Siri is not only one of the most talked about features on the new iPhone 4S, but it’s also one of the most talked to features. Everyone is talking to Siri, asking her useful questions about the weather, directions and more. But a funny spoof of Apple’s Siri commercial, brought to you by Conan, reveals what people are really asking Siri about. And it’s not pretty.
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Pictures and video of the riots are spreading like wildfire (or should we say “riot” fire?) on Twitter, Facebook and beyond and this morning a spoof travel ad for British Columbia is climbing the YouTube charts, cracking a major joke about the Vancouver riots at the expense of British Columbia as a whole.
After much anticipation, the white iPhone 4 has finally arrived and, along with it, a hilarious spoof commercial from Funny Or Die. The commercial, described on the site simply as “The first commercial for the new iPhone 4,” starts out like a real Apple advertisement, with a close up shot of the device and a voiceover introducing it but then the guy holding the iPhone drops it and…oops!…he can’t find it because it blends in to the white background set.
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If director Michael Bay did a film version of Angry Birds, what would it look like? A new viral video answers this question. Check it out after the jump.
Frat dudes everywhere, rejoice in the latest Social Network spoof–The Brocial Network!
Companies, brands and individuals have continued to spoof Old Spice’s ‘Man Your Man Could Smell Like’ into the ground. When is it going to end already?!
NY-based sketch comedians DeadPandaComedy have created a viral YouTube masterpiece – a parody of Travie McCoy’s viral hit ‘Billionaire’, with lyrics about viral videos stars and memes, shot in the viral one-shot, lip dub style.
This month two new Obama musical spoofs hit YouTube and together they’ve scored over 1 million views. One of the Obama videos is an operatic spoof on Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘Major-General’s Song’, while the other brings out Obama’s gangsta side.
The Fox 4 news team in Dallas-Forth Worth, Texas took some time out from their serious news personas to make a ROFL-inspiring social media spoof. The bit reflects the ridiculousness of our society’s obsession with social media and is a definite must see!
When the full trailer for ‘The Social Network’ was released last month it was only a matter of time before the parodies came rolling in and today a brilliant YouTube spoof of the trailer is circulating the web. If you haven’t seen the trailer for ‘The Video Website’ yet, stop what you are doing right now and check out this hilarious Social Network parody after the jump.
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