You've seen the Dove "sketches" campaign. You've seen the parody. Now, here's another parody.
The premise: Men are seated in a room and describe their testicles to an artist. Before long, they get hip to the fact that the man is, in fact, sketching their nether regions according to their description. Then, some men and women describe the body part in question. Sketches based on both descriptions are compared and the men get emotional.
"Those balls are angry and have no friends," says one such man, referring to the ones based on his self-description. "And these are alive and have hope ..."
Is it funny? Sorta, but not as funny as the previous send-up. After seeing both, though, it's impossible to see the original and feel the same emotional connection. Such is the power of the Internet.