Kanye West Parody by Kevin Pereira

 

Kevin Pereira from G4 and Attack of The Show has done a parody of Kanye West’s excessive use of pitch auto-correction. Kevin explains, “Pitch auto-correction and a simple beat can make anything chart-worthy; even a freestyle about guacamole and expired milk.”

 

Reportedly, making the parody song "Kevye West: 808s & Expiration Dates (Guac Lockdown)" took fifteen minutes for the music, five minutes for the vocals, and the whole thing was created in GarageBand with standard built-in effects.

 

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Indexed >> Math can be funny!

I came upon this curious blog Indexed by Jessica Hagy. She uses math (typically XY line charts and set graphs) to parody or comment on social, political, funny, etc. issues. The format is simple and clean, each post has a post title and a graph. Check out these few graphs and if you like the idea check out her blog.

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Parody >> Jerry O'Connol does Tom Cruise

Here is a hilarious video that actor Jerry O'Connell did for Funny or Die in which he parodies the now infamous Tom Cruise scientology interview. If the video doesnt work, watch it here.

In case you haven't watched the original Tom Cruise interview, you can watch it below. It starts a lil crazy but then it just goes nuts. NUTS...

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Bill Gates Last Microsoft Day Funny Parody

Bill Gates just gave his final Microsoft keynote at the 2008 CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. To answer the question of what he will do with his free time once he retires from day to day operations at Microsoft he played this extremely funny video. Honestly, after watching this video, I think he's way cooler than Steve Jobs. He does not take himself too seriously and does not mind being the butt of the joke. Big name stars such as Bono from U2, George Clooney, Steven Spielberg, Hilary Clinton, Obama, Matthew McConaughey and Jay-Z make cameos in the parody video. Watch it below.

Video: Bill Gates - Last day at Microsoft - CES 2008

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