Here’s a new Brian Coyne musical parody based on the Dire Straits’ song “Money For Nothing.”
Brian Coyne performs his new parody song, “Bye Bye Illegal,” inspired by “Fly Like An Eagle.”
It’s an ode to Tom Homan, the officers from ICE and the criminals they round up.
California is spiraling under Gavin Newsom’s disastrous leadership — crime, homelessness, and corruption have turned the Golden State into a cautionary tale.
This parody song calls out the hypocrisy, the failures, and the madness of it all. It’ll be a cold day in Hell before this guy ever runs the country. Here’s more in a parody song from Brian Coyne, lampooning the hit “Heaven Is A Place On Earth” by Belinda Carlisle and the Go-Gos.
Here’s a song parody based on the Steve Miller Band’s “Take The Money and Run.”
The Communist elected mayor of New York City — Zohran Mamdani —Â will be taking your money…and running fast! Here’s more from Brian Coyne.
Brian Coyne specializes in parody songs. But this is not one of those. It’ s an original song written straight from the heart and dedicated to the work and memory of CHARLIE KIRK.
Says Coyne, “It’s about the EVILS of IDENTITY POLITICS and how it divides us. It’s about how we need to put an end to political violence and find common ground here in the USA. ”
He says, “There’s an eerie similarity between our current political climate and that of the 1960s. I recorded this song with real vintage guitars and gear from the 60s. I really wanted to capture that folky protest vibe of Buffalo Springfield, CSNY and Jefferson Airplane. I hope you ENJOY it! PEACE! “✌️
After a long absence, for health reasons, Brian Coyne is back in the saddle with a new parody song: Joan Jett singing “I Hate Myself for Voting Blue.”
Brian Coyne offers a new parody, drawing from Hall & Oates “Kiss on My List” to draw in those of us still clamoring for a Jeffrey Epstein client list.
Brian Coyne mostly creates parody songs, but here’s a different kind of original, where Brian tells the story of Peter walking on water—and how we all face our own moments of doubt, fear, and the need for faith.
Inspired by Matthew’s Gospel, “Leap of Faith” connects the Biblical moment on the Sea of Galilee with the struggles we all face today: addiction, broken relationships and fear of the unknown.
Kamala Harris has become the poster child for flip-flopping on everything from her ethnicity to policy. She steals policy ideas form her opponent, Donald Trump, while having almost no policies of her own. No wonder she avoids interviews like the plague!
Here’s a parody song, inspired by The Doors’ “Light My Fire,” from Brian Coyne.
