Spoofs & Parodies

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I love seeing His different characteristics 😂

When you're reading the bible and it finally starts to make sense

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...but my family is too loud

When you get to heaven and ask where King David is and find out he's on the dance floor Im assuming thats where he is 😂

A mom has turned a classic Little Mermaid tune into a hilarious and spot-on parody. The woman took Part of Your World and changed some words to create a hysterical tune about parenting. Watch the short but hilarious to hear the mothers gut-bustlingly funny, uproarious tune. Without a doubt, children are some of the biggest and best blessings in life. They add so much happiness and joy to every household. No parent would ever go back to when they did not have their children. Children make life infinitely better in every single way. However, as great as children are, being a parent can sometimes be tiring. The demands of being a parent can make mothers and fathers want some time to themselves, away from their children. In a clip posted on YouTube, one woman captures this desire, likely that many parents want to get away from their children for even a short time. Sometimes, as she sings, you would like to be part of the world where other adults are. Her creative and inventive parody is hysterical and likely rings true for many moms and dads. Ive got laundry and dishes aplenty. Meal plans and schedules galore. You want magnet titles? Ive got 120! But who cares? No big deal! They want more! The video also shows that in addition to keeping the same tune and some of the same words, this mom even found ways to mimic some of Ariels moves from the film as she sang the beloved song. Its such a spot-on and hilarious clip. In an interview, Hailey Osborn, the mom responsible for the hilarious tune, mentioned that the parody came about because she wanted to be where the grown-ups are. The videos description mentions that when Hailey was first writing the song, she made herself laugh and then just kept on going. Proverbs 22:6 If a child is trained up in the right way, even when he is old he will not be turned away from it.

One comedian absolutely nailed what its like to live in the Midwest. This short but hysterically funny clip contains so much truth about the Midwest. Everyone who is even marginally familiar with the living conditions in the middle part of the country will wholeheartedly agree with the comedians hilarious take on the Midwest. Watch the clip to hear what its like to live in the Midwest. Every part and region of the United States of America has distinct qualities and features that help set it apart. The Eastern part of the country is marked by big, sprawling metropolitan areas. The West (the most beautiful part of the country, in my opinion) contains beautiful beaches, coastlines and breathtaking landscapes. The South, with its delicious food, remains relatively mild to unbearably humid and scorching hot all year. However, the Midwest is a whole different story. Its often referred to as flyover country. Most people think thats a derogatory comment on the area, indicating its plain, boring and ugly. I prefer to think its called that because people are trying to get away from the areas bipolar, unpredictable weather patterns. If you dont like the weather in the Midwest, wait 10 minutes because itll change. In a clip posted on YouTube, one man hilariously captured how the Midwest has weird, even odd, weather patterns most of the time. Everyone in the Midwest will nod their heads in agreement with every hysterical statement and comment in the video. In the Midwest, you will experience some variation of all four seasons. The winters can be brutally cold, often with negative temperatures and frigid windchills. On the other hand, the summers are unbelievably hot and humid. Some may even describe them as sweltering. However, the mans most accurate statements, which every person in the Midwest has made at one time or another, are about Spring and Fall. We dont have Spring, he says. Later, he adds, Well, theres a couple weeks in the Fall that are pretty nice. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

The Office gets a church makeover in this hilarious parody take on the show. The sitcom is intended to look like a documentary in which the lives of office workers at a failing paper company is one of the most beloved shows of all time. Check out this hilarious reinvention of The Office, which gives viewers a look at the goings-on at a church. Since it went off the air, The Office has exploded in popularity. Due to streaming and the endless number of reruns on television, more people have discovered and fallen in love with the show and its characters. With its odd but lovable characters and quick, snappy, and witty writing, its clear to see why that is the case. Of course, there is the will they or wont they love story between Pam and Jim, but the show is so much more than those two central characters. The main character, Michael, constantly devises hair-brained, off-the-wall schemes to annoy his equally odd and eccentric employees. Every employee at the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin is unique and memorable. The show is laugh-out-loud hilarious, keeping you laughing from beginning to end of every episode. It's been said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. If thats the case, the beloved sitcom has just received a ton of praise from one church in Arizona, Christ Greenfield Church. The church filmed and uploaded their version of The Office. But instead of employees at an office where paper is sold, its a look at the odd collection of people who work at a church. Those who are fans of The Office will find much to appreciate in the churchs take on the show. Nearly every aspect of their take is reminiscent of the sitcom the opening sequence, the theme song, how the show is shot and even the characters names. This short, laugh-out-loud clip will have you doubled over, gasping for hair. Again, those who are into The Office and even those who are not will find themselves uncontrollably laughing at the employees antics and jokes. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

A fun spoof of Antique Road Show with a message!

A woman reenacted one of the most iconic scenes from the beloved film Elf and received a hilarious reaction. Her actions and the completely unexpected, hysterical reaction she got, as a result, are sure to get you laughing as well. Be sure to watch this short video! Many people would argue that Christmas is the best period of the year. I, like many others, agree with that conclusion. Its a season that typically means time spent with family and friends, exchanging gifts and eating entirely too much food. What could be better than all that? Additionally, Christmas is a season filled with traditions and annual activities. Some of those traditions likely include watching classic Christmas-themed films. No matter how many times you may have seen a particular movie, it never gets old or tired. In a clip posted on social media, one woman acts out a scene from a recent holiday classic, Will Ferrels Elf. The short video begins with the woman standing outside what is apparently a hat store. On the stores window is the best hat store. She becomes overwhelmingly excited and then proceeds to enter the store to congratulate everyone inside on reaching that special status. You did it the best hat store! she says. Congratulations! Great job, everybody! The camera catches several people looking at her puzzled and completely baffled. They have no idea what is happening, but it still makes for a hilarious clip! Of course, in the movie, Will stars as Buddy, an oversized elf who sets off on a quest to find and forge a relationship with his father in New York City. In the scene the video references, Buddy is getting acquainted with his new city when he comes across a storefront that announces, worlds greatest coffee. Being innocent and nave, Buddy believes their declaration to be accurate and enters the store to congratulate them on their accomplishment. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

One mans hilarious On the Road Again parody celebrates his love for the bulk retailer Costco. This tune is both catchy and laugh-out-loud hysterical, sure to bring a smile to your face. You will undoubtedly want to watch and listen to this parody repeatedly. Everyone has necessities, things needed to sustain life. These may be food, clothing, medical supplies or something else entirely. Whatever the need, luckily, there are places where those much-needed items can be purchased. Of course, one can simply partake in the activity known as shopping at one of the many stores where those items are likely to be sold. People will have their preferences when it comes to retailers. Some individuals might be Walmart fans, while others would much rather go to the nearest Target. But then some may be bulk shoppers. Sams and Costco are the most prominent names when buying in large quantities. In a clip posted on YouTube, one man makes his retailer preference entirely clear. He is a Costco fan and even decided to pen and perform a tune singing about his love for the retailer. It also appears that hes performing his funny love letter to Costco in a Costco location. Also, the tune likely sounds very familiar. Well, thats because its a parody of Willie Nelsons classic On the Road Again. Its a hilarious tune and one that Costco fans will likely love. Going to Costco again Just cant wait till I go to Costco again The life I love is buying wholesale with my friends I cant wait till I go to Costco again His musical and songwriting talents are apparent. It seems like Costco might consider adding something similar to their commercials. It almost makes me want to head out and do some shopping at my local Costco. Colossians 3:16 Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.

The legendary Carol Burnett and Harvey Korman play a broke and bickering married couple in a side-splitting sketch from The Carol Burnett Show. A marriage is a beautiful commitment between a man and a woman who promise to remain together no matter what life may throw at them. While standing at the altar in front of God, family and friends, the two agree to stay with and love each other regardless of future economic and medical status. However, like everything in life, anything worth having is not easy, which is the same for marriage. Life will test the strength of every marriage at some point. Everyone encounters rough and trying situations. How will the couple respond? Will they bend and break, or will they stretch and bounce back into shape, stronger than before? A hilarious clip of a Carol Burnett Show sketch has Carol and Harvey playing a longtime married couple down on their luck. Harvey is out of work, and their house is not in the greatest shape, with beer scattered around it. To add even more strain to their relationship, its the couples 20th wedding anniversary a fact that one of them unfortunately forgets. The sketch begins with Carol on the phone telling a friend about her and her husbands anniversary and how she must tidy up before he gets home. The tidying-up process is relatively quick and easy; a few sprays of air freshener and Carol is done. Once Harvey arrives home, the two bicker back and forth. They come at one another with one sharp remark after another. The jokes continue flying as Carol and Harvey insult one another and their two children at a lightning-fast pace. Carol and Harveys marriage is not ideal by any means, but they intend to remain committed to one another no matter how much they may get on the others nerves. Its always amazing how anyone in a Carol Burnett Show sketch can keep it together without bursting into laughter immediately. Somehow, both Carol and Harvey manage to do that here. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

Christian comedian Jonnie W. sang a hilarious song parody about how he let himself put on some pounds while he has been doing comedy. Aging is a natural and, sadly, unavoidable process that happens to everyone. As much as we may fight and dread getting older, its inevitable, and there is nothing you and I can do to stop it. Time will only keep moving forward, so you might as well hop on and enjoy the ride. Now, with aging comes several things, including putting on weight. While its different for everyone, metabolism slows down as we age, which often means some extra poundage. We cant eat like we did as teenagers, when our bodies instantly burned off everything we ate. But a slowing metabolism isnt the only factor that leads to weight gain, of course. Not eating healthy and not getting the right amount of exercise also significantly impacts weight. Also, doing stand-up comedy can lead to weight gain, as Jonnie W. hilariously sings about in a clip posted on YouTube. Jonnie W. opens his show with a song that parodies Kings of Leons massive hit Use Somebody. He explains that his tune is about how much weight he allowed himself to gain while traveling around the country doing comedy. The lyrics are absolutely hysterical, including the song's opening verse. Been eating all over town Now, when I look down, cant see my feet Been a glutton, broke the button off my jeans I need to reduce my body. Later, in the second verse, he adds how eating has negatively impacted his Hide-and-Seek win-loss record. Hes become too massive and, therefore, is now too easy to find. Jonnies tune, while hilarious, makes sense, and not because hes obese or anything. Comedians often travel a lot from city to city, performing for crowds. Anyone who has done any kind of frequent traveling understands that its easy to choose the quick and easy food option rather than the healthiest. Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.

Here's a lyric version of the popular country parody song about Minnesota winters written and performed by Dan Adler. From the CD 'The Best So Far' by Dan and Sandy Adler. Available at www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes, CD Baby and most mp3 sites.