mash up

Naturally, by 'hottest' I meant comically absurd, hilarious, an unfortunate reflection of the times we live in. But I mean, hey, heal pain through laughter or something like that, right? Stephen Colbert would seem hellbent at keeping up with that memo. 

Until this point in time I had no idea just how much my life was lacking in color until The Blind Editor masterfully spliced together two of the arguably best videos on YouTube to date. And the original Leeroy Jenkins video below for those of you that might be like me now, craving a trip down memory lane. Long live, LEEROY!

Peggy Hill is a goddess of domestication, just like Nicki Minaj.

Vulture has found a really good niche in the mash up space and they proved it again with combining footage of King of the Hill with Nicki Minaj's "Hey Mama". It's great.

"Hey Mama" is a celebration of nesting. Taking care of others and getting plenty in return. Who matches that more than Peggy Hill?

Vulture's mash ups continue to be super fun to watch. Like when Doug called Patti Mayonnaise his "Trap Queen" or when Miss Piggy demanded of Kermit that "B*tch Better Have My Money"

You're doing the world a service you clever geniuses.

Though to be honest, this Disney/Star Wars mash up is pretty watchable.

Guy unexpectedly busts out a medley of Dr. Dre songs randomly in an Arizona bar as people react. Songs in his mashup include Still Dre and What's the Difference.

I don't know. Would House of Card's Frank Underwood really invest any of his precious time in trying to catch 'em all? Or would he in fact just go full psycho-mode and commit all his time and resources to getting at least 1,000 Gyarados'? Probably the latter.

Clocks, by Coldplay, combined with Chicago, by Sufjan Stevens. Conceived and performed by Joe Edmonds.