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Kev thought he'd be all sneaky, and go and promote his own music instead of the band's at his dad's wedding. The wedding was supposed to be stocked with music industry people, so Kev seemed to be taking his big shot. Well, the band picked up wind of what was going on, and managed to put together a very different CD featuring a parrot that just wanted the world to hear its song. The band managed to swap their CD for Kev's before the wedding, and the rest is history. Can't imagine the mortified look on Kev's face when that Parrot started belting it out. 

Well, all we can say here is that he certainly got one over on an unsuspecting tour manager. The rest is gold. 

Before all the stylists, art direction and good lighting, a band is just a bunch of people who are trying to convince everyone that they're a band. Sometimes the pieces fit together, and sometimes they don't. This can lead to some incredibly weird and awkward album covers. Everyone has growing pains, and with that said, there's actually some legit bands in here.

Anyone who's been to a few concerts has experienced that sinking feeling when they realize, "oh, god, these guys are not good live" and then you just have to bear through their set feeling different and realizing you spent too much money on a stupid thing. Sometimes it's not even the performance. Sometimes the artist just has no respect for their fans, or spends 30 minutes talking about conspiracy theories.

This tour manager decided to berate and talk down to his staff, and ended up paying the ultimate price. You see, that staff that's responsible for making sure things run smoothly decided to tinker with the feedback. Sounds like that alone ended up costing the guy his job. Yikes. 

Smash Mouth has spoken in regards to where they stand with the whole "Straight Pride Parade" being planned by a few dudes out of Boston. Simply put, they're not having any of it. And Twitter can't get enough of Smash Mouth yelling at the rest of the online world about how they feel about a "Straight Pride Parade." 

Smash Mouth fired off a shot at Drake on Twitter after he was caught on camera standing up at the Raptors game. Let's just say people were ready to shove Smash Mouth and their petty complaint all over the place. 

American stand-up comedian, John Mulaney, and some of his quotes go terribly well with band names. Whether it's Blink-182 or My Chemical romance, this list includes some of the most loved and loathed and trolled, bands of the 2000s; and as it turns out, they pair wonderfully well with some John Mulaney funnies.