Showing posts with label future dead people. Show all posts
Showing posts with label future dead people. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2018

Son of W.A.Y. parody: He Is Future Dead

  • He Is Future Dead
    • Contrafactum of "Up the Ladder to the Roof" by The Supremes
    • This parody is to go over how a senior citizen man is already a "future dead man" (instead of a future immortal) since he's already at or past retirement age, therefore he won't live long enough to see aging itself get cured.
  • Music video ideas
    • A montage of "future dead men" (AKA male senior citizens) are to be shown in the music vid.
  • Lyric ideas

  • LYRICS:

Sunday, October 23, 2016

Son of W.A.Y. parody: Why We're Not All Future Dead People

  • Why We're Not All Future Dead People
  • Music video ideas

  • Lyric ideas
    • The lyrics need to explain how advances in medical research cure more incurable diseases every year, faster than before thanks to the aid of ever-faster research computers. 
    • Later in the song: Then eventually, aging itself, the last incurable disease, will get cured too, explaining why anyone younger than retirement age today won't be considered "future dead people," but instead "future immortals."
  • LYRICS:

Friday, August 19, 2016

Son of W.A.Y. parody: He's a NEAR-Future Dead Man

  • He's a NEAR-Future Dead Man
  • Music video ideas:
    • Music video must show an elderly male who is apparently near-death (so not as healthy-looking as ordinary male senior citizens.) 
    • Example: Well over 300 lbs, gets around in a Hoveround wheelchair, and clearly past retirement age.
  • Lyric ideas:
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  • LYRICS:
    • (background vocal:)
      • Near future dead man!
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    • (spoken:)
      • Here's what I'll tell ya about near-future dead men:
      • They may be morbidly obese, get around in a hoveround wheelchair, and...
      • They may be old too,
      • With oxygen tubes,
      • Hooked to a tank, to be frank.
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      • Now, you see,
    • (sung:)
      • When their condition's like that, they probably don't
      • Have long to live, and they're in the nursing home zone
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    • (background vocal:)
      • Near future dead man!
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    • (spoken:)
      • Those were near-future dead men, past their prime, wasting away, and can't do much else now, aged 70+.