This t-shirt design is about to get some "Twilight" all up in it. Aww, yeah!
A series like "Twilight", where the drama is so unbearably thick you could stand a spoon in it, virtually begs to be parodied: self-serious things often get such treatment. This week, we've seen roughly 18 bajillion "Twilight" parodies, but we've vowed only to run the funniest here at the Comedy Examiner's Office. And, whatta ya know, we've got ourselves a new one. Check it out below, my gentle Examiner readers...
You'll need to be familiar with the "3 Wolf Moon" shirt meme to get the full effect in the following video-- which comes to us from our friends over at College Humor-- and if you're not, here's a brief overview: there's this shirt, it's really white-trashy, and people make fun of it a lot. Now the shirt is mashing up with "Twilight". Got it? Good, check this out:
We're hoping that made sense to you. If it didn't, check out this other "Twilight" parody from a week or so ago from the people over at "Saturday Night Live". We know what you're thinking: "But, wait a minute, SNL isn't funny!" And, usually, you'd be right. But in this case, their "Twilight" parody is definitely worth checking out. As such, click the damn embedded link, my precious snowflakes. It's worth a gander.
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