“Rob Izenberg‘s original parodies have created some of the most memorable moments on the TV shows I have produced over the years. His lyrics are consistently clever and sure to make anyone that’s listening smile, laugh or even shed a happy tear. If you want to create a “wow” moment for your special occasion… Rob is your guy!”
Michael Levitt
Executive Producer
Daytime Emmy’s, Billboard Music Awards, Hollywood Squares
Los Angeles, CA

“We needed something special to honor our CEO Dan at one of our big holiday parties, so we hired Rob to write a personalized parody about him to the tune of “The Dance” by Garth Brooks. We also wanted it to sound like Garth was singing it to Dan. Rob wrote it perfectly, found a great singing impressionist, and gave us exactly what we wanted for our tribute to Dan. People actually thought Garth was singing it. It was AWESOME.”
Dale Capital
Little Rock, AR

"Rob brings a very unique spin on copywriting with his sense of humor and methods to articulate product callouts and functionality which fit the MANSCAPED tone wonderfully.  During his time with us, he worked on many many projects, from website copy, product callouts, to content input for our renowned video advertising. He is extremely quick-witted and fast off the mark with delivering quality copy and overall input to marketing messaging,"
Ben Acott
SVP Manscaped Inc.

"When my husband Bob and I hosted a radio morning show in Cincinnati, (Warm 98.5) we hired Rob to write a custom parody about a local bridge closure that was "driving" our listeners crazy. His parody song /video of "Don't Wanna Know" by Maroon 5 was a huge hit with our listeners."

Marianne Curan
Los Angeles, CA

This is just one of the thousands of hilarious parody songs that Rob created when he worked for Premiere Radio Networks in Los Angeles. This Cinco de Mayo song was heard on hundreds of top-market radio stations across the United States.

FOX 11 in Los Angeles commissioned Rob to write a song for their popular traffic reporter WIll Kohlschreiber's birthday. Only Rob could take the James Bond theme "Goldfinger" and turn it into a customized parody song about a guy in a helicopter! Viewers called in and request