What happens when you combine Earthquakes with big boobs? This video.

Foreign people really know how to mess up a perfectly horrible television theme song, don't they?

Aldous Snow and Infant Sorrow perform their inspirational song from the upcoming film, Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

Dunder Mifflin has yet to endorse a candidate. Hopefully Daryl and Scrantonicity II are working on a song for Obama.

Some lonely boy with a love of Robert Smith composed a touching tribute to Mr. Ledger.

Not only is Deep Purple's classic the first song guitarists learn but it is also the first song Japanese orchestras learn.

Malcolm Middleton sings "We're All Going to Die" and brings a holiday anthem to the masses (who are alone and depressed apparently).

Clearly Seal married her for her brains...both of them.

When the last episode of The Office this year airs, thanks to the writers strike, hopefully this song from Jan about her "cat" will keep you warm.

Any parody of an Akon song will be better than the original but this parody pwns it.

If you get every joke in this song you are probably very intelligent although you live alone in a dark apartment.

This is either from an Indian (dots, not feathers) SNL or it really is a commercial and India is far more advanced than other cultures.

Neil Young once wrote a song about his "Cinnamon Girl", this one's kind of cute once you clean the cinnamon out of her.

Brian and Stewie performed a song about the state of TV. This doesn't make up for having Seacrest host the show but its a start...

This reporter got distracted by the image of boobs on the green screen. This is kind of the mature way you'd expect Adam Sandler to react.

In an alternate universe there is no world hunger and Lohan and Tyra Banks did not become cracked out whores. Enjoy this clip from when the dream was still alive.

This commercial from the 80s promises a chewing gum that will make your boobs grow. We believe the FDA may have outlawed it.

How do you know your summer is over, over over? That guy with all the eyeliner covers the "song of the summer" and officially puts the last nail in the coffin.

This commercial has the catchiest song, written in Oklahoma, about BBQ, ever. Making "it falls off the bone" sound sexy is no small task.

Hey Tay, did you steal this song from Kuato? or do you have a Kuato living inside of you?