They may look like your grandparents but this group of fine elderly folk have gone viral with their church choir. They are the Senior Adult Choir from the First Baptist Church in Augusta, Georgia, and instead of praising the lord, these lovable senior citizens thought it would be fun to do some hip-hop cover songs for a change.
Are you a big Nicki Minaj fan? Like, a really big one? Think you're the biggest fan of her song 'Starships?' Too bad, because you'll never be a bigger fan than Crunk Coco. Here's his cover, complete with the song's salty, NSFW language. Although you probably won't even be able to make it out, because... well, here's the video.
Every day we call an end to the 'Call Me Maybe' meme. And every day we are compelled to run yet another video of the infectious Carly Rae Jepsen tune being either covered or lip dubbed. It's almost as if internet doesn't listen to us at all.
But this latest effort is really for the dogs. A corgi has performed the official anthem for first part of the summer of 2012. Corgi Rae Jepsen. We should have seen it coming.
Last week a video emerged of President Obama singing 'Call Me Maybe,' the tune everybody can't help but belt out. However one didn't have observe the clip too closely to realize what was really going on was that a clever editor was using words from Obama's speeches to make it seem like he was singing the Carly Rae Jepsen hit.
There was no such editing during Colin Powell's appearance on CBS This Morning. He just flat out sang the song. Yes, this is pretty crazy.
When we last checked in on Eric Calderone, he was performing a blazing guitar version of the 'Game of Thrones' theme. For his latest effort the ax man is taking on internet favorite Eduard Khil's ‘I Am Glad, ‘Cause I’m Finally Returning Back Home,' which is better known as the 'Trololo' song.
According to Calderone, he has been getting requests for the tune for some time. Sadly, Khil passed away earlier this month at 77, and that motivated Calderone to finally do it. Check it out.
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 hit 'Glad You Came.' Is Noah able to maintain his single name status with the effort? Check it out.
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-musical celebrity to mouth the song in a video for his Miss USA contest.
However that distinction only lasted about a day. Because, below, we have a clip of President Barack Obama, the most powerful man in the world, belting out the lyrics to the catchy tune.
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!