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*"[[Don't Know Y]]", a parody of "Don't Know Why" sung by [[Norah Jones]] |
*"[[Don't Know Y]]", a parody of "Don't Know Why" sung by [[Norah Jones]] |
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*"[[Dancin']]", a parody of "Fallin'" sung by [[Alicia Keys]] |
*"[[Dancin']]", a parody of "Fallin'" sung by [[Alicia Keys]] |
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*"[[Oh, How I Miss My X]]", a parody of "Oh, How I Miss My Ex" sung by [[Patti LaBelle]] |
*"[[Oh, How I Miss My X]]", a parody of "Oh, How I Miss My Ex" sung by [[Patti LaBelle]] |
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*"[[Furry Happy Monsters]]", a parody of "Shiny Happy People" sung by [[R.E.M.]] |
*"[[Furry Happy Monsters]]", a parody of "Shiny Happy People" sung by [[R.E.M.]] |
Revision as of 01:15, 15 October 2012
Sesame Street songs that are parodies of existing songs.
Celebrity Self-Performed Song Parodies
Throughout Sesame Street's long history, many celebrities and musicians have appeared and performed variations of their well-known songs with altered lyrics about educational content. These parodies feature the same music as the original song.
- "1234", a parody of "1234" sung by Leslie Feist
- "Two Princes", a parody of "Two Princes" sung by the Spin Doctors
- "Slimey to the Moon", a parody of "Fly me to the Moon" sung by Tony Bennett
- "My Triangle", a parody of "You're Beautiful" sung by James Blunt
- "I Soaks Up the Sun", a parody of "Soak Up the Sun" sung by Sheryl Crow
- "Pride", a parody of "Slide" sung by The Goo Goo Dolls
- "Just the Way You Are", a parody of "Just the Way You Are" sung by Billy Joel
- "Don't Know Y", a parody of "Don't Know Why" sung by Norah Jones
- "Dancin'", a parody of "Fallin'" sung by Alicia Keys
- "Outdoors," a parody of "I'm Yours" sung by Jason Mraz
- "Oh, How I Miss My X", a parody of "Oh, How I Miss My Ex" sung by Patti LaBelle
- "Furry Happy Monsters", a parody of "Shiny Happy People" sung by R.E.M.
- "U Really Got a Hold on Me", a parody of "You've Really Got a Hold on Me" sung by Smokey Robinson
- "Put a Lid on It", a parody of "Put a Lid on It" sung by Squirrel Nut Zippers
- "That Grouchy Face", a parody of "Your Smiling Face" sung by James Taylor
- "Hot and Cold", a parody of "Hot n Cold" sung by Katy Perry
- "(A Monster Went and) Ate My Red Two", a parody of "(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes" sung by Elvis Costello
- "Plain White T's Song", a parody of "Hey There Delilah" sung by Tom Higgenson, (singer for Plain White T's)
Sound-like Song Spoofs
The show has spoofed popular-culture with spoofs of well-known songs. These sound-alike parodies feature original, albeit somewhat similar, music to the original.
- "Barn in the USA", a spoof of "Born in the USA"
- "Born to Add", a spoof of "Born to Run"
- "The Braid-Y Bunch", a spoof of "The Brady Bunch Theme"
- "Don't Know Y", a spoof of "Don't Know Why"
- "Don't Stop Your G-ing", a spoof of "Don't Stop Believing"
- "Every Kitty Sleeps",a spoof of "Everybody Sleeps"
- "Everything Goes", a spoof of "Anything Goes"
- "Felines", a spoof of "Feelings"
- "Hey Food", a spoof of "Hey Jude"
- "Honk Around the Clock", a spoof of "Rock Around the Clock"
- "I Am Chicken", a spoof of "I Am Woman"
- "Letter B", a spoof of "Let it Be"
- "Little Miss Count Along", a spoof of "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong"
- "Measure, Yeah, Measure", a spoof of "Never Say Never"
- "Telly's Lunch", a spoof of "The Brady Bunch Theme"
- "With a Little Yelp from My Friends", a spoof of "With a Little Help from My Friends"
- "Share It Maybe", a spoof of "Call Me Maybe" (Premiered on YouTube)
Other Song Parodies
- Oscar the Grouch parodied Kermit the Frog's "Bein' Green" with his own Grouchy version
- Cookie Monster parodied "Elmo's World" with "Cookie World"
- The Elmo's World theme is a musically the same as "Elmo's Song".
- Every song sung at the end of Elmo's World ("The Balls Song", "The Drawing Song", etc) are sung to the tune of "Jingle Bells."