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Take Two on Pharrell Williams's "Get Happy" (Pomplamoose)

Pharrell Williams's original music video here.  

And a Despicable Me version with lyrics here.

Daft Punk's "get Lucky" here.

Take One on Pharrell Williams's "Get Happy" (Christopher Bill)

The ... Um ... Safety Dance? (A Dance Movie Mash-up)

Via Purple Clover.

Nat King Cole's Nature Boy with the Mad Men Theme Song, Sung by Allison Williams

This is just simply awesome. Allison Williams, by the way, is the daughter of U.S. television news anchor Brian Williams.

We Just Gotta Get This Out of Our System

We previously posted several times on PSY's Gangnam Style -- and we should probably apologize, but we refuse -- and, anyway, we thought we should show what is expected to be his next big hit, even though he released it two years ago:

"Right Now" was banned from under-19 audiences by South Korea's Ministry of Gender Equality and Family for what it deemed an "obscene" lyric, "Life is like toxic alcohol." Not speaking Korean, I don't understand any of these lyrics.

While we're on it, one of my posts was a mash-up of Gangnam Style and the Ghostbusters Theme -- which was awesome, by the way -- and that was in a tradition of posting excellent musical and video mash-ups. So here's another one: Whole Lotta Helter Skelter. (Look, I have to own up to the fact that I don't really like either the song Whole Lotta Love or Helter Skelter, but that they fit so well together is, to me, somewhat amazing.)

Major 2012 Films, in Seven Minutes

Via Neatorama, this is a superlatively edited mash-up by YouTube user genrocks of more than 300 movies released in 2012.  Hpw do you cover 300+ films in seven minutes? Well, you'll have watch -- it really is excellent. The films used are listed here.

Genrocks also made great mash-ups of 2011 and 2010 movies.

We Take a Break from Our Regular Werner Herzog to Bring You this Bedtime Mash-up

We've been negligent about not posting the mash-ups that we know you, the world public, demand. This one is actually live and has a ton of energy. (Please note the casual use of mass-energy equivalence -- well, okay, a ton is a force not a mass; whatever.) If you are having withdrawals from a lack of Herzog or Herzog imposters -- a common problem -- please fell free to go to our prior posts here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.

A Grenade that Used to Hold on My Hair

This works in an odd but nice way:

A Mega Music Mashup

I missed Wednesday's music mash-up posting (for those of you who haven't been paying attention -- yes, that's you -- I've been posting them Monday-Wednesday-Friday), so here's a super mashup involving the Beatles, Joan Jett, Cypress Hill, House of Pain, and RATM (and, no, I don't know who or what RATM is ... yes, maybe I should, don't bother me).

Uptight Religion

This is one of the best mash-ups out there:

Saturday Night Music: "Free Your Mind"

Let it Be, No Cry

I am not sure this is as strong as some of the others I've posted -- the speed up on Let It Be is noticable -- and the mixed songs are each so strong alone that the mix doesn't necessarily help them.  But it's an interesting combination anyway that sort of works ...

Downtown Octopus

Another Reason My Children Will Probably Need Therapy

See previously -- the same applies here.

Rapture on the Storm

This is evidently what the apocalypse will look like:

A (Not Quite) Final Teen Spirit Mashup

This works shockingly well:

My Kids Believe This to be the Original Version

When they hear either Stayin' Alive or Another Brick in the Wall they think of the other song. In fact, I now do that, too. Don't judge me. Please for heaven's sake ... I couldn't help it.

Ghostbusters Gangnam Style