Sentence examples for weird parody from inspiring English sources

Weird parody, though, of the American dream: an American-born game has been exported and is now being imported back to America, so that, infused with "European craft," it can be re-exported back to the rest of the world.

Either she's a ringer and we're in for some weird parody of Dame Edna or we're about to see this dowdy dame make a fool of herself on the hottest show on British telly.

Conor Murphy's long, flat, white stage creates a clinical environment in which the initial scenes come across as weird parodies of advertising pitches.

Most artists consider a Weird Al parody a badge of honour.

"People say, 'Hey, this guy's educated; why is his music so dumb?' " said Mr. Bling, who blends Weird Al Yankovic-style parody with a gangster's gold grill and cowboy boots emblazoned with a Nike swoosh to draw attention to issues affecting his Mexican brethren.

Most artists actually look at it as a badge of honor or a sign that they've achieved a certain level of success in their career when they get the Weird Al parody.

FoLike Jennifer O'Hernitter.

What's strange is how frequently the musicians whom Weird Al parodies feel blessed, as if some kind of comic Pope had waved at them.

Hello Fadduh!" or Weird Al Yankovic parodying Michael Jackson with "Eat It" in 1984, the comedian who made singalong spoofs was like the hip stand-up comic's embarrassing country cousin.

In the episode, Weird Al parodies a Jenna Maroney song, much to her chagrin (perhaps a nod to Lady Gaga's attempt to withhold his parody of "Born This Way").

Lastly, why hasn't anyone parodied a Weird Al Yankovic parody?