Music

Lasagna Cat is back

by Jeremy Mersereau

Lasagna Cat, aka the world’s best and most batshit insane Garfield parody web-series, is finally coming back to YouTube after a nine year hiatus, and all they need to make it happen is for you to publicly disclose the number of sex partners you’ve had.

The producers of this madness, Fatal Farm, made a name for themselves during the glorious, Wild West days of YouTube (circa approximately 2007-2010) with hilarious TV opening re-edits and original content, along with the world’s darkest DuckTales video. With their absolute mastery of digital effects suites and their preternatural ability to acquire high-quality costumes of beloved animated characters, they quickly became one of the earliest and best YouTube channels.

It was Lasagna Cat, though, that really brought them to the attention of the internet at large, thanks to their faithful live action recreations of “classic” Jim Davis strips, insanely effects-laden music videos for each, and, not to mention, those costumes. Garfield parody content became something of an online phenomenon over the years, but no one did it better or bigger than Lasagna Cat.

Anyway, now they’ve returned, and for more Jim Davis parodies backed with music videos, all they need from you is one bit of very relevant info:

If that list of artists is legitimately the music portion of each episode, then Fatal Farm have some great Internet Content™ in store for us. I mean, forget Prince and Kraftwerk, music from Mother 3? This is going to be good. But, we might never see it, unless you call that number and give up the goods! Keep in mind: if you’re really that embarrassed about your number and still want new Lasagna Cat episodes, just heed the wise words of Jon Arbuckle:

Let’s remember some of the greatest Lasagna Cat moments:

And while we’re at it, let’s all remember Fatal Farm’s absolute greatest hit, their re-edit of a crucial scene from Robocop. Warning: very, VERY, incredibly NSFW, and hilarious.