Good to Be in D.C.

The JibJab guys who brought you the now-famous "This Land" parody have produced a (significantly less funny but still good for a chuckle or two) sequel: "It's Good to Be in D.C."

Comments

[Warren]

significantly less funny but still good for a chuckle or two

Exactly right. Much of it was distictly unfunny, but there are a couple good giggles.

[Eye of the Beholder]

I thought it was much funnier than last time.

[geronimo]

i LUV it!

Especially the Justin Timberlake poster.

(Though ridiculing someone by portraying him as gay is maybe not, now that I think about it, a practise I'd like to see become too widespread. Unless the guys who made it are openly gay, in which case, it might be like self-deprecating Jewish comics, whom I find funny. Which has just given me an insight into comedy. Who delivers a line is just as important as the line itself. Though maybe it's just a different twist on the "incongruous". Mel Brooks can make "Springtime for Hitler" funny, while Cheney-Rumsfeld-Ashcroft-Bush would just make it look like nostalgia.)

[digamma]

The McGreevey stuff is horrible, and the song is unintelligible without the subtitles, which makes it not nearly as catchy as "This Land".

[Not Jesse Walker]

At least they won't get sued like they did for using 'This Land'

[Russell Hanneken]

Am I the only person who didn't think "This Land" was all that funny?

[a sense of humor]

Apparently so, Russ.