Carly Rae Jepsen hit it big with her hit song 'Call Me Maybe,' but perhaps some have taken it a tad too far as seen in the 'Call Me Maybe' Intervention. The hilarious parody shows how the pop song has single-handedly destroyed the main character, Jared's life.
Showing Jared's friends and family expressing various concerns, the hilarious video details how Jared has gone way to far in broadcasting his Call Me Maybe love. Ripping his jeans, dancing the Harvard Baseball team's Call Me Maybe dance and quoting lines from the song as regular phrases in his everyday life, Jared has gone too far deep. The video is a parody of the popular 'Intervention' shows that follow the lives of drug and alcohol addicts as they overcome their addictions.
Musical Addiction Parodies
The 'Call Me Maybe' Intervention Takes the Pop Song a Little Too Far
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