Parody of Call Me Maybe Might Be The Best Thing This Week [Video]

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And so it was that Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” was parodied with such panache that all future parodies dimmed in comparison. The fantastic folks behind The Key of Awesome! have really outdone themselves this time with a hilarious take on the implications of maybe calling someone. If only every song were a list of things seemingly not connected to each other.
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