You know me. I love a good mashup.

YouTube user OverEnglishMan recently posted a The Last Jedi / Moana mashup, in which Luke Skywalker plays Maui to Rey's Moana in "You're Welcome."

I don't know what you were planning to do with your day today, but I'm going to go ahead and say your plans just got a brand new soundtrack.

This brilliant trailer, which shows how the first movie would have been made in the DC/Warner Bros. factory of dark cinema, has me laughing more than the genuine Guardians trailers.

YouTuber Nakii took some of Coldplay's hits and mashed them up with some of Smash Mouth's hits, and the result is this ... piece of golden art.

A group of people dressed up as handmaidens from Margaret Atwood's novel The Handmaid's Tale showed up at the Texas Legislature today to protest the state's continually restrictive stance on reproductive rights.

The fine folks over at Darth Blender cut together some really nice clips of our favorite droid babies and just played the theme song to Friends over it.

Last night, music artist Neil Cicierega dropped "Mouth Moods," a mashup album that I'm pretty sure is geared up to blow many other mashup albums out of the proverbial water.

Gaten Matarazzo, who you'll probably recognize as Stranger Things' Dustin even gives his approval at the end.

This beautiful mashup combines Beyoncé's greatest hits with songs from the hit Broadway musical Hamilton.

I am so incredibly grateful to whichever fates decided that this Childish Gambino x Stranger Things mashup should exist.

Okay, okay, so Stranger Things is supposed to look like it's set in the '80s, not the late '90s or early 2000s... but, still, this fan-created title sequence for the show done in the style of Buffy the Vampire Slayer feels oddly apt.

Here's another Rogue One mashup trailer because, well, I don't know if you've noticed, but they seem to be a thing around here. Like, a pretty serious thing.

What do you get when you mash up Stranger Things with Perfect Strangers? Something very weird. And very 80s.

If you think about it, Star Wars isn't that far off from Suicide Squad in basic premise: a group of ragtag individuals, including scoundrels and individuals from far corners of the galaxy, band together to stop greater threats.

David Bowie left an impact not only on pop culture as a whole, but on a lot of individuals in their own personal way. That includes mashup artist Butcher Billy, who created one Bowie pop culture mashup a day after the star's death to pay tribute to his hero with "Daily Bowie."

So those Hamilton/Star Wars mashups are probably some of my favorite internet videos, but Jackson Lanzing took it a whole step further by writing new lyrics and performing a Star Trek parody of "My Shot" titled "My Spock."