This is the worst parody song ever featured on Jocktober, hands down and I just found out there’s a music video for it

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

I am seriously reconsidering my former sense of style for ever thinking LRG was cool. In my defense I was like 15 and not 47 and an obese morning show host in an obscure market.

 

[FingerofGod]

I’d argue it’s one of the best parody songs because it actually made me laugh and is pretty memorable. Also after going back to it I just noticed towards the end when they play vocals from the real song they censor “satellite” when he says “here we go here we go satellite radio”. Gotta love how insecure regular radio was.

 

[Coonskin]

What a wasted effort

 

[Meownaw]

I think WHAT'S IN THAT TACO MEAT is worse.

 

[TheGhostOfAbeVigoda]

The black chick part is gonna be stuck in my head now. I like how they say "style" like "stao".

"I luh dat chicken kung pao, dat chi-kin just mah stao"

This is a good song. Like Methods of Mayhem level good.

 

[Jizz]

I’d argue it’s one of the best parody songs because it actually made me laugh and is pretty memorable. Also after going back to it I just noticed towards the end when they play vocals from the real song they censor “satellite” when he says “here we go here we go satellite radio”. Gotta love how insecure regular radio was.

brings back some great fawking memories and I laughed when the wigger comes out with the won ton soup

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

I think WHAT'S IN THAT TACO MEAT is worse.

Post the video.

 

[Zeroman]

Post the video.

Too late. I already have the ear worm from seeing that sentence in print.

 

[Meownaw]

Too late. I already have the ear worm from seeing that sentence in print.

I hope @DMAN is proud.

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

I hope @DMAN is proud.

*that crab raanngoooon*

 

[IGotATreeOnMyHouse85]

I’d argue it’s one of the best parody songs because it actually made me laugh and is pretty memorable. Also after going back to it I just noticed towards the end when they play vocals from the real song they censor “satellite” when he says “here we go here we go satellite radio”. Gotta love how insecure regular radio was.

Don’t forget they were so insecure about it they started renaming stations FREE FM like that wasn’t obvious.

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

Thoughts after watching this five times: that’s a vurry nice RV. I also like that the song clearly has two acts. One guy wants Chinese food but the other guy wants a cheeseburger.

 

[THE D]

Is it beef? Or armadillo?

 

[KaNAMBLA Harris]

This bunch are wild

 

[RoxburyRick]

Im pretty partial to Todd's "Let's go Yankees."

 

[Lamont & Tonelli]

I can't judge this as parody because don't know what this is parodying. It sounds like they made that beat on one of Dan Sobel's keyboards.

 

[TheGhostOfAbeVigoda]

I can't judge this as parody because don't know what this is parodying. It sounds like they made that beat on one of Dan Sobel's keyboards.

 

[LingerLonger]

Also after going back to it I just noticed towards the end when they play vocals from the real song they censor “satellite” when he says “here we go here we go satellite radio”. Gotta love how insecure regular radio was.

They didn't have the balls to call out satellite radio like Scott and Todd. "And you can't be Sirius......XM".

 

[Lamont & Tonelli]

Oh, it's a Black-Eyed Peas song. Of fucking course it is. Yuck. I guess they did a good job on the parody, the meter and rhyme matches but there's no joke past "pao/pow" and the contrast of one guy wanting a burger. I guess it's not that weak for a morning zoo operation, even still I can't in good conscience put the L&T Radio Bit Seal of Approval on it. Bob and Tom are eating the WiLD Bunch's lunches.

This is absolute shit, but there's a clear through-line and more than just a flimsy premise to carry the humor. Someone cared about writing that parody song. Maybe I take this stuff to heart a bit more than I should, but God dammit parody songs are important to me. Say parody one more time, stupid.

 

[guest]

You’re crazy this shit goes hard