| Display title | Parody |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A parody is a twisted imitation of another artistic work. Some aspects may be exaggerated, and others downplayed. Parodies are usually comedic, but are not always; a dark parody is a common method of Deconstruction. An intentional mockery, though often a loving one. Imitates the style of the original in order to puncture its mistakes and point out its flaws. Can be sublime, or worse than the original. Sometimes an Homage or Shout-Out doubles as a parody. And sometimes the entire work gets parodied. |