The My Box in a Box video is viraling across the Internet. It is even getting play on radio stations and appeared on Countdown With Keith Olbermann on MSNBC. Olbermann calls it a "racy Internet satire of a racy Internet satire of a which itself followed the bleeped version of a television satire." The song is a clever parody of the Special Christmas Box song that Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg performed for Saturday Night Live. The My Box in a Box song includes jabs at President George Bush, Taco Bell and Britney Spears.
The IVYGate blog revealed that the singer behind the My Box video is Melissa Lamb, a sophomore at Penn State. Melissa Lamb goes by the name Bunny on the official My Box in a Box blog -- which has already accumulated at least 90 inbound links. An Eat the Press post explains that four people are behind the popular video.
Randy Charles Morin writes, "I think this is the first YouTube video that was so popular, it kicked started this girls career."
Eat the Press reports that a longer version is in the works.
In the meantime, her box will go on, with promises of new material and a brand-new fan version splicing in clips submitted from around the world. Sort of takes user-generated content and interactivity to a whole new level. In any case, present for you below.
Bunny is trying to find a few profits from her sudden fame. Adrants notes that there is a CafePress.com store. The actual box used in the video is even being sold on eBay.
More coverage of the My in a Box video can be found at Blinq, Adfreak and Jossip.
The My Box in a Box 
