"The Real Mitt Romney" and Other Hilarious Video Mash-Ups

"Performed" on: Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

Brian "rapping" Snoop Dogg's classic "Gin and Juice" is arguably one of the best things the internet has ever given us. Seriously, how can you not laugh when he says, "But I, somehow, some way / Keep comin' up with funky ass shit like every single day"?

Or when he says, "I got bitches in the living room gettin' it on / And they ain't leaving 'til six in the morning"? Brian probably gets random high fives from rap fans because of these videos, and it's understandable why: they're great.

So, Brian, smoke an ounce to this and pour yourself some gin and juice—you've earned it.

"Performed" on: Baracksdubs

With Monica Lewinsky finally breaking the silence on her affair with Bill Clinton, this seemed like an appropriate time to introduce people to this incredible mashup. This video from Baracksdubs has the ex-United States president "singing" Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines."

The entire premise is hilarious, especially when Bill says, "But you're an animal / Baby it's in your nature." However, it does get a little creepy when Bill says, "I know you want it," with the "it" accompanied by one of the most unpleasant faces Clinton has probably ever made in his life. (When you watch the video you'll understand.) Overall, the mashup is entertaining, and President Barack Obama even makes a guest appearance.

"Performed" on: DJ Steve Porter

Of course you want to hear a mashup where Canada's very own Rob Ford "raps" about wanting 1,000 pounds of crack (which would, you know, probably kill you, but whatever). Created by DJ Steve Porter, this video combines multiple Rob Ford news clips and syncs them to the "Tom Ford" instrumental. The results are just as hilarious as you'd expect them to be, with Rob saying that he's not addicted to crack, but demanding some on almost every bar of the song. If all else fails, Rob, just become a rapper. Drake needs some competition up there anyway.

"Performed" on: HillaryDubs

Although a little too chopped, this mash-up features Hillary Clinton "singing" Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball." It starts off pretty slowly, but there are multiple clips of Hillary wearing some incredible stunner shades (read: Mardi Gras sunglasses), which is hilarious.

And then the chorus comes. Seeing such a momentous chorus be lessened to a monotone Hillary is surprisingly funny, and hearing her say "wreck me" like a malfunctioning robot makes it even better.

"Performed" on: Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

This is just as funny as you're assuming it will be. If you thought the monotone on "Wrecking Ball" was great, this one easily tops it. There are multiple great moments but the two that take the cake are when Brian says, "Straight outta Compton, crazy motherfucker named Ice Cube," and "'Cause Ice Cube is crazy as fuck."

The clips are put together so well that it makes Brian come off as either a nonchalant serial killer, or one of N.W.A's least enthusiastic fans. Regardless, it is hilarious, and Brian should have a cameo in the N.W.A biopic (whenever it actually drops).

"Performed" on: Baracksdubs

What could easily be the best 12-second video of all time, this mashup has President Barack Obama saying the biggest line from Trinidad James's biggest song, "All Gold Everything." The idea of hearing Barack say, "Popped a molly I'm sweating," is already lol-worthy. But the moment you hear him say "Whoo," is when you will be grateful that there are actually people out there who create videos like this.

This mashup is short, sweet, and it features the guy running our country sounding like a molly advocate. Thank you, internet.

"Performed" on: Hugh Atkin

Who would've known that Mitt Romney and Eminem made such a good team? This mashup, created by Hugh Atkin, syncs a bunch of Mitt Romney clips to "The Real Slim Shady" instrumental. So instead of, "Y'all act like you've never seen a white person before," it's "Y'all act like you've never seen a Mormon before." The mashup is enjoyable from beginning to end, but what makes this video so great is that you basically learn about Romney's political agenda in three minutes.

Maybe three minute mash-up videos are the future of presidential campaigning...

"Performed" on: Baracksdubs

A mashup that has absolutely nothing to do with crack, this one features the TODAY Show cast "singing" One Direction's "Best Song Ever." Created by the folks behind the YouTube account Baracksdubs the video is pretty funny but gets even better when the chorus comes around. Plus, is there anything better than Al Roker awkwardly yelling "Yeah" at a flexing Hulk Hogan? No, of course there isn't.

"Performed" on: Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

Another hilarious video from the segment on Jimmy Fallon's  where NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams, "raps" different songs. Case in point? This video made up of clips of Brian that are synched to Warren G's "Regulate." You can't help but laugh as soon as the song begins, but the best part is when Brian does Nate Dogg's part. This section is so funny that people are literally laughing out loud.

Ah, Brian Williams: news anchor by night, and rapper by, well, late night.