I wrote one today to "LaLa" by Ashlee simpson. It's called "Ha ha" and it's from the point of view of a bully.

This is the link: http://amiright.com/parody/2000s/ashleesimpson15.shtml

if it's as bad as the votes say it is let me know why

A tribute to the website has just been released by me.
It's called "Messageboard of AmIRight"
Parody of "Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" by Green Day


Everyone PLEASE check it out.
Your name might be in it.

from S.T.G.

I submitted one to the Nirvana song "Beeswax" called "Stephen's drunken champloo"
on Tuesday, and I'm about to submit one to the WTLO recording of Mrs. Butterworth here
shortly.

yet another sign of how far upward the age of amiright has shifted - nirvana songs are now "new" when that wouldn't have been the case for the same songs four years ago.

Well ,I'm a big Nirvana fan. The thing is I would have started submitting my parodies along
time ago, but I didn't find out about this site until last September. A few of my parodies were
wrote in the years 1999 - 2002, so those are kinda old. 
Song parodies to date: Training Trip(Sliver), Kill Happosai(About a girl), Frieza doesn't want me
in the ginyu(Jesus wants me for a sunbeam), Oh the guilt*Nanako version, Digicharat crew
(Oh the guilt), Anime video games and Nirvana(Verse chorus verse), Token easternsong*Elgala
version, Anime f****** perversion(Mexican seafood), Persocom Exorcist(Anorexorcist),
I am Error(Breed), F*** me I'm h****(Help me I'm hungry/Vendettagainst),
Angel brigade(Help me I'm hungry/Vendettagainst), FCC(Pen cap chew), Across Conquest
(Swap meet), Stephen's drunken champloo(Beeswax), The quest for the Fecal matter demo
(Mrs. Butterworth).

F*** me I'm h****, Angel brigade and Anime f****** perversion are exclusively on
whatfreaks. Token eastern song*Elgala version and Anime video games and Nirvana are
are on both amiright and whatfreaks. The rest are exclusively on amiright.
I really went on and on here.

The last one I submitted, the Mrs. Butterworth parody wasn't positively received.
I think the theme of the parody is part of the reason.

nirvana songs are now "new" when that wouldn't have been the case for the same songs four years ago.


Maybe Step-chan interpreted your thread as being about new parodies, not parodies of recent songs.


yet another sign of how far upward the age of amiright has shifted


You say that like it's a bad thing. Go to your room.

xoxox
Spaff

I just wanted to show what I was going to sumbit, regardless
if it was based on an old or new song.
I didn't really interpret the title of the topic like that.(I didn't think about it when I did my post)
Is am cool though.....

Anyway...  as you can tell, my experience involves parodies of Nirvana songs and
songs that Nirvana had covered.

??

I didn't mean to confuse anyone.

I didn't mean to confuse anyone.


We're all just a bunch of confused people here, Step-chan. That's not your fault.

xoxox
Spaff

We're all just a bunch of confused people here, Step-chan. That's not your fault.

xoxox
Spaff


Hey, speak for thyself, Spaff---er, I mean, theak for spyself---ah, no, what I meant is, seek for thine elf---uh, I'm confused...

Finally made it to #100 to the tune of Back In The Highlife by Steve Winwood:

Back In The Doghouse

Ashlee Simpson learns of the joys of parenthood? (but still can't sing worth beans) :D ;)

http://www.amiright.com/parody/2000s/ashleesimpson17.shtml