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Peggy Hill is a goddess of domestication, just like Nicki Minaj.

Vulture has found a really good niche in the mash up space and they proved it again with combining footage of King of the Hill with Nicki Minaj's "Hey Mama". It's great.

"Hey Mama" is a celebration of nesting. Taking care of others and getting plenty in return. Who matches that more than Peggy Hill?

Vulture's mash ups continue to be super fun to watch. Like when Doug called Patti Mayonnaise his "Trap Queen" or when Miss Piggy demanded of Kermit that "B*tch Better Have My Money"

You're doing the world a service you clever geniuses.

Deez Nuts, the 15-year-old Iowan really named Brady Olson, has shaken things up this week with his Independent run for the White House.

The campaign has done many things in the short time that its been around. It has inspired hope.

It has also forced many, many news anchors to actually say the name of the fictional candidate. This is perhaps Deez Nuts' greatest achievement.

Without further ado, feast your ears on the compilation:

Wow.

Owen Wilson plays really similar characters in almost every movie he's in, even when he's playing Woody Allen.

It should come has no surprise then that he says basically says the same things in every film as well. It's all some combination of about 15 different words.

It must be nice for Wilson that he doesn't have to memorize very many lines.

The best thing is this isn't the first Own Wilson mash up. The creator behind this video has done several more. It's tough to decide which is best.

They sure are all incredible.

Vulture did it again. After letting Miss Piggy sing b*tch Better Have My Money and melding True Detective with Starsky and Hutch, the good people at New York Magazine decided to let Doug sing the drug-making, love ballad Trap Queen.

It's another great mash up as Doug lays out how much he loves Patti and the way she works the pole. He chronicles their drug-cooking romance with the help of the mysterious Quail Man. Skeeter watches the whole thing unfold, presumably tweaking out of his little blue mind.

Fetty Wap's great song has proven to have equally great legs. The single was released early last winter but has continued swirling around the cultural zeitgeist like the prosthetic eye of a storm.

And this is far from the first riff on Trap Queen. One of our personal favorites is Ed Sheeran and The Roots' soft-souled cover.

It should have existed a good two months ago, right?

We're officially at less than a month before John Stewart's last show with The Daily Show and the goodbyes are in full effect.

Prepare for a barrage by the end of the month. But before we have to weed through the mass of well wishes that will surely flood the Internet, this video does nicely.

Even though we're almost a year until season 6 makes us furious all over again, this makes it the perfect time to reflect on how season 5 destroyed part of your soul.

Other media wanted to get in on that act as well and here's a mash up of some of the best.

As Buzzfeed discovered, this 18-year-old Taiwanese guy is making some incredible mashups out of pop music. 

This weaving together of seven Taylor Swift songs might just be his finest work.

Some intrepid fan wants to help the world move on from Jim Carrey's recent anti-vaccination Twitter tirade. Instead, Youtuber Shawn Kohne would like to remind you of an earlier, simpler time. A time when all Jim Carrey wanted to share with you was some good, ol' fashioned pratfalls. 

Do you remember that ancient, better world? That world when seeing Jim Carrey's name didn't provoke anxiety because it might include ill-informed sensationalism that puts lives in danger? Do you remember that?

Let this video transport you back there.

We can take only about two or three more of these mash ups before they start to lose their luster.

But for right now, this is pretty great.

It was only a matter of time before someone decided to explore what meth would be like in a pineapple under the sea.

Hopefully, this is the last time I'll have to talk about Gangname Style for a while (while we're at it, let's add The Fox, too) but mix-master Rosalina Sama, matched up Psy's KPop hit with Lincoln Park's first album, Hybrid Theory and it is great. Check out all of Psybrid Theory.