After accruing millions of hits on Youtube.com, Myspace.com and TMZ.com, Greg Scarnici, the writer/director/actor behind the viral video parodies of Prince's "Black Sweat", Beyonce's "Ring The Alarm" (featured on VH1 and in "Entertainment Weekly") and Fergie's "Fergalicious" (featured on AOL Entertainment News), has just released a music video parodying Britney Spears' new song, "Gimme More" which spoofs her recent performance at MTV's Video Music Awards. The song, changed to "Gimme More (Pills)" re-casts the singer as a pill-popping zombie, and features vocals by Mario Pando of Dalipstyxx. The video can be viewed here:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f20c07thws


A day after the video was posted on TMZ.com, Greg found himself being interviewed about the making of the clip on Fox News.

Scarnici, who has been seen on VH1, MTV, NBC, Comedy Central, and Fox News, is also the writer/director of the award-winning indie, "Glam-Trash", as well as numerous short films. He was the writer of the script for "Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular" this year on NBC. Greg has been featured on the TV shows "Short Circuitz," "Best Week Ever," "Straight Plan for the Gay Man" and "Saturday Night Live," where he has also contributed written material. He will soon be seen on the CW Networks' "Online Nation," which will air one of his commercial parodies, entitled, "Hair Loss Ad."