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HELLO, TINY FUPPETS! OK, good. Now that we have met the Tiny Fuppets and are friends with them, it is time for an adventure. Please to see Tiny Fuppets: Internet Follies:
GOOD ADVENTURE! If only the creator of the Tiny Fuppets would finally SPEAK UP!
If I can be permitted to put my Blog Hat on for a second, I’d be remiss to not tell you that the most cursory Google search for Tiny Fuppets reveals that a couple of these videos already made the rounds in 2009, AND that they were created by Scott Gairdner, a Funny or Die person. But guess what? FUCK BLOG HATS, WE ALL LOVE TINY FUPPETS! HELLO BUDDIES! (Via JonDaly.)
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I love you, Tiny Fuppets.
I really wanna watch these, but I really need to stop sugarfooting and use my alphapanel and select-orb to make words come up on the viewsquare or I’m gonna get fired and be stuck in a squallid house like Kormit and the mean one.
This seems like a perfect time to bring up the investment potential of my brand new company: “Strictly Babies.”
Basically, Strictly Babies© does baby versions of the things you love. Muppet Babies, James Bond Jr., Littlest Hobo – Well that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
We make to order. Cheers Babies? We’ll do it. Friends Babies? We’ll do it. Seinfeld Babies? You get the picture.
And does it have to be grown up things? No! That’s our Mission Statement: Nothing is too young for Strictly Babies. (We had to buy that trademarked slogan from Nambla – worth every penny!)
Muppet Babies Babies??? Absolutely. MiniSmurfs? Yup. Baby Geniuses: Episode 1? Oh, that’s a Strictly Babyin’.
Strictly Babies: “It’s Never too Late to make a Baby Version of Something”
(I know this is unrelated, but I love the tiny fuppets already and have nothing to add otherwise)
Steven Spielbergo has that market cornered.
He doesn’t own the name “Strictly Babies” so no he doesn’t.
“Es Muy Bueno”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9dFl4ay_uc
I just watched Seinfeld babies, and yet I still don’t honestly believe that it’s real.
I’m worried about Jim Fenson, you guys. For multiple reasons.
my favorite episode is when the Tiny Fuppet re-enact 9/11.
I think you mean 4.5/5.5.
“Someone smashed Lil’ Osama’s kneecap.”
“See you at the Tiny Oscars, motherfuckers.”
As I rule, I hate “funny” or ironic t-shirts. Imagine the internal consternation involved now that I really want a Gonzor shirt. I really do.
I grow tired of asking this, so it is the last time: WHERE is the You Get to Make Up the Story fantasy hour feature? I was looking forward to reading this today.
Scott Gairdner for Presidente da internet!
i suggest visiting his old youtube page
http://www.youtube.com/user/Zoltarkill
ALSO this weird thing came up in the side bar on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KL9Pir_UfE
it’s like a videotape of a videotape of a videotape.
if this is the youtube recommendation corner then I wholeheartedly recommend you check out a little number I like to call “stupid cat.” The lyrics are rad to the hella. “This food sucks but I dont even know it and I dont know I’m going to die!” etc. Funny stuff. Check it befo you WRECK IT!!!
President of the Internet*,
Please add “The Commending Star” award to Friday award time.
-Tiny Fonsters
*Gave**
**Gabe
“Animanuel.” Love it.
make Party Down babies
I’ve assumed this is for Strictly Babies. We can do that. Please send cheque or money order to “Strictly Babies” c/o djfreshie, P.O Box 350 Toronto, Canada.
Then bam, 3-4 weeks, and you’ll have your Party Down Babies.
I’ve assumed this is for Strictly Babies. We can do that. Please send cheque or money order to “Strictly Babies” c/o djfreshie, P.O Box 350 Toronto, Canada.
Then bam, 3-4 weeks, and you’ll have your Party Down Babies. “What a great company” – people who demand pop culture in baby format.
don’t do it guys, it’s just brine shrimp.
h t t p : / / w w w . s t r i c t l y b a b i e s . c o m
I Tide Fashion Babies, Pop Culture, Tiny Shoes
Eye-catching little versions Focus of T-shirt + Travel super pack
Strictly Babies
Pop Culture Reference
Hey, did you see this old Tiny Fuppets cereal commercial? This isn’t spam, promise.
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVE3LMnGXG4
My battle with the inevitable is also a losing one. Also, I congratulate the person who created a youtube account and then uploaded OTHER real brazilian/portuguese commercials to lend the whole enterprise verisimilitude. Good work, everyone!
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HEY GUYS! It helps a lot to know that the thing Tiny Fuppets is parodying, (wikipedia article here), is a totally real thing that is not a joke. Well, not a joke on purpose.
See, for example the trailer for The Tiny Cars, The Tiny Panda Fighter, and Ratatoing (sic?!). Seriously, click and watch them.
Incidentally, the difference between the actual Vídeo Brinquedo films and the FunnyOrDie parodies corresponds really well to the distinction that Susan Sontag draws between “naive” or “pure camp” and “self-conscious camp,” in her 1965 essay “Notes on Camp.” Not to say that one is better or funnier than the other! But they are funny in profoundly different ways. In summary, LOOK AT ME I WENT TO GRAD SCHOOL.
I’ve been trying to leave a comment here for the past three days, but… maybe I’ve been banned from commenting? Or something? In any case, the important thing to know is that Tiny Fuppets is in fact a parody of something very specific, and very real, and very not-a-joke: the movies of Brazilian knock-off artist Vídeo Brinquedo. Previous attempts at typing this comment have included specific youtube links to particular Video Brinquedo movie trailers, and a consideration of the different quality of humor in the “originals” and the FunnyOrDie parodies, using the framework of Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp.” But I am too tried to type that same comment for the twelfth time. I very much doubt that this comment will get posted either.
In any case, if anyone sees this, posted as it is many days late, google “Vídeo Brinquedo” and acquire a more complete understanding of the Tiny Fuppets. The end.