This Star Wars 'Happy' parody adds a nice sci-fi mix to the very upbeat monster hit. The parody video is in the same style as the 24-hour music video Pharrell unleashed. The major difference between the two music videos is the location for the movies which is Tatooine.
These are really Tunisian fans in Star Wars costumes dancing around the original set. The Lars homestead can even be seen at the end of the video, it was restored from its dilapidated condition by a international group of fans. They did so with the help of Facebook contributions way back in 2012.
The video is absolutely hilarious and will put a smile on your face from the get go. I can't help but feel happy while watch the Star Wars Happy parody video.
Sci-Fi Character Music Parodies
This Star Wars ‘Happy’ Music Video Parody is Infectiously Fun
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