Reality stars spoof 'We Are the World'
New York, Sanjaya and others parody the end of days in 'Soup' vid
By Kenny Herzog Dec 20, 2012 9:33AM
As we've all been hearing, the end of days is supposedly nigh. This, according to Mayan legend. Just in case that prophecy is fulfilled, a smattering of infamous reality stars gathered around Joel McHale in the "Soup" studio seeking some karmic forgiveness for having, as they sing it, "ruined the world."All your favorite D-list, self-professed non-talents are there: "American Idol" eccentric Sanjaya; Miss "New York" herself, Tiffany Pollard; "Surreal Life" vet/iconic porn god Ron Jeremy and more than a dozen others. Even "Gigolos" elder escort Brace pops up to apologize for flashing his uncensored testicles.
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All the while, McHale plays the role of conductor inside a "Breaking Bad"-style Hazmat suit, just hoping whatever they infected our televisions with isn't contagious. It may not be, but "We Ruined the World" is surely destined to go viral.
"The Soup" airs Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on E!
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The world was already ruined despite of their efforts long before they came along. But yeah, they have their share of blame (I THINK, since I don't watch reality television to really know who these people are) for helping destroy whatever semblance of quality programing we had left and making it worse than it already was.
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With the exception of the non-reality tv show genuinely talented McHale this is as close to actually displaying any talent or entertainment value as these losers will ever get and yes they are responsible for ruining the entertainment world since, like a plague, they have infested the cable and networks so they outnumber any original, genuinely entertaining and creative television entertainment programming. And I am talking reality trash like Pawn Shop Wars, Swamp People, Real Housewives of whereever, not the documentary or informational type shows like Dirtiest Jobs or Who Do You Think You Are which should not be classified as reality shows but should be considered like the PBS travel, cooking and informational shows not the same idiotic garbage as Toddlers and Tiaras.
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