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By Madam Internet’s YouTube picks of the week

This week’s picks are all about impostors. See look-a-likes, talk-a-likes, and even find out who you are like in these videos. Maybe sometimes imitations are better then the genuine article, or maybe not.

SUB: Celebrity Look Alikes Tags: advice community dating personals random video blog wisdom celebrity look alikes

www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7l7hugm8iI

Here’s a fun montage of things, animals, and people that happen to look like a particular famous person. Watch this video and find out the answers to age old questions like does any other human look like Doctor Phil, not just walruses?

What would Jay Leno look like as a cartoon, that for some reason reminds one of a mascot for a chicken franchise, and also what evil doll does Clay Aiken look like? This video also assumes you are a bit oblivious to the website www.totallylookslike.com, and haven’t been stalking out that shazz everyday, since that is where they sourced many of the images.

SUB: Worst Impressions EVER! Tags: supered86 supered impressions impersonations parody madtv mad tv contest bill clinton arnold schwarzenegger simpsons cartoon characters voices edward crazy random dude

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QVpc3_xeZ8

Like Jim Carrey on crack, this random kid spazzes through an amplitude of celebrity impressions. As the name of the video implies, some of them are asstastic, but not all of them are wasting away in the land of imitation performance demise, some of them are actually really good, so good in fact they sound like dubbed recordings.

SUB: 69 News Celebrity Look-alikes Tags: 69 news myheritage.com myheritage wfmz-tv ed hanna rob vaughn channel wendy davis

www.youtube.com/watch?v=yokH05WS11U

So you think you look like Ashley Tisdale or some other douche bag. Well, 69 News (supposedly a real news network) has something to show you to prove your celebrity recognition. They want to show you a few clips of a website that will match your face with celebs from the rag mags. They compared the sites results with real life people’s answers in the streets, and the results are rather interesting. See it for yourself.

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