Just when you thought Carly Rae Jepsen’s Call Me Maybe song couldn’t be redone anymore, Steve Kardynal and his Call Me Maybe Chatroulette Version hits the Internet.
Steve Kardynal is a bearded YouTube comedian, and he has created the latest and if not funniest Call Me Maybe parody video to date. Steve logs onto the still existing webcam site ChatRoulette and proceeds to do full renditions of the famed pop song. Steve has a series of hilarious costume changes throughout the video and performs his cross-dressing character perfectly.
The reactions have to be the best part about this video, most of the strangers that have the unfortunate chance of being paired up with Steve are either baffled and shocked, or sing along in enjoyment.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Webcam Entertainment
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- Parody Videos
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- User-generated Content
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Where This Applies
- Social Media
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- Entertainment Industry
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