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Video Girl (album)

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Recorded
  
2007-2009

Artist
  
VenetianPrincess

Label
  
DFTBA Records

Genre
  
Parody

Release date
  
1 July 2009

Released
  
July 1, 2009 (2009-07-01)

Video Girl is the debut studio album by YouTube personality Venetian Princess. Its content focuses on her music videos' parodies and other subjects. It was released on July, 1 2009 through DFTBA Records.

Contents

Background

The album's material is larguely taken from the parodies she uploads to YouTube, going from music videos to other subjects (such as Hollywood's celebrities' lives, movies and much more).

Song information

  • 7 Things (Guys Don't Have to Do) is the parody video of Miley Cyrus' "7 Things" and it's about the things women do but men don't (such as giving birth, shaving legs and many more). It was released on July 9, 2008.
  • I Kissed a Girl − Elderly Mix is the parody of Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl" and it tells the story of a young woman who falls in love with her boyfriend's granny. It was released on July 30, 2008 and it has received much more views than the original song performed by Perry.
  • Jonas Brothers Addict Anthem is an original song composed by Rivera, dedicated to all the Jonas Brothers' fans and their madness about the band.
  • Womanizer
  • A Miley Cyrus Christmas
  • Let's Beat Miley is another original song using "Fly on the Wall"' melody and tries to set up a campaign against Miley Cyrus.
  • OctoMom Song (A.K.A. Mo' Babies)
  • Brangelina, Adopt Me Too
  • Vegetarian Vampire is a parody about the Twilight saga and is the directorial debut of Rivera. In this video, Bella wants Robert to bite her so she can be a vampire like him but he refuses and runs away.
  • Outer Space is the parody video of Lady Gaga's "Poker Face" and it portrays Gaga as an extraterrestrial woman who comes down to Earth and threatens people to abduct them if they tell her she's a "cuckoo", driving them crazy.
  • References

    Video Girl (album) Wikipedia