Parodist
/ˈpærədɪst/
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Pro Tip 1/3Cultural References
Parodists often use cultural references that may require knowledge of a specific time period or pop culture. 
The parodist's rendition of the 90s sitcom theme had the audience in stitches.
Pro Tip 2/3Imitation Style
Parodists mimic styles or content for humor, not to deceive. Understanding intent is crucial. 
Known as a political parodist, her sketches playfully exaggerate politicians' mannerisms.
Pro Tip 3/3Not for Offense
The goal of a parodist is to entertain, not to offend, although the content might occasionally upset some. 
As a parodist, he clarified that his jokes were in good fun and meant no harm.