“The Gregory Brothers are unlikely salvagers of our modern digital wasteland.” - The Village Voice

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“Responsible for some of the biggest viral songs of the past decade” - NPR

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"The Gregory Brothers have invented a completely new art form that is perfectly suited to our meme-crazed times, and - most difficult to replicate - is incredibly well made" - Wired

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The Gregory Brothers are the creators and producers of the Schmoyoho channel on YouTube—home of wildly viral series like Auto-Tune the News, Songify the News, and Songify This! It all began with the meager hope that several dozen people would bump their rumps to the news if it thumped with a bassline a beat…but ten years later, their uniquely catchy remixes have over 2 billion views on YouTube and billions more across other platforms.

 

Evan, Andrew, and Michael first became brothers in Radford, Virginia, after they were born to the same two parents. A short twenty five years later, they rounded out their quartet in Brooklyn, New York when they began playing music with fellow songwriter & singer Sarah. Sarah later married Evan to become Andrew and Michael’s sister-in-law, thus making the name “The Gregory Brothers” make complete and utter sense(?)

 

After touring together as a rock ’n’ soul band in 2007 and 2008, they were astonished when one of Michael’s YouTube videos received several thousand views on YouTube. Joining forces in their tiny Brooklyn apartment, with a green sheet tacked to the dining room wall, The Gregory Brothers hunched around a microphone and a few computers and began to make the comedy remixes that were somehow seen by millions, including at least one American president.

 

Since that fateful day, they have been nominated for an Emmy, won 5 Webby Awards, 2 Streamy Awards, produced the first YouTube video to ever chart on The Billboard Hot 100—Bed Intruder Song— and helped propel several new pioneers of unintentional singing toward stewardship of gold and platinum records. They continue to live in Brooklyn, where they crank out songs, music videos, and a variety of bizarre filmic productions from the industrial warehouse they now call their office.

 

They are proud to have collaborated with a number of their favorite artists, including "Weird Al" Yankovic, Weezer, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Blondie, Darren Criss, and T-Pain. They have also produced pieces for The Academy Awards, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Mrs. Michelle Obama, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, The New York Times, Netflix, Paris Hilton, and a number of advertisements, television shows, and feature films.