Cover Songs

One of YouTube's first "superstars," Tay Zonday has got in on the 'Call Me Maybe' cover action. As if there weren't enough covers of Carly Rae Jepsen's overplayed hit, the soon-to-be 30-year-old Zonday sings the song in his trademark deep voice. Real deep.

Last month Noah became the latest singing sensation to come from YouTube when his soulful acoustic guitar cover of LMFAO's 'Sexy and I Know It' garnered over nine million hits and got him featured on the 'Today Show.' The 18-year-old singer/songwriter from South Carolina has actually been putting out cover songs pretty consistently over the last year. In his latest effort, he takes on The Wanted h

It started about a month ago when members of the Harvard baseball team lip-dubbed Carly Rae Jepsen's pop hit 'Call Me Maybe' while riding on their team bus. The video, which also includes synchronized dance moves, currently has over 11 million views on YouTube and its success has spawned numerous other 'Call Me Maybe' cover videos. In fact, over the weekend, Donald Trump became the biggest non-mus

We've seen all sorts of impressive guitar work on YouTube. From men playing heavy metal covers of cartoon themes to kids playing banjo really fast, they've all left us twiddling our fingers as we watch them play. But now try air guitar-ing to this: 50 catchy guitar riffs from the early '90s played in succession by one talented guy.

Here we go again. Just when you thought you had seen enough, another one comes along. And how can we ignore this one? It's a cover video of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" by the beautiful 2012 Miss USA Contestants!

While there are covers of popular songs by the millions on YouTube, very few rarely ever stand out. Here's one that's going viral all over the Web right now - because it's simply too good! Two sisters (Lennon,12, and Maisy Stella,8) do a simple, yet impressive, rendition of Swedish popstar Robyn's hit song 'Call Your Girlfriend.'

Bob Saget has had an interesting career. Originally a stand-up comic known for his very vulgar material, he is most famous for playing patriarch Danny Tanner on 'Full House,' a family-oriented sitcom. Since his time with Uncle Jesse, the Olsen Twins and the rest, Saget has settled into a comfortable life of being famous for being Bob Saget. But, over the weekend, he showed off a much more active s

With numerous covers of Carly Rae Jepsen's inescapable hit 'Call Me Maybe' already on the internet, sometimes viral hits like the Harvard baseball team cover video give the unlikeliest of people the courage to make one of their own. In this case, the staff at the famous Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Jorge Narvaez and his daughter Alexa's cover of the Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros song ‘Home' has over 20 million views on YouTube. However, impressing the internet and winning over the notoriously critical Howard Stern are completely different things. But that's what the father and daughter duo were tasked with when they took the stage on 'American Got Talent' during Stern's debut as a jud

Usually, singer/songwriter Noah Guthrie covers tunes by the likes of musicians Bob Dylan, John Legend and John Mayer. But this time, he performs an awesomely soulful rendition of 'Sexy and I Know It' by goofball electropop duo LMFAO. And, man, he sure does it justice.

Road trips can often get boring. So what do you do when you run out of options to keep you occupied? If you are the boys from Harvard's baseball team, you put on a Carly Rae Jepsen's pop hit 'Call Me Maybe' and lip-synch to it while the camera's rolling.

Spoofs of Gotye's monster hit 'Somebody That I Used to Know' are starting to stack up. The ode to heartbreak was memorably parodied in a 'Saturday Night Live' digital short and even an a cappella group performed a rendition. And now, two six-year-old kids lip sync along to the song in this awesome music video.

It's 'Star Wars Day' and chances are you've heard the iconic John Williams' 'Star Wars' theme today at least 7,183 times. Here's number 7,184, but this one is worth sitting through all the way to the end.

In the spirit of nostalgic lounge acts, there is a group of hipster virtuosos staking viral claim in the worldwide Web's musical revolution. The group goes by the name CDZA, and their latest creative musical montage is entitled 'Opus No. 2. – The History of Whistling.'

While driving on their way to school, a father and his three kids break into a killer rendition of the Queen classic 'Bohemian Rhapsody.' Anybody else reminded of a similar scene from 'Wayne's World'?