Sue Johansen is a Canadian treasure.

*pins medal on Krupo*

Good God, people, he's working harder than I did to post the damn thing in the first place. Upvotes, please!

"She's not stroppy. She's just drawn that way."

Favourited for being so quintessentially Allen and Ronson.

I totally got Asia Carrera and America Ferrara mixed up. I guess rhyming geographic names trip me up every time.

Yay! Thanks, Krupo. (C'mon people -- let's do it for the eccentric dead genius, OK?)

Note that I never exactly claimed that this was a *good* mashup.

The creator of the mashup modestly describes his achievement:

Not that I mind the allegations of "genius," but Michael Vanderwheel is right that the software did most of the heavylifting. Musically it's a fairly obvious thing to do -- the hook of the Black Eyed Peas song is the same tune as the beginning of the Dvorak theme, and it's a pretty famous theme. But the Dvorak was in entirely the wrong key, at entirely the wrong tempo, and the beat was far from steady. So I pitch-shifted the hell out of it (brought it down a 5th), and stretched and pinched each beat to make it fit the Black Eyed Peas tempo. That took a while, and it still isn't perfect--and you can hear some artifacts from the shifting and stretching. After that, the actual collaging of the hacked up Dvorak over the original was pretty easy.

BILL-LEEEEEE!!

Sorry, the man is a total diamond geezer.

Upvote for the musical theme alone.

WWF = World Wildlife Fund = World Wrestling Federation

Isn't that just the typical "Prey! I see prey! Prey!Prey!Prey!" chittering noise cats make?

Finally, people! Sheesh!

God, I loved those books. I wanted a daemon of my own so badly.

I kept waiting for Daft Punk to kick in on the soundtrack.

This died in the queue last time, but it's got three votes already. W00t! (And it really, really is a very catchy earworm and a spot-on parody of WHAMesque 80s pop videos.)