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What has been YOUR favorite parody? Doomsday? Tuesday? Literal Version?!Friday Celebrates One Year
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Here's to another year of more parodies and bashers What has been YOUR favorite parody? Doomsday? Tuesday? Literal Version?!
Here's to another year of more parodies and bashers
What has been YOUR favorite parody? Doomsday? Tuesday? Literal Version?!"I still see Marvin as a newbie that is just as cool as an oldie." --snubs
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TigerintheShadows
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Why, Doomsday of course! I just adore music about the violent end of the world set to the tune of an obnoxious song by people who abuse Auto-Tuning!
"Death's got an Invisibility Cloak?" "So he can sneak up on people. Sometimes he gets bored of running at them, flapping his arms and shrieking..."
"And now the spinning. Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile."
"It unscrews the other way."
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The Literal Version. The rap be epic. There's also the SkippyShorts version, but I hope nobody actually likes that one.
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" - American EagleI know, the Doomsday one was awesome Glee's cover wasn't bad, either. And then there was this one with a guy singing it. .but I can't remember which one it is.
And then there was the Sunday one. . .http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npgdw5Zb7TY
Glee's cover wasn't bad, either. And then there was this one with a guy singing it. .but I can't remember which one it is. And then there was the Sunday one. . .http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npgdw5Zb7TY
"I still see Marvin as a newbie that is just as cool as an oldie." --snubs
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The literal version is amazing My lungs were hurting after I was done with it 
My lungs were hurting after I was done with it *insert provocative quote here*
Oh my goodness. That is totally awesome
"I still see Marvin as a newbie that is just as cool as an oldie." --snubs
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It has completely replaced in my mind the addictiveness of the original. Anytime I hear the original now, I can change it into the magical tones of Epic Mullet Guy.
It's been awhile, hasn't it?
Tell me about it. It sounds so. .different o.o Seriously. Ark Music could have chosen a different tune, and Friday would have been better liked
"I still see Marvin as a newbie that is just as cool as an oldie." --snubs
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American Eagle
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I wish it could play the piano like him! That was a very entertaining video.
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That was a good rendition of Friday. He could sing well. and lol @ the purposeful voice cracks.
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Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon did a pretty epic version. That might be what you're thinking of. That's the only version that I like.Peeta wrote:And then there was this one with a guy singing it. .but I can't remember which one it is.
It's hard to believe that the song is still of enough interest that anybody cares that's it's one year old.
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I don't think it's crossing a line to say that "Friday" is the song of my generation. There's a reason it has been viewed more than 150,000,000 times. Teenagers are tired and wore out, and the song gives us hope for the future. I don't know where I'd be without it.Catspaw wrote:It's hard to believe that the song is still of enough interest that anybody cares that's it's one year old.
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This is very true. It continuously is giving me hope.American Eagle wrote:I don't think it's crossing a line to say that "Friday" is the song of my generation. There's a reason it has been viewed more than 150,000,000 times. Teenagers are tired and wore out, and the song gives us hope for the future. I don't know where I'd be without it.Catspaw wrote:It's hard to believe that the song is still of enough interest that anybody cares that's it's one year old.
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TigerintheShadows
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Yeah, like Justin Bieber music and its meaningful lyrics.Anna><> wrote:This is very true. It continuously is giving me hope.American Eagle wrote:I don't think it's crossing a line to say that "Friday" is the song of my generation. There's a reason it has been viewed more than 150,000,000 times. Teenagers are tired and wore out, and the song gives us hope for the future. I don't know where I'd be without it.Catspaw wrote:It's hard to believe that the song is still of enough interest that anybody cares that's it's one year old.
"Death's got an Invisibility Cloak?" "So he can sneak up on people. Sometimes he gets bored of running at them, flapping his arms and shrieking..."
"And now the spinning. Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile."
"It unscrews the other way."
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Shouldn't this be in Harlequin?
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You guys crack me up... Or were you being serious? Perish the thought!Anna><> wrote:This is very true. It continuously is giving me hope.American Eagle wrote:I don't think it's crossing a line to say that "Friday" is the song of my generation. There's a reason it has been viewed more than 150,000,000 times. Teenagers are tired and wore out, and the song gives us hope for the future. I don't know where I'd be without it.Catspaw wrote:It's hard to believe that the song is still of enough interest that anybody cares that's it's one year old.
Oh, please. It gives me constant insight. I mean, I now always remember the days of the week surrounding Friday, and I know I'm supposed to be excitedLee wrote:You guys crack me up... Or were you being serious? Perish the thought!Anna><> wrote:This is very true. It continuously is giving me hope.American Eagle wrote:I don't think it's crossing a line to say that "Friday" is the song of my generation. There's a reason it has been viewed more than 150,000,000 times. Teenagers are tired and wore out, and the song gives us hope for the future. I don't know where I'd be without it.Catspaw wrote:It's hard to believe that the song is still of enough interest that anybody cares that's it's one year old.
"I still see Marvin as a newbie that is just as cool as an oldie." --snubs
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