Mash-up genius Fadi Saleh is at it again. The 19-year-old who runs YouTube channel Baracksdubs has just unveiled his latest editing masterpiece. Known for his viral videos of presidential speeches cut to the tune of popular music, Saleh's fans have requested the next pop hit for our Commander-in-Chief to (sort of) sing along to.
In this amazing clip, a man recreates Beyonce's video for 'Countdown' shot-for-shot while wearing a blue Snuggie. Why? If you've ever worn one, you wouldn't be asking that question.
Not a fan of British craze One Direction? Don't think those boys are cute enough? Then how about this cover group -- comprised of dogs!
Seemingly every person in the world has made a video of themselves either singing or lip-syncing 'Call Me Maybe.'
Perhaps that's why the latest viral video to feature the Carly Rae Jepsen hit comes from a galaxy far, far away.
Hot on the heels of five-year-old Aubrey Anderson-Emmons' rendition of Adele's 'Someone Like You' comes this -- a rousing cover of the singer's hit 'One and Only' performed by the chorus at Staten Island's Public School 22. Had enough of child singers covering well-known songs? Not yet you haven't.
In this funny clip, talk show host Jay Miller, comedian Casey Jost and scores of people in Times Square star in an impromptu video for the song 'Otis' by hip-hop artists Kanye West and Jay-Z. Oh, and did we mention that all the bystanders are unwitting participants?
Six years ago, when she was 17, Alex Dainis made a video of herself lip-syncing along to the Aaron Carter song 'Aaron’s Party (Come Get It.)'
Such a move was pretty questionable at the time, given that the tune came out back in 2000 and featured a 12-year-old Aaron Carter rapping. But, as you will see in the video below, the end justifies the means.
So far we've learned that animals love Adele and that her music may even have magical healing properties. Now, five-year-old Aubrey Anderson-Emmons, who plays Lily on 'Modern Family,' gets in on the Adele craze by singing 'Someone Like You' from the backseat of her mother's car.
It's not exactly what you think. We swear, this one is a little different. Among the array of Carly Rae Jespen's 'Call Me Maybe' cover songs, this one from our childhood friend -- the Cookie Monster -- has got to be one of the better ones. Why? Well, he decided to hold onto only the beat and some of the lyrics, yet change most of them to suit something he wants dearly. No, he doesn't want your number. He wants your cookies.
According to their bio, Camille and Kennerly Kitt are the "world's only known identical twin professional harpists." (If there happens to be any other such pros out there, now is the time to stand up and be counted.) The classically trained blondes are making a name for themselves by covering contemporary music with their ancient instruments.