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The songs, in order, are: Bop it -> Toxic (Tetris Theme) -> Sk8er Boy (Bop it, Don't Stop Believing) -> All the Small Things (Bop It, Don't Stop Believing) -> Bop it Interlude -> Pokemon Theme (Bop it -> Basket Case) -> Basket Case (Take On Me) -> Bop it Interlude -> How to Save a Life (Banana Phone) -> Snow, How to Save a Life -> Somebody Told Me (Bop it, Hey Ya) -> Hey Ya (I Want it That Way) -> I Want it That Way -> Bop it Interlude -> End

It's everyone's favorite Thursday night NBC comedy about two-year colleges, remixed!

Cultural archivers and performers CDZA are at it again, this time with a mashup of hit songs for wooing women from every year since 1955. If the song's from the year you were born, there's a good chance you were conceived to it. Which hit were YOUR parents listening to?

Oh Alice, if your surprise rendition of Lady Gaga from your set at Bonnaroo proved anything, it's that you're a rebel through and through. Because there's nothing more shock rock than shocking your own fanbase with a cover of a radio-friendly hit.

The beginning, in case you're wondering, is spliced with scenes of Bela Lugosi from the hit blockbuster movie Plan 9 From Outer Space. The reference almost makes up for the rest of it.

Look, covering Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend" with empty buckets of dairy product is not new. At all. The meme was already a minor YouTube fad last fall and lasted for several months, after which people got tired of it and moved on to paraplegic salamanders or whatever the next craze happened to be.

But yesterday a video of the same meme performed by 12-year-old and 8-year-old siblings hit YouTube, and the internet, with an attention span scorned even by goldfish, is hailing this "novel" take on Robyn's hit single as if it was never driven into the ground six months ago. Still, the kids are adorable and their voices blend well together, so who are we to begrudge their internet fame? At least it's a welcome break from that other pop song about calling people.

It's Play Your Ukulele Day! No, seriously, it is. Somehow the Internet decided to make it a thing. In celebration, here's an old but classic video of a man with god-tier uke skills covering The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps."

A new video featuring the same kids who brought a fresh perspective to Radiohead, only this time with less moping and more raving.

Okay, so they're not really played at once. But this mashup of Katy Perry, LMFAO, Rihanna, One Direction, Carly Rae Jepsen, and more will make you question whether we aren't just listening to the same song on repeat whenever we turn on the radio.

The Pixies have never sounded so good.