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And also so I could
live in a place
that doesn't have
power steering.
Are Heather, Heather, Heather
We're all named...
Ah, crap.
I am so sorry I'm late.
I promise,
it won't happen again.
I was at the mall looking for clothes
and then you know how it goes.
When I go into a mall,
it turns into a meet-and-greet.
All right,
let's go inside.
I guess you could say my career
started in high school.
You know, I was just hanging out
with my boys on a Friday night
and a song came on the radio.
Uh, CeeLo something,
and it was called "Forget You."
And as I'm listening
to the song, I was like,
"Wow, this song's
pretty chill,
but I could probably
spruce it up a little bit."
You know, and I started
throwing out some joke lyrics.
And I was like,
"Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
This could be a parody."
I see you driving 'round town
with the cow I love
- And I'm like "Moo, moo"
- Moo, moo, moo
I guess the milk in my fridge
just wasn't enough
And I'm like
"Moo, moo and boo-hoo, too"
And that's when little old
Tomas Butterman from Ohio
became Tomas
"The Parody Boss."
I like saying it like that.
uh, you know,
like once a month
when I get inspired.
I always try to not only
make fun of the artist,
but say something.
I'd say my favorite parody
I've ever made
"We Are Never Getting
Back Together" parody.
Let's just say I turned it
on it's friggin' head.
We are Heather,
Heather, Heather
We're all named Heather
Her name's Heather,
her name's Heather
My name's Heather, too
'Cause we are Heather,
Heather, Heather
We're all named Heather
I think the reason
I am number one on YouTube,
um, is probably because...
well, my amazing content...
but also, I just have
with my fans, you know?
Or as I like to call them,
"the employees."
Thanks so much
for watching the parody.
If you wanna help out
this channel,
make sure to hit
that "subscribe" button.
Also, the song's up on iTunes,
so you better go cop that
and give this video
a thumbs up.
'Cause you're my employee
and that's your job.
Or else you're totes fired.
See you at work.
My employees are the most
loyal people in the world.
If I tell them to do
something, they do it.
You know, "Hey, guys,
go thumb up this video."
Million thumbs.
"Hey, guys, go buy this song
on iTunes." Number one.
Comes with a lot of power, though,
because if I were to be like,
"Hey, guys, go jump off a
bridge." You know what you'd see?
You'd see a lot of bridges
Or right next
to them probably.
'Cause technically,
if they jumped off,
they wouldn't go
right under, sorry.
I get all visual 'cause
I'm a director-filmmaker.
And... action.
Hello, puppies.
I'm Amber Day.
And you're watching
First video
has a lot of bark...
but does it have any bite?
I just need one second, Jimmy. So
I think it's a buyer's market...
Ah!!
Ouch!
That looked like it hurt.
Next up is kitty cats.
Which means...
Dina the Dog is here,
and I don't like
those p*ssy cats.
They play "ruff, ruff."
Usually that kitty
is very certain,
she's on the fence.
I'm Mrs. Cloudbottom,
the Dogcatcher.
Did somebody say,
"ruff, ruff"?
Amber:
I've alwaysloved telling jokes,
but nobody ever thought
I was funny until eighth grade
when I got back
from summer camp.
And then all of a sudden,
all the guys were just
laugh, laugh, laugh,
and laugh.
is my own comedy show.
So think like "SNL"
but with only me
as the cast.
My fan base is 95% male.
because most guys
tend to be the hardcore
comedy fans.
My name's Dennis Wasserman,
and I'm a film director.
When I wanted to make movies,
I didn't have actors.
I didn't have friends.
I had to work with
what I had.
So my cat, Mr. Blankets,
became my muse.
Blankets throughout his day.
Getting cool shots of him
sleeping and walking on tables,
and then I'd sync it with
the sickest music I could find.
But then I got sued.
Part of the agreement
was that, um,
and in return, I wouldn't collect
any ad revenue on my videos.
So will you be bringing
Mr. Blankets to WebCon?
Um, no, not gonna do that.
It's like when Steven Spielberg
goes to a pool party,
people don't ask him, "Hey, you gonna
bring Jaws to the pool party?"
It just doesn't happen, so...
Yeah, I don't think anybody
It's a B-52 bomber.
Come on, eat it.
Show 'em how to do that.
- Dale?
- Huh? Hey, hon.
Um, I'm working, what are
these people doing filming here?
My wife's not really
a fan of the videos.
Um, she's very vocal
about it.
Which is good, it's good
to have honest criticism,
because you need that.
She's also very vocal
about the fact
that she's the sole breadwinner
in our household.
And she is
personally responsible
for a lot of the weapon systems
that keep America safe.
So in a way, she's like
a real-life Tony Stark.
Which, I guess, you know,
makes me Hawkeye.
He's... he's tough, right?
Why's everybody shrugging?
I told you
about this a couple times.
I should've reminded you.
These guys are with
the, uh, "Chris!" show.
And Lucy's up getting
her own TV show.
- It's kind of a big deal.
- Yeah, okay.
Everyone in the neighborhood's
all freaking out.
That's great.
Um, I've got a late meeting,
so I'm gonna go.
- Okay, yeah.
- Okay, uh, you need to shave.
Oh, right. Oh, yeah, sorry.
Yeah, Brian, hi.
- Yeah, sorry, family sh*t.
- All right.
There goes your mom.
That's Go-Go Mary.
Always on the go.
You'll see a high 78
in the Valley.
74 in the low-laying regions
as things heat up when we head
into the Fourth of July...
weekend.
Sorry about that, folks.
Oh, God.
Oh, God, it's coming.
Cut it! Cut it!
Oh, my God, I'm shitting.
I'm shitting my pants!
Oh, my God,
I'm shitting my pants!
I'm shitting myself!
I'm shitting myself!
Oh! Oh!
Okay, first thoughts
Hey, that's a lot of
number two.
Hey, buddy, you're supposed
to be looking out
- for number one.
- Oh, that's good.
That's really good.
My fans will love that.
Uh, he should've
forecast mudslides.
Oh!
"Mudslides."
Most people don't know this,
but comedians like myself,
have a team of writers.
And when I started my show,
that were huge fans of mine.
And I met up with them
and they were just so funny
and so nice.
Three little gentlemen.
- She's awesome.
It's really cool working
with someone like that.
We try to hug her
as much as we can.
What do you think of
your chances of winning?
Yeah, I think I have
Um, I'm the only woman
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