Fun Time Internet takes in the TLC classic 'Say Yes To The Dress' in its parody video, 'Say Yes To The Pants.' In this bro-ed out version, Devon, a pant-stylist, takes on customer Jeff in his search for the perfect pair. Taking on the format of all brides-to-be, Jeff has brought his "vocal" entourage with him -- drama is bound to ensue. This satirical approach brings much-needed laughter to the countless wedding and bridezilla shows that are taking over television screens. Wedding shows may be fun, but they're definitely a guilty pleasure that Fun Time Internet makes you feel better about -- plus, a pair of pants is a must-have for any refined man.
The video was created by Fun Time Internet, which was founded in 2008 and currently is headquartered in Toronto, where the group creates comedy gold for the world wide web. Involved in the genius group are Greg Alsop, Dave Hodgson, Jeremy Mersereau, Scott Stephenson, Andrew Strapp, Bo Swidersky, Geoffrey Webster and Aaron Zorgel.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Wedding Parody Videos
- Creating satirical and humorous takes on traditional wedding shows and bridal dress shopping experiences.
- Bro-oriented Wedding Humor
- Appealing to the male audience by creating comedy that is catered to traditional male interests and ideas.
- Humor as a Wedding Industry Niche
- Incorporating humor as a selling point in wedding-related products and services.
Sectors Adopting This
- Wedding Industry
- Incorporating humor and satirical takes on traditional weddings and bridesmaid/groomsmen experiences, creating disruptive and memorable experiences for couples and wedding guests.
- Online Entertainment Industry
- Creating comedy gold content for the world wide web that appeals to male and female audiences across generations.
- Social Media Industry
- Leveraging trendsetting and viral qualities of comedic wedding parodies on social media to promote sales and drive engagement, potentially leading to long-term brand loyalty.
