Matty B Brings All the Hottest Hits to the Schoolyard

What’s his name? It’s Matty B, and he’s is anything but your average seven-year-old from Atlanta.

This kid has taken over the Internet in a big way and is the newest viral sensation, re-inventing such hits as Eminem’s “I Love the Way You Lie,” Mike Posner’s “Cooler Than Me,” Ke$ha’s “We R Who We R”, and even Willow Smith's "Whip My Hair". The pint-sized, blond hair, blue-eyed second grader with enormous talent has gotten nationwide recognition for bringing hip hop to the playground population. At such a young age, there is a lot to look forward to in the development of Matty’s career. Having already appeared on the “Wendy Williams Show,” rest assured there will soon be Matty B music streaming from more places than YouTube.

Check out his latest offering, just released -- a redo of fellow youngster Justin Bieber's new hit “Pray”:

Check out www.youtube.com/mattybraps to see many more music videos from Matty B. You know you can’t resist!

Hide Your Kids, Hide Your Wife! It’s The Gregory Brothers!

Thanks to auto-tune, music was changed forever, but what has happened since it became a phone app and available to the masses? It's become the voice of viral phenoms, the Gregory Brothers.

Made up of Andrew, Michael, Evan, and his wife Sarah, the Gregory Brothers take popular internet video clips, auto-tune them, and release them for our enjoyment. By far, their biggest hit, with over 11 million views, is the “Bed Intruder Song”, featuring Antoine Dodson. The brothers, like the rest of the world, saw the news clip featuring Dodson’s sister who was attacked in her bedroom, which led Antoine to calling the local news station and providing us with a goldmine of quotable sound bytes like “Hide your kids, hide your wife, and hide your husbands...” I could go on all day.

Becoming celebrities overnight, the Gregory Brothers and Antoine Dodson recently appeared at the BET Hip Hop Awards and continue to be played and re-played on computers everywhere (and over and over again in my head). The success  of the Brothers’ internet meme has also allowed Dodson to move his family to a new house in a safer neighborhood.

With quite the collection of music videos, the laughs keep coming, and as long as there is news, there will hopefully be funny auto-tuned news.

This Is Definitely The Place

Watch out, Christian Bale — Miles Fisher is here.

Man, can this guy can do an impersonation! You might already recognize him (or maybe not — he’s THAT good) from his hilarious spoof of the Tom Cruise Scientology video in the film Superhero Movie.

As featured on the hot up-and-coming marketing and management “Elitaste” blog, Fisher creates his own music video for his cover of “This Must Be The Place” by the Talking Heads as if it were scenes right out of the dark cult hit, American Psycho. He nearly beats Bale at his own game, nailing his character’s facial expressions, voice, and mannerisms.

This is a guy to look out for. Check out the killer video below (it’s sorta NSFW, so be warned!):