Miley Cyrus's pop ballad 'Wrecking Ball' has become so popular. It's spawned its fair share of viral video parodies within mere weeks, the latest of which is the Wrecking Ball Chatroulette version brought to you by YouTube personality Steve Kardynal.
Kardynal has spoofed other hits on the video-chatting site, most notably Carly Rae Jepson's catchy summer hit 'Call Me Maybe.' This time around, Kardynal gets even racier; not only does he dress in Miley's now-iconic tighty-whitey ensemble, he also strips it all off in order to gyrate on a home-made wrecking ball (an aerobics ball tied with twine). Though I can't say that nudity is a novel concept on Chatroulette, a semi-choreographed naked dance number certainly is.
As for the reactions? They're all priceless, varying from users who contort their face into expressions of shock, to users who jump right in and start singing along, to users who can't seem to control their laughter.
Reactive Pop Ballad Parodies
The Wrecking Ball Chatroulette Parody Elicits Hilarious Responses
Trend Themes
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3. Unconventional Reactions - Capture and showcase genuine and unexpected reactions from users to create entertaining and shareable content.
Industry Implications
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