Question: What song has also been parodied in a music video titled "Fallen Kingdom"?
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American rock band Wheatus has a song titled "BMX Bandits" on their album "TooSoonMonsoon".
The song has been dedicated to Nicole Kidman, and includes the lyrics "Hey Nicole" in the chorus.
In the song's animated music video, there is an animated caricature of Kidman.
The show "That Mitchell and Webb Look" parodied the film in the recurrent adventures titled "Angel Summoner and BMX Bandit". 
The video, directed by Australian director Anthony Rose, was the second music video from Shannon Noll.
Set and filmed over two 38+ degree (Celsius) days in Shannon's home town of Condobolin, NSW, the video is essentially a snapshot of outback Australia and depicts Shannon's life in the small country town.
The extras in the video for "What About Me" are all local Condobolin residents, including Shannon's two brothers.
The music video was later popularly parodied by comedian Rove McManus on his television show "Rove Live".<br clear="left">There has also been a parody music video produced for the AAMI insurance company. 
"Black or White" has been covered by some artists since its release.
In 1992, "Weird Al" Yankovic recorded a parody of "Black or White" titled "Snack All Night", which however never released commercially.
Yankovic performed his version during a concert.
In 2009, singer Adam Lambert performed the song on the 8th season of "American Idol" during the Michael Jackson episode, which was re-aired on June 29, in a tribute to the death of Jackson on June 25.
In the early 1990s, the children's show "Sesame Street" also spoofed the song with a song called "Wet or Dry".
Little Chrissy responds to the question of what makes him happy: he likes having fun "no matter if he's wet or dry", and demonstrates by playing his piano on both a stage and underwater (surrounded by fish).
"Wet" and "dry" are further demonstrated with several kids, Mr. Handford, and Maria getting buckets of water dumped on them.
Both the song and video spoof "Black or White".
In 2013, as the new rules in the COP for rhythmic gymnastics allowed music with words.
The Georgian gymnast Salome Phajava used a shortened version for her ribbon routine.
The music video, particularly the "Panther Segment", have been referenced or parodied by television shows and artists.
The video, including the "Panther Segment" was parodied by the sketch comedy TV show "In Living Color", in which Tommy Davidson appeared as Jackson, but instead of a panther, Davidson morphs from a tiny black kitten.
The "Panther Segment" was also parodied by the popular American sketch comedy television series "MADtv".
In 1991, English rock band Genesis parodied the "Black or White" video in the ending of their video for "I Can't Dance", in which member Phil Collins imitates Michael Jackson's "panther" fit in front of a stark white background.
In 2011, Brooklyn hip hop group Das Racist released a music video for their song, titled "Michael Jackson", parodying the "Black or White" video.
The song is features on the group's album "Relax".
In 2012 the television show "Glee" covered the song in the episode "Michael", it features primary voices from Kevin McHale, Lea Michele, Chris Colfer and Naya Rivera, and backing vocals from the rest of the cast.
Jenna Ushkowitz and Darren Criss are not featured in the song or the performance.
This cover debuted and peaked at number 64 at Billboard Hot 100, number 42 at Billboard Digital Songs, and number 69 at Billboard Canadian Hot 100 chart at the week of February 18, 2012.  
"Chocolate Rain" is a song and music video by Tay Zonday.
After being posted on YouTube on April 22, 2007, the song quickly became popular.
, it had 95,726,720 views.
The music video portrays a bespectacled Zonday in a recording studio wearing a white T-shirt and singing into a condenser microphone.
Occasional cutbacks to Zonday playing a digital piano are also shown.
A caption appears early in the video - "**I move away from the mic to breathe in" - which has been parodied many times.
"Chocolate Rain" is ranked as the hottest viral video of summer 2007 by CTV and as the second-greatest viral video in the world by utalkmarketing.com.
It was awarded the 2007 YouTube Award in the category "Music". 
The song's video is known for its all-white background with dancers in front.
This video style has been replicated since then, most notably in commercials for Gap.
Comedian Jimmy Fallon parodied the music video in the video for his 2002 song "Idiot Boyfriend".