

White Like Me is a legendary 1984 satirical mockumentary sketch from Saturday Night Live, starring Eddie Murphy as he goes undercover using heavy makeup to experience America as a white man. Continue reading


White Like Me is a legendary 1984 satirical mockumentary sketch from Saturday Night Live, starring Eddie Murphy as he goes undercover using heavy makeup to experience America as a white man. Continue reading


Meet the Press wasn’t the only show Donald Trump walked off this weekend. Quite a tense interview with St Michael on MEET YOUR MAKER. Continue reading


Originally airing on September 23, 1990 (In Living Color), the parody stars Damon Wayans as Blaine Edwards and David Alan Grier as Antoine Merriweather. Playing flamboyant, highly opinionated, and effeminate cultural critics broadcast on a fictional public-access channel, they wrap up the blockbusters of the 1990 summer movie season from a “male point of view”. Continue reading


Inspired by classic pop standards and wrapped in a Norman Rockwell-style suburban America, Man Baby follows a familiar little boy who never quite learned that the world doesn’t revolve around him. Continue reading


Obama Did It Better, a fact‑driven political satire parody of Nobody Does It Better, comparing Donald Trump and Barack Obama on leadership, policy, and basic competence with a darkly cinematic Bond‑style twist. From jobs and healthcare to allies, norms, and democratic guardrails, this track leans into receipts over vibes—turning real‑world data and public record into a smooth, biting musical takedown of the Trump era. Continue reading


Tales From the Grift #1: The Reflecting Pool is styled as a horror-comedy anthology parodying the HBO classic Tales from the Crypt, the episode targets the real-world political controversy surrounding the renovation of Washington D.C.’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The political satire video released on June 21, 2026, by digital creator Jeremy Newberger. Continue reading


Hip Hop artist Drake took a playful jab at Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards in a new Nike Commercial promoting Kevin Durant’s upcoming Nike KD 19 Purple Candies sneaker. The highly entertaining ad went viral after Drake, playing an over-the-top “Yes Man” for Durant, explicitly mocked Edwards’ rival Adidas sneaker line. Continue reading


The Vex Family Happy Birthday is a highly celebrated sketch from the iconic British Television series, The Real McCoy. Produced by the BBC, the groundbreaking show ran from 1991 to 1996 and featured a talented roster of Black and Asian comedy stars.

A group of women (Heidi Gardner, Chloe Fineman, Sarah Sherman, Jane Wickline, Ashley Padilla) choose between eligible bachelors (Dave Chappelle, Donnell Rawlings, Kenan Thompson, Andrew Dismukes, Devon Walker) on a dating show. Continue reading


Hip Hop recording artists Method Man and Redman move into a predominantly white suburb in New Jersey (along with Method Man’s mother Dorothea, and two friends Lil Bit and Dupree). When the pair violates neighborhood association rules from throwing a wild party and face eviction, they attempt to use kindness (and fruitcake) to endear themselves to their new neighbors. Continue reading