The Queen of Rachet returns with another holiday parody – Baby It’s Cold Outside (Parody) Continue reading
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Category: Parody
12/17/25 O&A NYC WILDIN OUT WEDNESDAY: Tracy Morgan – Call Simone (parody on Erykah Badu’s Call Tyrone)
Call Simone, a parody of Erykah Badu‘s song Call Tyrone, by comedian Tracy Morgan on his Comedy Central Special. Continue reading
12/15/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Homey Claus – In Living Color
Homey Claus was an alias used by the iconic In Living Color character Homey D. Clown (played by Damon Wayans). Continue reading
12/5/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: What’s Happening (1976) Christmas
The 1976 Christmas episode of the sitcom What’s Happening!! is simply titled Christmas and aired on December 11, 1976, as the ninth episode of the first season.The episode centers on a misunderstanding regarding Christmas Day plans that ultimately leads to a heartwarming family reunion. Continue reading
12/1/25 O&A NYC Hollywood Monday Holiday Issue: Chandler Christmas Getaway
In Chandler Christmas Getaway, the Chandler family finds themselves without any Christmas spirit in a warm December climate. To fix this, they decide to pack up and head to a rented cabin in a more festive location. Continue reading
12/1/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Christmas Ornaments – SNL
A drunk Santa ornament (Beck Bennett) is hung on the back of the Christmas tree alongside an old Good Will Hunting ornament (Matt Damon) and other tacky ornaments (Kenan Thompson, Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant, Cecily Strong, Mikey Day) only seen by the wall. Continue reading
11/24/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Vegan Thanksgiving
Where’s the turkey? Its Thankgiving! Not at the Vegan Thanksgiving.
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11/22/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Hey Mon – In Living Color (Season 1)
Hey Mon! Meet the Heally’s the hardest work Jamaican family. Continue reading
11/21/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Rickey Smiley – Black Folks Thanksgiving Menu
Rickey Smiley’s Black Folks Thanksgiving Menu is a popular comedy routine that humorously highlights the vast array of dishes and abundance of food typically found at a Black Thanksgiving celebration, contrasting it with a more minimalist White Folks Menu. Continue reading
