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* Many of the songs on ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' were parodies of already existing songs. The episode "H.M.S. Yakko" was made chiefly of parodies of GilbertAndSullivan [[MajorGeneralSong songs]].
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* Many of the songs on ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' were parodies of already existing songs. The episode "H.M.S. Yakko" was made chiefly of parodies of GilbertAndSullivan [[MajorGeneralSong songs]]. Another notable one was "Dot the Macadamia Nut", a parody of "Macarena".
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* Some CollegeHumor sketches are song parodies, such as "[[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/4013249/dont-stop-your-screaming Don't Stop Your Screaming]]" or "[[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6066326/sing-talk-tik-tok-parody Sing Talk]]".
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* Some CollegeHumor Website/CollegeHumor sketches are song parodies, such as "[[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/4013249/dont-stop-your-screaming Don't Stop Your Screaming]]" or "[[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6066326/sing-talk-tik-tok-parody Sing Talk]]".
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* Dreamz call [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM-_YcO-1Zc their version of "Liquid Dreams" by O-Town]] a straight-up CoverVersion, but there are SongParody elements to it: The first verse is identical to that of the original, but after that they start replacing all the references to female celebrities into {{Shout Out}}s to popular male and female YouTube vloggers.
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* Dreamz call [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM-_YcO-1Zc their version of "Liquid Dreams" by O-Town]] a straight-up CoverVersion, but there are SongParody elements to it: The first verse is identical to that of the original, but after that they start replacing all of the gratuitous references to female celebrities into {{Shout Out}}s to popular male and ''and'' female YouTube vloggers.
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* "Puppet Dude" by [[JGThirlwell Foetus]] is an odd case of a ''stealth'' song parody: If you read the lyrics, they're clearly meant to fit the meter and rhyme scheme of [[EltonJohn "Rocket Man"]], but the song itself sounds absolutely nothing like it.
* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)"]], while pretending to be an amateur tribute act called Simon And Hall.
* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)"]], while pretending to be an amateur tribute act called Simon And Hall.
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* "Puppet Dude" by [[JGThirlwell Foetus]] is an odd case of a ''stealth'' song parody: If you read the lyrics, they're clearly meant to fit the meter and rhyme scheme of [[EltonJohn "Rocket Man"]], but the song itself sounds absolutely nothing like it.
it. It's possible JG Thirlwell ''wanted'' to do a straight "Rocket Man" parody but couldn't for legal reasons, so rather than making it a SuspiciouslySimilarSong he just set the lyrics to entirely different-sounding music.
*Garfunkel And Oates GarfunkelAndOates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)"]], while pretending to be an amateur tribute act called Simon And Hall.
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* Dreamz call [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM-_YcO-1Zc their version of "Liquid Dreams" by O-Town]] a straight-up CoverVersion, but there are SongParody elements to it: The first verse is identical to that of the original, but after that they start replacing all the references to female celebrities into {{Shout Out}}s to popular male and female YouTube vloggers.
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* Many of the songs on ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' were parodies of already existing songs. The episode "H.M.S. Wakko" Yakko" was made chiefly of parodies of GilbertAndSullivan songs.[[MajorGeneralSong songs]].
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* In the mid-to-late 1990s, a Minnesota DJ named Gino Ruberto made several song parodies that he would play at his station, KEEY-FM. One of said parodies, "Any Gal of Mine" (a parody of "Any Man of Mine" by ShaniaTwain) got played on ''After Midnite with Blair Garner'' a few times, causing it to chart as high as #56 on Hot Country Songs without any sort of label promotion.
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* Gino Ruberto, a DJ at KEEY-FM in Minneapolis, made several parodies that he played on-air. One of them, "Any Gal of Mine" (a takeoff of "Any Man of Mine" by Music/ShaniaTwain), actually made #56 on the country music charts after it got rotation on ''After Midnite with Blair Garner''. It was credited on the charts to "Gino the New Guy".
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* In the mid-to-late 1990s, a Minnesota DJ named Gino Ruberto, a DJ at KEEY-FM in Minneapolis, Ruberto made several song parodies that he played on-air. would play at his station, KEEY-FM. One of them, said parodies, "Any Gal of Mine" (a takeoff parody of "Any Man of Mine" by Music/ShaniaTwain), actually made #56 on the country music charts after it Music/ShaniaTwain) got rotation played on ''After Midnite with Blair Garner''. It Garner'' a few times, causing it to chart as high as #56 on Hot Country Songs without any sort of label promotion. (It was credited on the charts to "Gino the New Guy".
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* A Gino Ruberto, a DJ at KEEY-FM in Minneapolis Minneapolis, made several parodies that he played on-air. One of them, "Any Gal of Mine" (a takeoff of "Any Man of Mine" by Music/ShaniaTwain), actually made #56 on the country music charts after it got rotation on ''After Midnite with Blair Garner''.
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* A DJ at KEEY-FM in Minneapolis made several parodies that he played on-air. One of them, "Any Gal of Mine" (a takeoff of "Any Man of Mine" by Music/ShaniaTwain), actually made #56 on the country music charts after it got rotation on ''After Midnite with Blair Garner''.
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* Some of the stories in the WhateleyUniverse have come with their own song parodies, including "The Power of Cute Compels You!" the first Team Wondercute story, which begins with "Eye of the Cabbit" to the tune of Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger".
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* Cletus T. Judd, like Weird Al, does mostly song parodies, focusing on country music.
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* Cletus Cledus T. Judd, like Weird Al, does mostly song parodies, Judd is also a career parodist, focusing mainly on country music.CountryMusic.
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* In the mid-to-late 1990s, a Minnesota DJ named Gino Ruberto made several song parodies that he would play at his station, KEEY-FM. One of said parodies, "Any Gal of Mine" (a parody of "Any Man of Mine" by ShaniaTwain) got played on ''After Midnite with Blair Garner'' a few times, causing it to chart as high as #56 on Hot Country Songs without any sort of label promotion.
* Music/DaYoopers' catalog includes a few, such as their SignatureSong "Rusty Chevrolet" (a parody of "Jingle Bells").
* Music/DaYoopers' catalog includes a few, such as their SignatureSong "Rusty Chevrolet" (a parody of "Jingle Bells").
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* New York morning show hosts Scott and Todd on 95.5 PLJ are known for these. Many of them are about making fun of [[{{Joisey}} New Jersey]], such as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzmTvdeapSY "Jersey Girl"]] (a parody of [[Music/{{Aqua}} "Barbie Girl"]]).
* New York morning show hosts Scott and Todd on 95.5 PLJ are known for these. Many of them are about making fun of [[{{Joisey}} New Jersey]], such as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzmTvdeapSY "Jersey Girl"]] (a parody of [[Music/{{Aqua}} "Barbie Girl"]]).
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* Cee Lo Green parodied his ''own'' song, turning "F**k You" (an song insulting an apparent GoldDigger) into "Thank You" (a song praising firefighters).
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* Pen Of Chaos made some, in LeDonjonDeNaheulbeuk, mostly by taking old traditionnal songs like "Belle qui tiens ma vie".
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* Pen Of Chaos made some, in LeDonjonDeNaheulbeuk, Franchise/LeDonjonDeNaheulbeuk, mostly by taking old traditionnal songs like "Belle qui tiens ma vie".
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* Elan parodies "O Danny Boy" In [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0445.html this]] ''OrderOfTheStick'' comic.
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* Elan parodies "O Danny Boy" In [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0445.html this]] ''OrderOfTheStick'' ''[[Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick Order of the Stick]]'' comic.
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* Early in his career, Chicago radio personality Steve Dahl did parody songs ("Do Ya Think I'm Disco", "Ayatollah", "Another Kid In the Crawl") with his band Teenage Radiation.
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* Early in his career, Chicago radio personality Steve Dahl did parody songs ("Do ("[[RodStewart Do Ya Think I'm Disco", "Ayatollah", "Another Disco]]", "[[TheKnack Ayatollah]]", "[[PinkFloyd Another Kid In the Crawl") Crawl]]") with his band Teenage Radiation.
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* Early in his career, Chicago radio personality Steve Dahl did parody songs ("Do Ya Think I'm Disco", "Ayatollah", "Another Kid In the Crawl") with his band Teenage Radiation.
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* ''MADMagazine'' sometimes does this, with a NoteFromEd mentioning the tune to which the lyrics are set.
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* Some {{CollegeHumor}} sketches are song parodies, such as "[[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/4013249/dont-stop-your-screaming Don't Stop Your Screaming]]" or "[[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6066326/sing-talk-tik-tok-parody Sing Talk]]".
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* Some {{CollegeHumor}} CollegeHumor sketches are song parodies, such as "[[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/4013249/dont-stop-your-screaming Don't Stop Your Screaming]]" or "[[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6066326/sing-talk-tik-tok-parody Sing Talk]]".
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A song parody is a a specific form of parody that involves taking an existing song, keeping the beat and background the same, then rewriting the lyrics (or possibly adding lyrics to a song that originally had none). Sometimes the new lyrics are similar to the original, sometimes they bear little resemblance. The United States Supreme Court case ''Campbell'' v. ''Acuff-Rose Music'' established song parodies as FairUse, even when used for profit. Thus, one does not technically need to get permission from the original artist to make a parody, though some (such as WeirdAlYankovic) make it a point to get permission for any parodies.
In a non-audio medium such as a comic, making a song parody can be a good way to let the reader know how a song is supposed to actually ''sound'' by giving them a beat and tune to which it should be set as he reads the lyrics.
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A song parody is a a specific form of parody that involves taking an existing song, keeping the beat and background the same, then rewriting the lyrics (or possibly adding lyrics to a song that originally had none). Sometimes the new lyrics are similar to the original, sometimes they bear little resemblance. The United States Supreme Court case ''Campbell'' v. ''Acuff-Rose Music'' established song parodies as FairUse, even when used for profit. Thus, one does not technically need to get permission from the original artist to make a parody, though some (such as WeirdAlYankovic) Music/WeirdAlYankovic) make it a point to get permission for any parodies.
parodies.
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* WeirdAlYankovic has based his career on this trope.
* Many {{filk song}}s are parodies of other songs.
* Liam Lynch's album ''Fake Songs'': There's the "Fake {{Bjork}} Song", the "Fake DavidBowie Song", etc.
* Cletus T. Judd, like Weird Al, does mostly song parodies, focusing on country music.
* ''MADMagazine'' sometimes does this, with a NoteFromEd mentioning the tune to which the lyrics are set.
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* WeirdAlYankovic has based his career on this trope.
* Many {{filk song}}s are parodies of other songs.
* Liam Lynch's album ''Fake Songs'': There's the "Fake {{Bjork}} Song", the "Fake DavidBowie Song", etc.
* Cletus T. Judd, like Weird Al, does mostly song parodies, focusing on country music.
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* Many {{filk song}}s are parodies of other
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* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)"]], while pretending to be an amateur tribute act called Simon And Hall.
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* LittleKuriboh has done several song parodies using the cast of ''YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries''.
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* LittleKuriboh has done several song parodies using the cast of ''YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries''.
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* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)"]], while pretending to be an amateur tribute act called Simon And Hall.
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* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)"]], while pretending to be a fan tribute act called Simon And Hall.
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* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)"]], while pretending to be a fan an amateur tribute act called Simon And Hall.
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* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)" while pretending to be a pair of fans going by Simon And Hall.
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* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)" Ewe)"]], while pretending to be a pair of fans going by fan tribute act called Simon And Hall.
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* "Puppet Dude" by [[JGThirlwell Foetus]] is an odd case of a ''stealth'' song parody: If you read the lyrics, they're clearly meant to fit the meter and rhyme scheme of [[EltonJohn "Rocket Man"]], but the song itself sounds absolutely nothing like it.
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* "Puppet Dude" by [[JGThirlwell Foetus]] is an odd case of a ''stealth'' song parody: If you read the lyrics, they're clearly meant to fit the meter and rhyme scheme of [[EltonJohn "Rocket Man"]], but the song itself sounds absolutely nothing like it.it.
* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)" while pretending to be a pair of fans going by Simon And Hall.
* Garfunkel And Oates parodied their own "I Would Never (Have Sex With You)" as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ml27pscWY "I Would Never (Dissect An Ewe)" while pretending to be a pair of fans going by Simon And Hall.
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* The first season ChristmasEpisode of ''{{Scrubs}}'' gives us this [[LyricalDissonance cheerfully morbid]] parody of ''The Twelve Days of Christmas'', which plays over a montage of Turk's spirit breaking over the course of a terrible Christmas Eve spent on-call:
--> On the first day of Christmas\\
My true love gave to me\\
A drunk who drove into a tree\\
On the second day of Christmas\\
My true love gave to me\\
Two shattered skulls\\
And a drunk who drove into a tree.... \\
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Twelve beaten children\\
Eleven drive-by shootings\\
Ten frozen homeless\\
Nine amputations\\
Eight burn victims\\
Seven strangled shoppers\\
Six random knifings\\
Five suicides\\
Four beaten wives\\
Three O.D.'s\\
Two shattered skulls\\
And a drunk who drove into a tree!
--> On the first day of Christmas\\
My true love gave to me\\
A drunk who drove into a tree\\
On the second day of Christmas\\
My true love gave to me\\
Two shattered skulls\\
And a drunk who drove into a tree.... \\
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Twelve beaten children\\
Eleven drive-by shootings\\
Ten frozen homeless\\
Nine amputations\\
Eight burn victims\\
Seven strangled shoppers\\
Six random knifings\\
Five suicides\\
Four beaten wives\\
Three O.D.'s\\
Two shattered skulls\\
And a drunk who drove into a tree!
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* Self primarily do non-comedic originals, but the outtake compilation ''Feels Like Breakin' Shit'' included a pair of parody songs: "Titanic" is a ''{{Titanic}}''-themed parody of ThePixies' "Gigantic" (which also includes a bit of {{Weezer}}'s "The World Has Turned And left Me Here"), while "Moronic" is a parody of AlanisMorissette's "Ironic" that's a TakeThat to the original artist.
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* Self primarily do non-comedic originals, but the outtake compilation ''Feels Like Breakin' Shit'' included a pair of parody songs: "Titanic" is a ''{{Titanic}}''-themed parody of ThePixies' "Gigantic" (which also includes a bit of {{Weezer}}'s "The World Has Turned And left Me Here"), while "Moronic" is a parody of AlanisMorissette's "Ironic" that's a TakeThat to the original artist.artist.
* "Puppet Dude" by [[JGThirlwell Foetus]] is an odd case of a ''stealth'' song parody: If you read the lyrics, they're clearly meant to fit the meter and rhyme scheme of [[EltonJohn "Rocket Man"]], but the song itself sounds absolutely nothing like it.
* "Puppet Dude" by [[JGThirlwell Foetus]] is an odd case of a ''stealth'' song parody: If you read the lyrics, they're clearly meant to fit the meter and rhyme scheme of [[EltonJohn "Rocket Man"]], but the song itself sounds absolutely nothing like it.
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* Self primarily do non-comedic originals, but the outtake compilation ''Feels Like Breakin' Shit'' included a pair of parody songs: "Titanic" is a ''{{Titanic}}''-themed parody of ThePixies' "Gigantic" (which also includes a bit of {{Weezer}}'s "The World Has Turned And left Me Here"), while "Moronic" is a parody of AlanisMorrissette's "Ironic" that's a TakeThat to the original artist.
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* Self primarily do non-comedic originals, but the outtake compilation ''Feels Like Breakin' Shit'' included a pair of parody songs: "Titanic" is a ''{{Titanic}}''-themed parody of ThePixies' "Gigantic" (which also includes a bit of {{Weezer}}'s "The World Has Turned And left Me Here"), while "Moronic" is a parody of AlanisMorrissette's AlanisMorissette's "Ironic" that's a TakeThat to the original artist.
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*Self primarily do non-comedic originals, but the outtake compilation ''Feels Like Breakin' Shit'' included a pair of parody songs: "Titanic" is a ''{{Titanic}}''-themed parody of ThePixies' "Gigantic" (which also includes a bit of {{Weezer}}'s "The World Has Turned And left Me Here"), while "Moronic" is a parody of AlanisMorrissette's "Ironic" that's a TakeThat to the original artist.
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* AaTOG Anthony and Those Other Guys [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyDJXhNhLAI&feature=g-u&context=G2e38db6FUAAAAAAAAAA Thormas Time]] is a Jingle Bells Parody.
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* AaTOG [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyDJXhNhLAI&feature=g-u&context=G2e38db6FUAAAAAAAAAA Thormas Time]] is a Jingle Bells Parody.
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* Many of the songs on ''{{Animaniacs}}'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' were parodies of already existing songs. The episode "H.M.S. Wakko" was made chiefly of parodies of GilbertAndSullivan songs.