Tyrus Smackey and the Scoot-Tootin' Bunch 're hotter'n a pair of wet mackerels in an Alabama noon, and this here's their latest single, "Arcade Daze." (Odds are they may've had but a lick of help from Scott Gairdner and Funny or Die.) Corral the youngin's, cook up a can o' beans, stroke yer mutton-chops and enjoy, hoss.
The best way to enjoy this music video is to imagine that it's the kind of thing Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman often do on a random Tuesday, and CollegeHumor just happened to capture it on video this time. I bet they text each other stuff like this during the day:
Nick: After work are we gonna finish up s4 of The Wire or try Homeland? Megan: ORRR we could go inside a karaoke machine and sing a cowboy duet about a creationist and a paleontologist riding on a dragon together? Nick: YES, Chinese afterwards? Megan: It's a date. Love you Nick:
Halloween ain't over till you watch the video for "Bonfire" by Childish Gambino (a.k.a. comedian and Community actor Donald Glover). The video is legitimately spooky, but if you get scared, just focus on the lyrics and how silly the PG-rated version sounds when you're expecting the not-so-PG words. "I love-, I love-, dude I should be running PETA." It's so radio-friendly!
Here's a music video relating to tonight's episode of Up All Night (available to stream online now!) that features Maya Rudolph's character Ava in an early-career music video with her then-boyfriend, played by The Lonely Island's Jorma Taccone. It's very sexy, if you consider man ponytails and pink cheetah print tops sexy.