It's that fucking time of the year again, where awkward Stanford and Harvard MBA rejects feel the need to create terrible song and movie parodies and post them on YouTube! That's right, it's Follies Season!
So far CBS has posted several new videos on their YouTube channel. Though I have yet to watch most of them, here are the videos that I think are the top of the pile so far...
Nuthin' but a "J" Thang (I'm Sponsored)
Drowning in the Debt
We'll just have to see what Wharton counters with when they post...
For now though, let's get WSO's thoughts on the videos, see if we can find any other decent ones from this year, and reminisce about the rare golden ones from years past.
God dammit, I independently found this story and thought I beat Bess Levin to it, but they literally posted it an hour ago. That one's worth a read too, as the DB comments are always money:
http://dealbreaker.com/2011/12/columbia-business-school-presents-six-si…
Someone tell brady that HIS b-school experience is not going to be like that..
the second video lady needs to lose some weight
blastoise would still hit it though
you think the firms would be pissed about their consultants using the firms name in a paraody like that?
The first video is awesome. One of the best follies videos I've seen.
I think Wharton follies is great as well. Their parody of the infamous business card scene in "American Psycho" is amazing.
Single guys at top b-schools slay a lot of chicks. Pretty fucking easy.
Got english majors on retainer for my essay and TOEFL.. First one is the best...What school is the first on CBS?
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