“Whatever harsh criticism may be passed on the construction of their sentences, they at least possess the vulgarity that makes the whole world kin.” – Oscar Wilde
That well constructed sentence fronts the first of a two-part series that parodies Jersey Shore like few others can. That is to say that the Broadway cast of the Importance of Being Earnest takes a little time out from being, well, earnest and performs lines pulled directly from the reality show sensation that everyone either loves or hates, all in full period garb, cadence, and intonation.
Part I:
Part II:
Personally I would have loved to direct this cast with some of my own favorite Jersey Shore moments, such as:
Essentially what I’m saying is that The Importance of Being Earnest fellows need – to quote the great Christopher Walken circa the classic Saturday Night Live cowbell skit – to explore the space.
These people should be ashamed of themselves for completely copying Youtube star Ceciley's videos she posted over 8 months ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHbTIJZqhSk
Pathetic these guys call themselves artists.
I wouldn't call it copying but it's similar. I'd say though that the newer version works better -- the montage style keeps it punchy, got sleepy about a minute into the ceciley version.