Most Comedically Postmodern Article of 2020

The Most Comedic Postmodern Article of 2020

I love postmodernism in all shapes and sizes. I've read Jorge Luis Borges, Orkhan Pamuk, Mark Danielewski, Vladimir Nabokov. But my favorite subgenre here is comedic postmodernism. My favorite author of all time is Terry Pratchett, a master of postmodern parody and comedy. I've read the Discworld series around 5 times, all 40 books, in two different languages.
This is the reason why I offer you to link or write an article in this genre. The recipe isn't complex: take something universally familiar and explicitly stupid, twist it into your world and leave a ton of references throughtout.

Example

In my other setting there is a Hell modeled after the one from Dante's Inferno, but in my case Hell is a country, with its own government, officials, institutions and corruption. One of the circles is a city called Dis, just like Dante's, but in this case it's an abbreviation. D.I.S. - Diabolical Informational Service. It's the same in Russian, by the way. And this whole circle was a commentary on things I hate about Russian political journalism, the professional sphere I was a part of for ten long years. The players participated in a political talk-show hosted by a demon called Kisleff, shot an ad for import substitution, participated in a quiz show a-la The Weakest Link and became poster boys for a huge internal propaganda campaign.

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Category prize

I, Teyvill, pledge to award the winner of this category a hardcover copy of Terry Pratchett's Small Gods ordered by Amazon.

Alternatively, if the winner already has this book or doesn't want it, it'll be a $25 Amazon Gift Card