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Tag: parody

Chris Rock ‘No Sex in the Champagne Room’ music video

December 3, 2011December 3, 2011Leave a comment

I completely forgot about this parody from Chris Rock until I stumbled upon it while cleaning out my iTunes library. This has so many quotable lines it’s hard to keep track. My faves are “The ODB couldn’t have possibly committed all those crimes! Coolio did some of that shit.” and “Why spend the next 20 years in jail because someone smudged your Puma?”

The Room Rap Song by The Brooklyn Doctors

April 2, 2009Leave a comment

Just posted this on the Trashwire Blog but felt like it deserved to be up here too because it is one of my favorite things ever.

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