The holiday season is upon us, a time filled with joy and warmth, but also a perfect moment for the infamous “Karens” to unleash their frustration, especially when confronted with coupon restrictions at their favorite stores. Recently, a segment on Late Night Laughs with Jack Thompson featured a chorus of Karens who reimagined classic Christmas carols with lyrics that only the most entitled could appreciate.
Dressed to embody the quintessential Karen, each performer showcased subtle details, including their Starbucks cups, oversized handbags, and yellow-tinted sunglasses. Their rendition of holiday favorites was both amusing and a little cringe-worthy.
Creative Carols
For instance, “O Christmas Tree” morphed into “Stop Filming Me,” and “We Wish You A Merry Christmas” became “I Swear I Am Not A Racist.” Here’s a sneak peek at their take on “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing”:
“Hark! The Karen angles sing/We did not do anything/We just want a refund for pants we bought in ’91/If you give your boss a call/We will picket the whole mall/Just shut your mouth and take it/We spend a lot of money at Nordstrom Rack.”
Their bratty rendition of “Deck the Halls” goes like this:
“Deck my Facebook wall with bullsh*t/Fa la la la la la la la la/This meme is fake but I’ll still push it/Fa la la la la la la la la/The vaccine will give you rabies/Fa la la la la la la la la/Democrats like eating babies/Fa la la la la la la la la.”
And you won’t want to miss their epic finale with “Carol of the Bells.” The segment is a humorous reminder of the power dynamics at play, particularly involving entitled individuals. As we reflect on these comedic moments, we also recognize the importance of understanding privilege.
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Summary
This article highlights a hilarious segment featuring a choir of Karens who humorously adapted classic Christmas carols with entitled lyrics. The performance serves as a light-hearted reminder of societal dynamics while also touching upon the importance of recognizing privilege.