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Accident Prone

Oh my gosh, this is really good and really funny!  I watched this before I watched what she was making a parody of and she did an amazing job of re-making, parody style, Lady Gaga's "Telephone". 
Now here's my confession.  I have NEVER listened to Lady Gaga (Stephanie I can hear you gasp right now - send me your fave by her and I'll put in in song of the day! :) )  and the only song I know of hers is "Paparazzi" and that is only because two kids danced to it on the last season of America's Got Talent!  I know, go ahead and say it.  I'm a bit sheltered...
Interesting and true fact about Lady Gaga - she went to Sacred Heart School in NYC which is an all girls school and my sister-in-law now teaches there in the lower elementary.  :) Caroline Kennedy also went to that school.  Thought I'd throw another fact in there! 
So back to the parody.  All I can say, as I have been all week, is AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  This girl, who calls herself the Venetian Princess, does a great job at Lady Gaga.  Really really funny! 

Happy finally Friday! 

Accident Prone
Bonus parody because it's too funny to not feature as well!  The Snooki Song

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