7 Ridiculous Covers of “Take On Me”

By Geoffrey Golden

A-ha became a one hit wonder in 1985, but what a hit it was. “Take On Me” is an 80s New Wave classic, which has endured to this day. The catchy track has been sung an uncountable number of times over the past three decades by both humans and animals. Here are 7 ridiculous covers of “Take On Me”:

 

Kum Song School

Take on the accordion? Sure, why not?

 

Reel Big Fish

Singing this song is the ultimate psych-out.

 

Mario Paint

This is the version that played at Mario and the Princess’ wedding.

 

Geico

I’ll take these two over that snotty f***ing gecko.

 

Emil Bulls

Those girls are really turned on by shitty bands.

 

Literal Video Version

You’ve got to admire a music video for being honest.

 

Jim Carrey on Letterman

I’m having an intense Cable Guy flashback right now.

 

Geoffrey Golden is the Editor in Chief of The Devastator: The Quarterly Comedy Magazine For Humans! Header via.

Geoffrey Golden
Geoffrey Golden

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Geoffrey Golden is a writer AND a fighter from West Hollywood, CA. He's the Editor in Chief of The Devastator, "The Quarterly Comedy Magazine For Humans," sold in bookstores across the country. Geoffrey has also written for a bunch of magically glamorous Hollywood movie studios and websites, including Fox, Warner Bros, CraveOnline, Cracked, Comedy.com, National Lampoon and Lionsgate. As for his fighting experience, Geoffrey has faced off for both the Marvel and Capcom teams, but thinks Ryu and Wolverine should bury the hatchet already.

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