It’s not? I mean, yes it’s a real product and not a fake SNL commercial, but it played like a gag gift, not something that was actually created by and for Trump fans.
Have you not yet seen the stumpy golden statue of Trump at CPAC with its suit upper, American flag shorts lower and flip-flopped feet? Trumpers have a certain . . . aesthetic. Trumpy Bear flew off shelves and almost all of them were not purchased ironically.
Yeah, but was the lame man from Venice? Because “How do you make a Venetian blind?” is something I never get tired of.
I was watching SNL, and they had a sketch about a incredibly stereotypical rapper. Kept waiting for a punchline. Turns out, it was 50 Cent, who was that week’s musical guest.
You will never be able to convince me that the Nic Cage The Wicker Man is not a horror parody.
Here’s the real commercial for it:
Do you have this one? (I would personally have gone with “Jew on a Pew”.)
I was about 20 minutes into Startup. com before realizing it wasn’t a Christopher Guest-style mockumentary.
I bought my mom the Mensch On A Bench a few years ago. She already had the talking Bubbe doll. This year, I shall buy her the Mitzvah Moose.
When I saw the first scene of Jason Statham vehicle ‘The Meg’, I genuinely expected it to be a movie within the movie - that Statham’s character had fallen into making terribly-acted schlock action films and would be coerced into one last gritty deep sea adventure after his cushy acting roles. Turns out I was overthinking things.
But this isn’t even the worst of his vehicles.
Its not high art - but its a fun ride.
The first time I saw the Squatty Potty commercial I thought for sure it was an SNLesque parody.
The first (and last) time I read Rainbox Six, I thought someone had done a good parody of a Tom Clancy novel. Turns out Clancy had just become a parody of himself.