By Dashiell Bennett, 10:55 AM on Tue Aug 19 2008, 5,975 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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We just stumbled upon this clever Saturday Night Live-style commercial spoof on YouTube and it is hilarious! Just the idea that someone would spend $14.95 to solve the deadly problem of seat belt irritation is pretty funny, but the way they mock those pseudo-subliminal infomercial sales pitches is just perfect! Having the announcer say "Tiddy Bear" over and over again as women in low-cut tank tops press a plush toy firmly between their breasts sure is an hysterical take on goofy, ill-conceived advertising! Click the thumbnail and check out the video below—they really nailed this one!

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(What's that? This video isn't a spoof? The Tiddy Bear exists and you can actually buy it? Oh, uh ... never mind.)

· Tiddy Bear (tiddybearcomfortstrap.com, via buzzfeed.com)