Comedian pokes fun at nonsensical media followers in 'funniest video on the internet'

There are many examples of satire and parody on the internet these days, but this video might be the funniest you've ever seen.

Comedian Nick Peterson shared his version of a pharmaceutical commercial, pulling the collective string of leftists and encouraging people to think for themselves.

I will see:

Brain | A pharmaceutical commercial parody pic.twitter.com/sjTwTDzKil

— Nick Peterson (@iamNickPeterson) July 23, 2024

“I used to believe everything I saw on the news, but that was before I discovered Abrain,” says the comedian, dressed as a baseball player.

“Abrain is intended for everyday use. Those living with moderate to severe stupidity have seen an immediate improvement in common sense with Abrain,” says a narrator.

“I thought the government had my best interest at heart, then a friend told me about Abrain,” quips Peterson, now dressed as a grilled dad.

“Talk to your doctor about what news sources you obey. Brain can also reduce your desire for life-changing advice from celebrities,” interjects the narrator.

“It used to make sense to be lectured about my carbon footprint by people with three private jets, but thanks to Abrain, I can now think for myself every day.”

“When my disdain for third grade biology started to grow, I knew it was time for Abrain,” the comedian continues.

“Do not try Abrain if you are allergic to Abrain. Common side effects may include responsibility, discernment, homeschooling your children, better understanding of economics, awareness of the stupidity of socialism, and diarrhea,” explains the narrator.

“To be tied to reality, the only no-brainer is to choose Abrain. Ask your doctor if Abrain is right for you,” the video concludes.

Terrence K. Phillip donated his video endorsementcalling it “the funniest video on the internet.”

Others also loved the satire:

This needs more traction as it's one of the most brilliant parody ads ever.

— Nickatnyt ✝️ (@NickRomans623) July 25, 2024

I like that one of the side effects is still (as with almost all drugs) diarrhea

— Staida (@forceonatr) July 25, 2024

Too funny, too sad! Brilliantly done, get a follow up

— I don't remember (@binthere_duntha) July 25, 2024

After watching about 20 times, I'm amazed at the quality.

~ Former certified quality assurance auditor with 20 years in software testing…

— Patriot1776Dee (@Patriot1776Dee) July 25, 2024

Does Abrain deliver to your door?

I think we can send a few to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue!

And then send a few to my side of the ocean too. I'm absolutely sure there are some people who need it more.

— Depesh Vyas (@Depesh_Vyas) July 25, 2024

This is the fewest amount of side effects I have ever observed from a drug, fictional or otherwise. Start living life and get started today!

— John Curtis (@Johnmcurtis) July 26, 2024

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