Missy MWAC

[wogears]

<p>Don't ask, just <a href="https://www.facebook.com/MissyMwac">check this</a>, 'kay! And, like, she does, like, <a href="http://instagram.com/missymwac">Instagram </a>too! Like, totally awesome.</p>

<p>xoxo<br>

Lessie</p>

[aplumpton]

<p>Awesome? Les, is there a new defintion of that? The "check this" made me check out. Bo....ring - there must be better than this on the net...?</p>

[William Kahn]

<p>Oooookaaaay. What the hell was that, and why do I have this urge to run an anti-virus scan?</p>

[lex_jenkins]

<p><a href="http://www.dewitzphotography.com/photography-product-reviews/who-is-missy-mwac-where-is-missy-mwac-from/">It's a spoof</a>. It was pretty funny a couple of years ago. And her first few videos were so deftly done it was difficult to know for certain whether it was a parody or she was really that clueless.</p>

<p>But like many parodies this one may have run its course. Same thing happened to <a href="http://www.bettybowers.com/">Betty Bowers (America's Best Christian)</a> and several other parody/satire shticks that started out well but became less funny as the writers and actors got too preachy and substituted personal outrage for comedy.</p>

<p>Actually, some of these pop culture satire/parody sites are still occasionally amusing, but their images are diluted a bit by social media. The videos and articles themselves may still be funny, but their Facebook posts and tweets often sound like an actor breaking character.</p>

[daverhaas]

<p>Its like any comedy - when done right it's funny - when done too close to the truth - it's sad. I still see a LOT of what she has recently posted going on today. Not that funny when it is so close to the truth. </p>

<p>Kind of like John Belushi's parody of Joe Cocker. It was so spot on it wasn't one bit funny imho. Completely unlike the parody of Blue Oyster Cult - (COWBELL - I got a fever and the only cure is more COWBELL!) </p>

<p>Dave</p>

 

[gary_leonard3]

<p>I'm a fan of the Nairobi Trio. You have to be older than dirt to know what I am talking about.</p>

[lex_jenkins]

<p>Kovacs was brilliant. Almost every sketch comedy troupe still references him.</p>