Category: Music
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Thriller goes Bollywood
What’s that you say? You’d like to see an Indian version of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”?
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Drunk guy sings to his cat.
Cat is not a fan of this serenade.
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Comic Con Friday – 2012
Check out our pics from Friday at San Diego Comic Con, including a few snaps of Gerard Way for all you MCR fans. Follow @trashwire on Twitter and like us on Facebook for pics, videos and more.
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What happened to the ‘Star Wars’ that I used to know?
Anakin Skywalker is not happy with what Lucas has done to his character, so he’s voicing his objections Gotye style in this parody.
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Tom Cruise rocks in ‘Rock of Ages’
Last year, we interviewed Matt Weaver, producer of Rock of Ages, about the big screen adaptation of his Broadway smash. Weaver’s excitement at working with stars like Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin, Russell Brand, Malin Akerman and Mary J. Blige got us pumped for the film. While some of the songs are missing and some of…
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Tenacious D’s new video ‘Low Hangin Fruit’
The joke is pretty obvious, but you can never get enough of the “D”.
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The Last Creed Fan
Fans of the band Creed are steadily going extinct. Meet Chad, the last of his kind, and the scientists who are trying to preserve his species by breeding him with a Nickelback fan.
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Drunk guy sings Bohemian Rhapsody
Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” is arguably one of the best songs ever written, combining several musical styles and genres into one epic track. This drunk guy decided to launch into a full performance of the song, in its entirety, in the back of a police car. Freddie Mercury would be proud.
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Macy Gray covers My Chemical Romance’s “Teenagers”
Macy Gray did her own version of “Teenagers” from The Black Parade. She changed around a few lyrics and slowed it down a bit, but it’s definitely an interesting cover.
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Chow Down (at Chick-fil-A)
Willam Belli, one of our faves from RuPaul’s Drag Race season 4, has teamed up with Detox and Vicki Vox for this super funny video about Chick-fil-A’s conservative stance, set to the tune of “Hold On” by Wilson Phillips.
