Pokemon’s Classic Theme Song Gets An Oreo Parody From The Late Show
As collectors continue to hoard Mew cookies instead of eating them, Pokemon Oreos get their own late-night jingle from Stephen Colbert.
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Anytime a new Pokemon collectible comes out it’s bound to get the attention of thousands of people. In fact, the current craze surrounding Pokemon Oreos made its way onto late-night TV with a hilarious take on the anime’s classic song.
Pokemon Oreos launched on September 8, however, both collectors and those with just plain general love for Oreos quickly found themselves unable to find them on store shelves or online. The Oreo collection consists of 16 different cookie variants with the beloved pocket monsters engraved on them, but the elusive Mew’s scarcity soon caused these Pokemon Oreos to be resold online for some rather absurd prices.
It didn’t take long for the new eatable Pokemon bubble to catch the eye of media outlets, thus prompting The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to come up with a parody to make fun of scalpers who are flipping Mew Oreos for hundreds or thousands of dollars. The brief clip channels its inner wolf of Pallet Town with an embarrassingly catchy “Oreos! Gonna Buy ‘em All!” However, it also works as a cautionary tale against “investing” money into Oreos, regardless of those being Mew cookies.
At the time of writing, prices for Mew cookies are all over the place, with eBay still showing many listings of over $1,000 for the coveted sandwich cookie. However, those looking to make a quick buck on a Mew instead of eating it should probably look towards lower prices because the frenzy appears to be cooling down. Brand new packs of the Pokemon Oreos can also be found, starting at around $15, which is almost four times their retail price.
Besides Mew, the rest of the Oreo set consists of Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Pikachu, Sandshrew, Jigglypuff, Lapras, Dratini, Cyndaquil, Sableye, Snivy, Pancham, Grookey, Rowlet, and Piplup, although none of those come close to matching the hype around Mew cookies. Considering how the Pokemon trading card market absolutely skyrocketed last year, it’s not surprising that the same thing happened with these Oreos, raising the question of what will be the next Pokemon collectible to be traded on such a scale.
With a new Pokemon Trading Card game just around the corner, Pokemon Unite’s success, the upcoming release of Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, and next year’s Legends Arceus, it’s safe to say Pokemon has had an unforgettable 25th anniversary that even brought snacks to the party, because that’s what cookies are for, eating them.
Source: The Late Show With Stephen Colbert | YouTube
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