What is SOOOOOO great about meeting a movie star, exactly???

Why Do They Call You Your Worst Nightmare? And I Met Some Movie Stars OK.

I named myself Your Worst Nightmare, because I am such a tough critic. Yeah, that's right, I've been known to ruin a perfect 5's sequence. Not that I never give out 5's. I didn't vote on this because I wasn't really sure. For instance, it isn't funny at all, yet it wouldn't seem fair to give you a 1 on funny. To me, this is pretty much a mediocre song.

If he's Your Worst Nightmare, I'm that semi-evil disrputive one you get after you wake up from the bad nightmare sweating and sitting up straight in bed screaming. (Well, that's what I see on the movies...) I don't really get what this parody is saying. You meet a star and 'see stars... not funny. Your rhymes are good but there is no way this can be seen as humorous. 5-1-2

You know what, that's the vote I'm giving too. 5/1/2.

Of course,if you were to meet your favorite movie star after say,a long hard night of stalking,then I could see the point of this parody.(Now,where did I put those bolt cutters,duct tape,and suicide note?Oh no!the guard's back early! I'll continue this another night-'till then I'll be seeing you ,J-LO!)

I agree with the other fellows but not in a nasty way. You's did a great job with the lyrics and pacing, only thing is it isn't funny as there is no funny stuff happening. I'm not sure if you's intended it to be funny but I'm guessing it wasn't meant to be humourous. It's still a good parody, just not funny. So I give you's a 5 for pacing, 1 for humour and an overall score of 3. I reckon this song has the potential to be used in a movie or a TV show as a theme song. BTW out of interest how did you's come up with the name "Green Bloodied Hound Dogs", the name makes me think of green hound dogs with green blood on a horror movie. Very interesting name.

Not a bad effort. Some of the lines are a bit awkward, (e.g. "fame steps in and see the crew") or unclear ("make a difference where you are". And the "Hollywood is in your dream" line doesn't seem to flow logically to the next idea. I assume you're not really TRYING to be funny in this one, but you should make it a bit clearer to the reader exactly what it means to you to meet a movie star...

Troy, It's Just A Name.

Pacing was okay (Hollywood/longing), but I'm just not picking up any humor. Maybe I have a bad reception.