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The long-running internet tradition of honoring pop hits with Pokémon parodies continues with YouTube vlogger NateWantsToBattle’s catchy rendition of Meghan Trainor’s “All About That Bass”.

For the first time in history of Hallowmemes, the Internet meme costume party has gone bicoastal with two events happening in Los Angeles and New York City this year.

You’ve seen moving skeletons make people jump, but have you seen it played back really, really slowly?

This video remix series features a father playing the trombone while his son slams an oven door repeatedly as if it were a kick drum.

This talkative baby goat sounds like she is saying the word “what” repeatedly to her owner YouTuber Dusty Belew.

The phrase made famous by the 1966 western film can be applied to almost any fandom.

In this parody of the anti-street harassment video gone viral earlier this week, a female Skyrim character deals with verbal abuse from strange NPCs and dragons as she walks through the province in skimpy armor for ten hours.

A viral video meant to bring awareness to the issue of street harassment has already inspired several clever parody versions.

Ryan Bowen, a super cool dad and a fan of the MechWarrior series, began designing the life-size replica of Sunder years ago when he first found out that his wife is pregnant. Fast forward to now, the Bowens’ six-month old boy is all geared up for the most badass first trick-or-treat experience ever.

Costume photos, costume photos are everywhere. Got a picture of your own costume? Post ’em if you got ’em!

Walmart’s online store has issued a public apology after launching a special Halloween costumes section for plus-sized women with a rather tasteless label earlier this week.

In this latest media appearance by Noah Ritter on Ellen, the day-time talk show host dispatched everyone’s favorite future news reporter to check out the Texas State Fair and see how it fares in comparison to his visit to Pennsylvania’s Wayne County Fair back in August that brought him national fame in the first place. Apparently, it was a lot of fun.

This British electronic musician is known for creating impressive audio-visual remixes made out of video clips and soundbites from films and television shows.