weirdojace - Apr 23, 2010

I wanted to parody this, but once again Spaff came up with an idea better than anything I'd ever come up with. :P

This is a great parody. Good job, Spaff. Excellent vocals, Robert.

oddaustin - Apr 23, 2010

This is fantastic, guys. Lyrics are wonderful, and the vocals are perfect.

stevegoodie - Apr 23, 2010

Mmmmm... stripper-licious! I especially like the nod to Dino-Mike (dork friend... right?). Classic, yet in such poor taste. Mmmm!

Insane Ian - Apr 23, 2010

Truly awesome...wow.

JakeWaters - Apr 23, 2010

I'd love to see a video for this...Or would I? I'm not sure. Love the song though.

voiceroy - Apr 23, 2010

Spaff spoke: "Robert's voice may never recover." Yeah, that's the downside to doing a full-out parody when you want to capture the original style, but I personally would've cheated on this one and modulated the key down a few for myself. But if Robert was up to the task, I applaud his efforts. Clever, funny stuff.

squirreludecker - Apr 24, 2010

it is worth noting that this version is more enjoyable to listen to than the Train version, which has gotten overplayed a lot lately.

devospice - Apr 26, 2010

I find that to be the case with many parodies, overplayed or not. :)

madcowtipper - Apr 29, 2010

dude this awesome, i have to say its one of my favorites. you and spaf did a great job.

Barnside - Apr 29, 2010

I'm still in recovery ;)

rick cormier - May 3, 2010

this is just WRONG! It's brilliant, of course, but I definitely don't want to see the video. Reminds me of a comedy bit I wrote about my aunt who is a hooker. You might have heard of her, she's the oldest trick in the book.

ProjectSisyphus - May 3, 2010

Great geriatric parody and nice vocals by Robert. You guys pick the best songs