I know people say this all the time, but really, this video would not be made today.
this post was submitted on 01 Mar 2026
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I'm so glad they made it when they did then lol.
Definitely not with the kids in it
Today we get the parody “something’s wrong with Stacy’s mom”
Regardless of sexual tones, the first scene is non-sense. Mom picks up girl from school, she parks and turns off the car. She then gets out and opens the trunk. Daughter doesn't have a backpack as she doesn't have textbooks or homework. Mother closes the trunk which was opened pointessly and drives off.
Wtf? Why did you try to open the trunk? It's a convertible, she can put it in the back seat with no effort. If anyone has been in the pick up their kids words would be have at a minimum. Ok, fine you want it in the trunk for some reason, why did you turn off the car?
Yeah, it's overly sexual and the song doesn't really make sense(you are calling a girl and asking her to come over so you can stare at her mom and hope her mom is like ok? Let's go?) but that first scene. I grew up with the song and it's catchy but topic is/was so rediculous and wrong.
The first scene makes even less sense.
it's crazy how long it took them to be a one hit wonder. like decades to get this far.
More like one hit one-der. They wrote the song for “That Thing You Do”
as in, "I wonder what happened to the oh-nee-ders"