Cledus T. Judd Mocks Riley Green in Hilarious Parody Song

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Cledus T. Judd Mocks Riley Green in Hilarious Parody Song

Country comedian Cledus T. Judd has taken aim at fellow artist Riley Green in his latest parody song. Known for his entertaining and humorous takes on popular country hits, Judd’s newest track is a playful rendition set to the tune of Dolly Parton’s classic “Jolene.” The song creatively mocks Green’s appearance, career, and love life, showcasing Judd’s signature comedic style.

Cledus T. Judd’s Parody of Riley Green

The song kicks off with a tongue-in-cheek introduction, where Judd states, “Excuse me, here’s my song about Riley.” This is a cheeky reference to Green’s duet with Ella Langley, “You Look Like You Love Me.” As the melody of “Jolene” resonates, Judd’s clever lyrics come to life in a lively music video filled with vibrant visuals, animated graphics, and humorous clips of Judd himself.

Playful Jabs at Riley Green

Judd humorously conveys his confusion regarding Green’s appealing persona.
He compares Green to the iconic Marlboro Man, stating, “Your handsomeness is beyond compare.”

Further into the song, Judd lightheartedly comments on Green’s dating life, teasingly mentioning rumors about his romantic attributes. He sings, “I cannot reveal the source, but I heard you’re hung just like a horse.” This cheeky line is followed by a playful nod to singer Megan Moroney, adding an extra layer of fun to the lyrics.

Highlights of the Parody

As the parody unfolds, Judd also brings up conversations about a potential romance between Green and his musical partner. He jokingly refers to how Green may have “stolen the heart of Ella Langley.” Additionally, Judd recognizes Green’s accolades, which include being named People’s Sexiest Country Star, injecting humor into his admiration.

Despite his humorous jabs, Judd reflects on his own achievements, claiming he has kissed Shania Twain. However, he swiftly follows this with a pop-up image of Green, complete with a satirical remark, “I don’t believe you.”

A Light-hearted Ending

As the song approaches its conclusion, Judd humorously implores Green not to retaliate, playfully warning that he might “sic Billy Ray Cyrus” on him. He then expresses his admiration, declaring himself Green’s “biggest fan” and hopes to one day open for him on stage.

The video wraps up with Judd lamenting, “Excuse me, why don’t I look like Riley?” capturing the lighthearted essence of the tribute while viewers are left entertained and chuckling at the creative portrayal of Riley Green.

Cledus T. Judd’s Musical Journey

Since his entry into the music scene in 1995 with “Indian In-Laws,” Judd has been known for his parody skills. He made his chart debut in 2000 with “My Cellmate Thinks I’m Sexy,” a comedic twist on Kenny Chesney’s hit. His most significant success came with “I Love NASCAR” in 2004, a parody of Toby Keith’s “I Love This Bar.”

Throughout his career, Judd has put a humorous spin on tracks by various country artists, including: