CollegeHumor

CollegeHumor was an American comedy company founded in December 1999, built around sketch videos, music parodies and internet-native humor released exclusively online. Rather than a musical act in the traditional sense, it functioned as a comedy content studio whose musical output consisted of parody songs and viral video-songs tied to pop culture and internet trends.

Its musical parodies, ranging from educational spoofs like «Anaconda (The Educational Version)» to topical satire such as «You're a Mean One, Mr. Trump», relied on recognizable pop and hip-hop templates repurposed for comedic and often topical or political commentary, closely mirroring the news cycle and viral internet culture of their release windows.

CollegeHumor won numerous Webby Awards for its online video work before ceasing new production in January 2020, with previously produced content continuing to roll out through the year. In 2023 the brand was retired in favor of Dropout, its own subscription streaming platform, closing the chapter on CollegeHumor as an active name.