Be it covers, live versions, independent creators who self-publish, song parodies, comedy with a musical bent, jingles interspersed with other content, musical game reviews or more, there's a lot to sift through.
"The Hungry Hungry Games: A Parody," sketch comedy by Jim Millan.
It was, of course, a parody for comedy website FunnyOrDie.
"Big Bad John" was ripe for parody and comedy versions included Phil McLain's "Small Sad Sam", Marvin Rainwater's "Tough Top Cat" ("If you spoke at all, you just said meow to Big Tom").
They've appeared together in the BBC miniseries The Life Guru, but onstage their partnership really shines, parodying improv comedy and physical theatre, and creating characters who are reminiscent of Channel 4 stars Cardinal Burns.
You're not necessarily seeing drag queens doing major singing or lip-sync parodies or comedy acts making jokes and being gritty, dirty and politically incorrect. .
The lines dividing homage, parody and accidental comedy are dangerously thin.
Comedy, parody, satire are worthy vehicles in which to dissect human foibles and tribulations.
("The water's lookin' so darky dark / ridin' on the boat with Marky Mark...".) "Love" is not a parody of romantic comedy, nor really a satire.
Graeme Virtue The Twitter comic turning the campaign into a live sitcom script This election might often seem beyond parody but a comedy writer and his Twitter account are doing their best to refute that notion.
