Daniel Kim hasn't been creating year-end pop music mashups for as long as Earworm—the reigning king since 2007 with his United State of Pop series—but this may be the year his Pop Danthologies claim the year-in-review remix crown.
Circa 2009, the highest honor available to a weird local news video was a remix by the Gregory Bros., the nerdy internet band famous for Auto-Tuning the 2008 presidential debates. But blatant, T-Pain-style Auto-Tune has long since gone out of fashion, and it's been a while since we've had an Antoine Dodson or a Sweet…
They say that you become a real New Yorker on the day that you tell this Buzzfeed listicle to go fuck itself.
If you haven't seen "Girl Getting Hit With Shovel," the best action and comedy film of the year (according to respected film review site Deadspin), you're doing yourself a grave disservice. If you have, you'll be able to better appreciate this mashup of A-Ha's "Take On Me" and the sound of a flying shovel making…
Beat scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could remix Jeff Goldblum's laugh from Jurassic Park, they didn't stop to think if they should. And now we've got this.
Very unlikely Barack Obama would approve of this "99 Problems" parody remix — it does put words in the President's mouth, namely a lot of four-letter ones.
Internet-producing partners LOL Boys have never recorded in the same room — they pass tracks back and forth online from their respective locations of Montreal and Los Angeles. Earlier this week, they released an excellent mix (via Fader) of their revisions of recent (and some not so recent) songs by the likes of Kanye…
The New York Times trips and stumbles all over itself today in an entire article about songs with the work "Fuck" which does not contain the word "Fuck." Your prayer is answered, NYT: "Bless You," the Christian remix of Cee-Lo's blasphemous hit. Completely soothing to the easily-offended sensibilities of New York…
On tonight's Late Night—after his ice cream battle with Stephen Colbert—Jimmy Fallon played another Questlove-assisted game of "Remix the Clips," where he takes four viral videos and sets them to some hot beatz. Tonight: Charlie Sheen edition!
Movie remixers Eclectic Method use the stutter essential to Best Picture winner The King's Speech to craft an entrancing mash-up of royal proportions. Be sure to watch for some unexpected speech impediment-related cameos!
DJ Steve Porter and DJ Eli WIlkie are known for remixing everything from TV shows and commercials to interviews. Here they put their spin on George Carlin's 'Modern Man' routine.
Along with a slew of awards, The King's Speech has garnered remakes and spoofs aplenty. Here, Dan Bull brings you the freshest remix yet, with the "King Spits" rap.
Did you know that Donald Duck is a Glenn Beck fan? At least, according to this video, edited from old Disney cartoons by artist/activist Jonathan McIntosh. Makes sense, right? He's angry, inarticulate, and white. (Mickey is probably a LaRouche supporter.)
On Monday, Justin Bieber was hit in the head with a giant water bottle, hurled by a crazed fan at a concert (see it here). Now, the incident's been auto-tuned and remixed—and it's better than the original!
Holy crap people, it is Friday. And that can only mean one thing: kick your heels up, coast through today, and watch this dance remix of Al Bundy.
2009 Keyboard Cat is so...2009. New year! New cat! New wicked bumpin' song. If anything else symbolized 5 PM on Friday more than this video, we'd sure like to see it.
He was given the Silent Film treatment. He was remixed to too many songs to count. Now he faces the final boss that will not die.
And do yourself a favor and check out the original if you haven't already seen it.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer today printed its last issue, but not before some wiseass staffer amended a Thomas Jefferson quote on an office wall. If this jester isn't blogging for SeattlePI.com, she should be!
