Is this the future our forefathers envisioned when they developed technologies, enlightened themselves with literature and created society as we know it? A future where viral Smash Mouth parodies were a daily occurrence? Whether or not we should be proud of our world is hard to determine, but this, friends, is the reality we're stuck with.
After yesterday's absolutely disorienting "All Star" remix, the internet's finest irony researchers are at it again with yet another take on the ubiquitous 1999 Smash Mouth classic.
The latest interpretation of the song was created by Hot Dad, who describes his work as an "inverted cover." Like the inverted cross before it, this is one unholy work.
Truth be told, the inverted version of "All Star" is pretty hilarious as it perfectly reads each line of the song backward and in tune. While yesterday's off-kilter version had us praying for death's sweet release, this one makes us want to go on living just a little bit longer — if only to see what becomes of Smash Mouth next.
Listen to the inverted version of "All Star" below [via The A.V. Club].
After yesterday's absolutely disorienting "All Star" remix, the internet's finest irony researchers are at it again with yet another take on the ubiquitous 1999 Smash Mouth classic.
The latest interpretation of the song was created by Hot Dad, who describes his work as an "inverted cover." Like the inverted cross before it, this is one unholy work.
Truth be told, the inverted version of "All Star" is pretty hilarious as it perfectly reads each line of the song backward and in tune. While yesterday's off-kilter version had us praying for death's sweet release, this one makes us want to go on living just a little bit longer — if only to see what becomes of Smash Mouth next.
Listen to the inverted version of "All Star" below [via The A.V. Club].
