn (from the album Jagged Little Pill)
7. Precious Illusions(from the album Under Rug Swept)
6. Everything (from the album So-Called Chaos)
5. You Learn (from the album Jagged Little Pill)
4. Crazy (Seal Cover) (from the album The Collection)
3. So Unsexy (from the album Under Rug Swept)
2. You Oughta Know (from the album Jagged Little Pill)
1. Thank You (from the album Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie)
Are you an Alanis fan as well? If so I'd love to know what you think of my list!![]()
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7:09:00 PM
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Labels: Alanis Morissette, Black-Eyed Peas, Humps, Jagged Little Pill, parody, pop culture, So-Called Chaos, Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, The Collection, Under Rug Swept