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The ISIS Propaganda Song Gets Parodied
August 20th, 2015 1:00 PMSince its worldwide debut through an ISIS propaganda video uploaded in early 2014, this politically-charged hymn has been sampled in a variety of online parodies and satirical remixes in the Western hemisphere, in a similar vein to the reappropriation of the Arabic expression "Allahu Akbar".
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Courage the ISIS Dog Attacks!
August 20th, 2015 11:58 AMTurns out that Courage wasn't as cowardly as he seems.
Warning: The video is ridiculously loud, so turn your headphones down.
Animu & Mango
August 20th, 2015 11:05 AMYou kids and your Japanese Mangos! These mis-spellings of anime and manga have taken on a life of their own, spreading throughout the fandoms as both a fun in-joke and a derogatory term for otaku.
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Star Wars Edited: Luke's Trip to Dagobah
August 20th, 2015 10:00 AM
R2-D2: [Sad Beep]
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August 20th, 2015 9:30 AM
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The ISIS Propaganda Song Gets Parodied
Since its worldwide debut through an ISIS propaganda video uploaded in early 2014, this politically-charged hymn has been sampled in a variety of online parodies and satirical remixes in the Western hemisphere, in a similar vein to the reappropriation of the Arabic expression "Allahu Akbar".
Courage the ISIS Dog Attacks!
Turns out that Courage wasn't as cowardly as he seems.
Warning: The video is ridiculously loud, so turn your headphones down.
Animu & Mango
You kids and your Japanese Mangos! These mis-spellings of anime and manga have taken on a life of their own, spreading throughout the fandoms as both a fun in-joke and a derogatory term for otaku.
