This Star Wars parody video spoofs both Meghan Trainor's hit song All About That Bass and the famous sci-fi film franchise at the same time. From Nerdist, All About That Base turns Trainor's lyrics into a nerd-friendly sing along about Darth Vader, complete with robot dance moves and bopping Stormtroopers.
The Star Wars parody video features singing and dancing cheerleaders with the word 'Vader' splashed across the chest of their black uniforms. The girls in the video are seen in form-fitted clothing talking about how they're bodies were rebuilt from the bottom to the top. They also discuss their dislike for rebels and the low likelihood that they would get blown up by the same jedi twice (according to what the Emperor said to them).
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- Pop Culture Parodies
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