British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his band The Evils performs “I’m A Wanker,” a parody song based on The Monkeees’ classic hit “I’m A Believer.”
This is the latest protest song from the British Resistance, which pledges to represent “the forgotten, the fearless, the free.” In short, here’s a content creator representing the everyday British citizen trampled down upon by Starmer and his political goons.
“For some mysterious, unknown reason, YouTube shadow-banned this video—so I had to take it down, re-edit, and now it’s back in all its glory!
Enjoy this Def Leppard “Hysteria” parody with my twist. 😉
Here’s more from Brian Coyne, master of parody songs.
You can feel it in the air tonight! Drop ’em!
Here’s a parody tune sung by President Donald Trump, backed by Marco Rubio, J.D. Vance and Pete Hegseth, with musical inflections from The United Spot.
I went down a rabbit hole after hearing someone call Keir Starmer a “filthy old tow rag” and realized I had no idea what it actually meant.
So I did what any sensible person would do… and wrote a sea shanty about it. This is possibly the stupidest song I’ve ever written.
It’s about maritime hygiene. Or lack of it. Here’s more from Dominic Frisby.
The United Kingdom government has banned Kanye West from entering the country over his speech.
Let’s talk about it. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.
Critics are always attacking any male that exhibits toxic masculinity. But when the shoe’s on the other foot, no one complains.
Except Paul Joseph Watson, who rips into Sabrina Carpenter and her man-hating songs, up to and including homicidal fantasies.
Rapper Chris Webby declares upfront: “I am not suicidal.” here is his new tune “Raw Thoughts VII.”
Here’s a new parody song from Brian Coyne, this time revisiting the Talking Heads’ hit “Psycho Killer” to provide a sharp portrait of the crazy Karens telling all of us how to live.
Here’s a fresh parody of Belinda Carlisle’s “Heaven Is A Place on Earth,” lampooning the corrupt California Gov. Gavin Newsom. It’s another parody from the ever-creative Brian Coyne.
