If you've ever wondered how the other half lives on Girls (aside from the two mins per episode given to Adam and Charlie), Funny or Die's new web series Bros is set to answer all your lingering questions. Check out Bros after the jump.

150 years from now we'll be in an all-gay retirement home in Palm Springs, groping hot young hot nurses and still watching new video parodies of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe." 

Not that we're complaining!

Marines could dust off a Kenny G muzak track and toss in some straight boy choreography and we'd still salivate and applaud their efforts. 

Watch adorable Marines stationed in Afghanistan ask you to call them after the jump!

The Internet had its fingers crossed that the incredible "Snuggie version" of "Countdown" would booty shake itself all the way up to Beyoncé herself for a reaction from the superstar. 

On Thursday, we got that reaction. 

So, what does Bey have to say about viral video?

Better than any Snuggie infomercial we've seen, Ton here is finally SELLING us on fashion's greatest triumph in a tribute to Lady Bey. Throw on some Crocs and follow the jump for a nearly frame-by-frame remake of Beyoncé's "Countdown" starring a talented boy and his fleet of Snuggies. 

It seems Ryan James Yezak's music-video-parody crew from the summer of 2010 (the ancient times in Internet years) have passed the baton off to the "Call Me Gaybe" twunks of 2012. 

The boys, whose interests include "good, clean heterosexual fun," have returned to tackle Karmin's "Broken Hearted" with another tongue-in-booty cheek spin on the title; follow the jump to watch "Brokeback Hearted."

If you're not yet sick of the "Call Me Maybe" sensation, PopDust has gathered the 75 best parodies, covers and lip dubs of this year's "Single Ladies." Watch after the jump. 

Displaying once again a knack for timing (her Chick Fil A parody arrived the day she was kicked off Drag Race), Willam has given the web another viral gift with "Love You Like A Big Schlong." The hilarious NSFW Selena Gomez parody, after the jump! 

Where Bowling Green State University succeeded in its efforts to keep its campus free of fried chicken, waffle fries and a side of homophobia, New York University has failed to meet the request of protesters asking the school to evict Chick-Fil-A. With Chick-Fil-A officially-embraced by NYU, some protesters have launched a satire group designed to highlight the fast food chain's anti-gay practices. First order of business? Hilarious parody fliers seeking Christian extremist employees or offering a free chicken sandwich in exchange for renunciation of your homosexuality! 

For his parody of "Give Me All Your Luvin," the immensely-talented Charlie Hides once again pits Madonna against Gaga in an all out war of camp, humor, ego and reductivism. So, who lands on top this time around? (Our bets are on the studly, half-naked football players Hides used to spruce up his latest NSFW-ish video!) 

Do you think LMFAO will be satisfied if their legacy ends up boiling down to party rocking with Madonna at the Super Bowl and inspiring guys everywhere to take off their shirts and gyrate? If its any consolation, those have been our life goals since junior high! What can we say—we dream big.

The latest to be so moved by the group's "I'm Sexy And I Know It" is Britain's Olympic diving team, which took time out of training Down Under to join YouTube's Hall of Fame. The video, starring Olympian Tom Daly, after the jump.  

Sherry Vine, New York's resident Gaga parodist, marks the first half of her "Marry the Night" spoof "Hairy & Tight" with a prologue at least 15 percent more entertaining than Mother Monster's. From there, typical to Sherry Vine's vulgar style, it ventures into gross-out humor territory. Not that we're complaining. 

We're so conflicted! On one hand Ronald Terry (Mister Chase's braces-blessed, bespectacled alter ego and brother of Kathy Beth Terry) makes us tingle like we're sitting across from a studious hot hipster homo on the L Train to Williamsburg; on the other freshly manicured hand, Ronald's ripped playmate is a conventional stud who'd make our metallic mouths drool if we were in Ronald's bed place. Luckily, we don't have to take sides in the classic bookworm v. jock struggle that plays out in Mister Chase's sign-language interpretation music video of Katy Perry's "Last Friday Night." (We'd rather just be caught in the middle.)