Chatroulette Me Maybe

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Just to make some strangers' day a little brighter, internet entertainer and drag enthusiast Steve Kardynal stripteased on Chatroulette to the tune of This Summer's Most Popular Song™. If the look on these random people's faces doesn't make your day, you might as well go back to bed.

Even Will Ferrell is Sick of Call Me Maybe

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Even Will Ferrell is Sick of Call Me Maybe
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Will Ferrell signed the wall with this plea earlier today at CBS This Morning. Between this and the "Some Song That I Used to Love" Gotye parody, I think it's safe to say that two of the biggest songs of this summer have officially worn out their welcome.

The 2012 USA Olympics Swimming Team Unwinds With Call Me Maybe

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The USA Olympics swimming team let loose as they traveled to London for the Big Games. The Olympics kick off today, and we've got continuing coverage over at Roflympics!

A Gotye/Carly Rae Jepsen Mashup Featuring a Music Video About Buttons

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We know, we know. You've heard both of these songs a million times before, and not even an adorable mashup of the two by Pomplamoose might keep you from rolling your eyes and saying "UGH, not AGAIN" (did you do that? Be honest!) But this arrangement is executed well enough to be worth your time, and the music video defies the obvious visuals by paying homage to the 2009 thriller "The Box" (or possibly "Button Button" by Richard Matheson, the short story on which the movie was based).

Star Wars Spliced and Scrambled into Call Me Maybe

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Star Wars! Call Me Maybe! Is there anything more you could possibly want, Internet? I didn't think so.

Call Me Maybe: College Edition

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The Big 10 college mascots put aside their rivalry (Ha! Just kidding. They were obviously nowhere near each other during shooting) to make a college-themed version of that song we're totally not sick of yet. Is a stadium routine coming next?

Share It Maybe

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Sesame Street joins the CRJ bandwagon, insidiously subverting the naive and superficial love-at-first-sight values contained in the original version by advocating an equal distribution of baked goods among consumers of unequal income. For the children.