The Songify This YouTube videos from The Gregory Brothers (from the Auto-Tune the News fame) have managed to yet again create a medley spoof with Debbie the eHarmony Cat Lady.
The Songify This song, entitled "Can't Hug Every Cat," makes Debbie's video a little more tolerable to viewers. By Auto-Tuning her voice, Debbie's cries turns into a strong harmony that goes perfectly along with her cat band.
The Songify This Can't Hug Every Cat song was made to help promote The Gregory Brothers' new iPhone app.
Implications - Consumers love to further mock others who make fools of themselves in public. By using a viral video and making a new version that does this, directors can draw attention with their video and capitalize on the viral sensation.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Viral Video Parodies
- Directors can create viral video parodies to draw attention and capitalize on the viral sensation.
- Auto-tuned Voiceovers
- By using Auto-Tune technology, voices can be transformed into harmonies, creating unique and entertaining content.
- Social Media Influencers
- Social media influencers can collaborate with content creators to create engaging and shareable videos.
Where This Applies
- Entertainment
- Entertainment industry professionals can create viral video parodies for promotional purposes.
- Technology
- Technology companies can develop and improve Auto-Tune technology for various applications.
- Advertising
- Advertising agencies can partner with social media influencers to create engaging content for brands.
