Next thing we know we'll be hearing that the moon is flat.
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Via Funk Turkey
Funk Turkey let a bot write a song's worth of lyrics using a bunch of AC/DC lyrics as source material. They then took this word salad and performed it in the band's style. It seems like it hit the nail on the head. The song's called "Great Balls" for god's sake.
Via James Etue
The explanation for this is that that Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer used to make short spoof videos for the yearly Microsoft company party. Austin Powers was a pretty big deal there for a second, so now we have things like this just kinda floating around.
In response to reports of lower pollution and animals running around towns while everyone is holed up at home, Twitter has responded to the "we are the virus" concept with some jocular memery. Lo and behold, the majestic highway shark is coming back to the interstate.
Via Smooth Void
This is just gold. They nailed it in Shrek 2 with the Cops parody. The catnip was a beautiful touch.
When this woman asked a parody customer service Facebook account to get back into her game, they made sure to make her experience as strange as possible. Not sure if this woman was in on it from the start, just playing along, or if she was just super desperate to get back to playing her casino game. Either way, the things you can do with a fake customer service account are absolutely wonderful.
Obvious Plant produces tons of parody products like toys, costumes and snacks. So reap the rewards of their fantastical weirdness and tremendous sentence fragments! Here are a few more Obvious Plant products that planted laughter in our lives.
If you haven't seen these types of Antiques Roadshow gems made by writer @KeatonPatti, then you're in for a unique and funny wild ride. Part nostalgic nod and part writing exercise, these reimagined antiques have made us laugh too hard. The same dude who made these is also responsible for similarly absurd "bot-written" scripts like this Olive Garden commercial.
Via Sellout
In case you've been living under a rock on an isolated island somewhere, Fyre Festival has taken the online world by storm. It was an unbelievably ludicrous scam of a festival, that many people found themselves falling victim to. Promises that ended up being, empty-handed, and weaved on a giant web of lies. That being said, we've got a solid parody video that hits on some of the more ridiculous elements of the original Fyre Festival.
Coachella has released their lineup for this year, and twitter was there with their response. People thought up some pretty interesting and specific acts. Not much of a Coachella person, but would pay to see Sandra Bullock in a blindfold, just kinda wandering around.
