Naturally, the musical nerdy Gregory Brothers, who are most famous for their Auto Tune The News series, jumped on the chance to parody an event from the much anticipated presidential election.
And what better to spoof than Mitt Romney’s concession speech? He, of course, had to be a little disappointed in losing the election, but still, life ain’t all that bad when you’re a Romney.
The generally left leaning Internet has exploded in celebration after Barack Obama won his second term, and became the 44th president of the United States of America.
Naturally, online Barack Obama impersonator Alpha Cat jumped onto the opportunity to make this victory speech rap music video which is quickly starting to trend.
Now that Barack Obama has been declared the President of the United States for four more years, popular dubbing channel Barack’s Dubs is gonna have a lot of work ahead of them.
Naturally, they had to make an episode in honor of Obama winning, and what could be more appropriate than hearing Obama ‘sing‘ the classic MC Hammer hit single Can’t Touch This.
Across the country, there have been cries of computer voting machine fraud or hacking concerning since early voting. But now that Election Day is here, things are a lot more serious.
Disturbingly, Central PA Vote caught on camera as he tried to cast a ballot for Barack Obama, yet the computer selected Mitt Romney. He works with so computers, so he first tested the other buttons, such as Jill Stein, but they seemed to work properly.
Only selecting Barack Obama seemed to actually select Mitt Romney.
Naturally, the video is shaky, seems edited, and contains no context. The conspiracy theorists are buzzing up a storm.
Chris Rock is a huge Obama fan, and with the election tighter than ever, decided to team up with Jimmy Kimmel Live to star in this hilarious ‘message to white voters.’ Chris explains to the American Caucasian majority that in desperate times like these, you need a white president.
That’s why Rock wants you to vote for Barack Obama, the first black president that is actually a lot more white than most people realize. Already, the brand new video has over 1.2 million views, and is further featured on Slate, TheBlaze, HuffingtonPost, and HollywoodReporter.
