Time for some comedy. Bad Guy was originally released by Billie Eilish on her 2018 album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? and as a single the following year. It is about paying out a boyfriend as being a bad guy but the singer is really tougher. This is another
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Time for some comedy. Old Town Road was originally released by Lil Nas X on the 2018 release EP 7 and as a single. It is about giving up on modern life and taking to the Cowboy lifestyle with your horse and designer Cowboy gear. This is another in the series of videos
Time for some comedy. Jingle Bell Rock was originally recorded by Bobby Helms in 1957 as a single. It is a Christmas song that is based on the traditional song Jingle Bells, along with references to much of 1950s American culture. Maestro Ziikos has again taken clips of Donald Trump, chopped them up
Time for some comedy. Billie Jean was originally released by Michael Jackson on his 1982 album Thriller and as a single. It is about the girls that hang around the stage doors of celebrities and then claim that their they have had a child with the celebrity. Maestro Ziikos has again taken clips
Time for some comedy. Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It) was originally released by Beyoncé on her 2008 album I Am… Sasha Fierce and as a single. It is set after a break up where the singer is telling an ex-lover that she is out on the town and has someone else
Time for some comedy. Wrecking Ball was originally released by Miley Cyrus on her 2013 album Bangerz and as a single. It is about the break up of a relationship that is clearly destructive. In this version Maestro Ziikos has taken clips of Donald Trump and put them together, with a little electronic
Time for some comedy. I’m Racist is the new video from Maestro Ziikos. It is a parody of the US President’s actions using his own words, a little edited, to produce this short, hilarious song. Donald J. Trump (9) [More] Maestro Ziikos (8) [More] Trump; Donald J. (9) [More] Ziikos; Maestro (8) [More]
Time for some comedy. Barbie Girl was originally released by Aqua on their 1997 album Aquarium and as a single. It is sung from the viewpoint of Barbie and Ken dolls and tells of a racey lifestyle of partying and being concerned only with the plastic surface appearances of things. This version has