In 2010, the group began releasing music videos, many about current events, such as the oil-spill satire "BP is Creepy", the TSA-mocking Rocky-Horror parody "Touch-A Touch Me, TSA Security", a satirical video about Republican Party economic policy titled "The Official GOP Economic Platform (as sung by The Kinsey Sicks)", which suggests a policy of selling the poor to curb the national deficit, and the black comedy song "Get A Gun" about America's obsession with firearms, Other music subjects include pop icons, such as the Lady Gaga parody "Bedroom Ants" and modern internet and TV culture in videos like, "I Must Watch YouTube" and "Why the F@#k Aren't We Famous".