Fans flock to see Randy Rainbow's live shows because they've found comic relief from the past few years of politics and pandemic by watching his satirical videos, often skewering conservative ...

If you haven’t heard of blogger, vlogger, and general internet sensation Randy Rainbow, then you are in for a treat, my friend! You know how there are some people who have more talent in their left ...

Singer-songwriter-satirist Randy Rainbow — yes, that's his real name — has built a fervent YouTube fan base by churning out parody videos on politics and current events, from the "Grease"-themed "GOP ...

Comedian Randy Rainbow seems to pump-out one highly entertaining YouTube video after another. He shot to fame following the 2016 election and finds the humor in some of the darkest political headlines ...

Randy Rainbow is giving us life. No, seriously, this guy is not only hysterically funny, but talented as all get-out. While the Internet is freaking out about NFL protests and healthcare and a certain ...

Randy Rainbow is a New York Times best-selling author and four-time Emmy nominated American comedian, producer, actor, singer, writer, and satirist known for his popular YouTube series, The Randy ...

Paul “Bear” Vasquez, the “Double Rainbow” guy whose viral YouTube video reacting to a set of rainbows in Yosemite National Park shot him to fame in 2010, died Saturday. He was 57. The Mariposa, Calif.

Randy Rainbow has long made his hatred of President Trump known, but in the singer's latest parody video, it appears he's changed his tune — but only briefly. Really, the bit just sets up Rainbow's ...

Randy Rainbow has released a new parody music video of RAYE's "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!" The new release is titled "WHERE THE HELL IS OUR CONGRESS?" and takes on the big-band single while pleading with ...

Kacey Musgraves continues to find light in the darkness with her moving "Rainbow" video. The artistic video follows a few different people who are facing different difficulties in their lives, from a ...

The star of one of the first viral YouTube videos, Paul "Bear" Vasquez, died early Saturday afternoon in Mariposa, California at age 57. He was best known as the "Double Rainbow" guy after his home ...