Because can you even call yourself a band if you don’t have at least one instrument that looks like a creepy baby doll, these are the $300 BabyBot musical synthesizers created and sold by Moonlight Armada. Available in light theremin (red) and analog synthesizer (purple) editions, both are ‘set up

Hot on the heels of ‘Jack And Diane’ but most of the lyrics are “Suckin’ on a chili dog,” this is an remix from web developer Matthew McVickar of the Steve Miller Band’s 1973 classic ‘The Joker’ but with the iconic guitar slide wolf whistle from the “Some people call

This is a video of comedic musician Tom McGovern performing John Mellencamp’s 1982 banger ‘Jack And Diane’ with most of the song’s lyrics replaced with the classic ‘suckin’ on a chili dog’ from the second verse. Gosh, I could really go for some Tastee Freez right about now. He makes

These are several shots of British rapper Slowthai as half man, half cake for the music video for his song ‘Feel Away’ (UPDATE: music video added). His face and chest are his real face and chest, but his arm and legs are realistic cakes carefully crafted by The Bakeking, Ben

Metallica performed for BlizzCon this year to get people super amped about video games and the Twitch Gaming channel that was streaming the keynote and subsequent musical performance dubbed over the band’s ‘For Whom The Bell Tolls’ with elevator music to avoid any possible copyright infringement. Smart thinking, and I

This is a video of saxophonist and TikTok recording artist Evan Jacobson adding a sax solo to The Notorious B.I.G.’s 1994 banger ‘Big Poppa’. It works surprisingly well, although I understand why Biggie didn’t include a saxophone solo in the original, and that reason can only be that Kenny G

Remember when guitarist André Atunes turned televangelist Kenneth Copeland’s COVID-19 rant into a heavy metal song? Well now pianist Brandon Ethridge has turned it into a mini-musical appropriately titled, “I DEMAND A VACCINATION!” He also gave the lawyer cat video the mini-musical treatment. Both are quite enjoyable and really added

These are two videos of musician Marc Chouarain performing the Interstellar and Harry Potter themes on a crystal baschet (aka crystal organ). What’s a crystal baschet? Hey — I donated, Wikipedia, don’t you side-eye me: Models of the crystal organs range from 3.5 to 6 octaves and are made of