parody
/ˈpærədi/Definitions
1. noun
A humorous or ironic imitation of a person, style, or work, especially in literature, music, or drama.
“The comedian’s song was a parody of the popular pop song, making fun of the singer’s fashion sense.”
2. verb
To imitate or exaggerate the style of (something) in a humorous or ironic way.
“The artist parodied the famous painting to create a satirical commentary on modern society.”
3. noun
A humorous or ironic representation of someone or something, often in a creative work such as a film, play, or book.
“The novel was a parody of the classic romance novels, poking fun at the traditional tropes and clichés.”