That means songs like "Smells Like Nirvana" and "(This Song's Just) Six Words Long" are parodies, but "White and Nerdy", "Fat", "Can't Watch This", and so on don't count. By legal definition, to be a parody, a song (or other work) but directly mock the source. Technically, most of Al's work doesn't actually count as parody. This section will up updated in a few days. More info can be found on the announcement post here. The Unfortunate Return of the Ridiculously Self-Indulgent Ill-Advised Vanity Tour has officially been announced! Note that per Rule 1, your post should still be related to Al in some way. Other: Any post that doesn't fit very well into any of the other categories.This should take precedence over other applicable flairs, such as Picture and Joke/Meme. Posted by Al: Anything that was shared by Al on his social media.Article: An article posted by or about Al.Anything posted originally by Al should use Posted by Al. Pictures that aren't exactly a joke or meme but still intended to have comedic effect can use this flair, but non-comedic pictures should use Picture. Joke/Meme: A joke or meme related to Al.Suggestion: A suggestion for the subreddit.Song: A video of a song, can be a song by Al, original of a parody, third-party music/lyric video, etc.If you're posting a song, by Al or not, use Song. Memes should use Joke/Meme sharing something Al posted to social media should use Posted by Al. Picture: An image related to Al, for example, a detail in a music video.Questions intending more to start a discussion than get an answer should use Discussion.
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