Tuesday, April 7, 2026

Randy Rainbow sings 'Not What They're Paid For,' a Tuneful Tuesday special

Today's post is Randy Rainbow sings Not What They're Paid For - A Randy Rainbow Song Parody.

Parody of “What Was I Made For?” (Billie Eilish, Finneas O'Connell)

Parody Lyrics by Randy Rainbow

Song Produced, Orchestrated, Mixed, Mastered by: Michael J Moritz Jr @michaeljmoritz

Vocal Arrangement by Brett Boles @thebrettboles All Vocals: Randy Rainbow
I wrote that "What Was I Made For?" always makes me cry. I was hoping this version would make me laugh instead. Nope. I still cried, this time for the country, not Barbie. If you want to cry for Barbie, I embedded Billie Eilish's video in 'Barbie' leads nominations in music for visual media at the Grammy Awards. Watch it there.

Follow over the jump for the top post featuring Randy Rainbow during the 15th year of Crazy Eddie's Motie News.


Normal social media promotion plus web search gave Randy Rainbow sings 'He Just Can't Wait to Be King!' from August 26, 2025 232 default and 246 raw page views during August 2025, ranking it eleventh overall by both measures and ninth among entries posted during the month. I shared it at the Citizen Connect/Coffee Party USA Facebook page to begin September 2025, which helped it end the blogging year with 468 total raw page views, placing it 52nd among entries posted during the 15th year of the blog and 73rd overall. It also earned 1 like and 1 repost (most during month and tied for second most during year) on 16 views on Twitter/X during August.


While I'm on the topic of parody singers, I'm recognizing The Marsh Family sings 'Donald's Sewage Stream', which earned 1 like (tied for most during January 2026) from the Marsh Family Sings account on Twitter/X and 1 reply on 11 views. Its reply earned 1 like (tied for most during January 2026) and 1 repost (tied for most during month and tied for second most during year) on 81 views as a tiebreaker. I will revisit both when I post about the top tweets including links from the blog in May.

That's a wrap for today's post. Stay tuned for another retrospective tomorrow on Wayback Wednesday.

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