call me maybe

For more "Call Me Maybe" image macro parodies, head over to Know Your Meme!

Remember "Gangnum Style" without the music?

Here's the Carly Rae Jepsen version, which is equally as strange.

And it's so, so good!

It was inevitable, but it's actually decent -- give it a listen.

[cosbysweaters]

The ICP has never seen Call Me Maybe, until today.

The consensus? They loved it. Probably because the video doesn't have any magnets.

[fuse]

The U.S. Army Infantry soldiers in Kunar Province, Afghanistan, aren't above having a little fun while stuck overseas, and their "Call Me Maybe" cover is among the best we've seen --  it showcases their day-to-day life for those of us who have no clue.

A sweet note accompanies the video: "See you in just a few more months, and thanks for all your support!"

[vvv]

At long last, we can find "F-bomb" in the dictionary -- the word is among the latest additions to Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, alongside "sexting,"  "man cave," "earworm" (e.g., "Call Me Maybe"), and 96 other colloquialisms.

(For the record: Merriam-Webster defines F-bomb as "a lighthearted and printable euphemism" for something far more offensive.)

[lat]

The Song of Summer goes chatroulette, and Friday just got 100 percent better. Worse. Better.

[thanks, alison!]

Musical cover champs Pomplamoose tackle the biggest viral songs of the year -- by combining them together.

They also include a free download right here.

[pomplamoosemusic]

If Carly Rae Jepsen's smash hit had its own awards show -- a definite possibility at this point, it seems -- the Star Wars version would almost certainly win the category of Most Labor-Intensive Editing.

[tastefullyoffensive]

Yeah, yeah, enough with "Call Me Maybe." But at least YouTuber chrisxgxc's ode to Kevin Durant is inspired. The Seattle SuperSonics Oklahoma City Thunder take on the Miami Heat tonight in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.

[cosbysweaters]

Jimmy Fallon + Carly Rae Jepsen + The Roots + classroom instruments.

[latenight]

Courtesy of a trio of literature students known only as Jack, Kayla and Julie, here's the first-ever (and hopefully only ever) not-meant-to-offend-anyone-but-inevitably-offensive-anyway Anne Frank-themed parody of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe."

I can't quite put my finger on it, but something tells me this isn't the most historically accurate version of events available.

[via @lindseyweber]

It really was inevitable:

You weren't asking for this, but now it's in your way: Our "Call Me Maybe" supercut video, featuring 75 of the most viral covers, lip dubs, dance numbers and artistic reinterpretations of the Carly Rae Jepsen jam that [Popdust] just dubbed the best song of 2012′s first half. If you thought the song was intoxicating before, just wait till you see it performed on accordian, lip synched by three shirtless dudes in a river, and danced to by an overzealous girl alone in a closed Burger King.

[crushable]