for fuck's sake.
I'm going to ignore the fact that this, which probably took ten minutes to make and isn't funny at all, has a higher score than real movies that real animators spent months working on (hell, this thing even says that you couldn't be bothered to animate more than about fifteen seconds of the song, and it has a 3.61) and focus on the message.
The entire Phoenix Wrong series is overrated. In fact, I'd say it's almost as overrated as the Awesome series. It takes almost no Flash skill, and yet it, and its badly made ripoffs, gets piles of awards and stays on the front page for ages, and at least the Awesome series has some form of drawing, and the SMBZ series has some form of animation, unlike Phoenix Wrong, which is just a pile of static sprites badly lip-synced to unfunny clips from Weird Al and Family Guy. But that's not really the issue at hand here.
What makes you think anyone who points that out is "jealous"? Why shouldn't people think that things that have actual effort put into them be given more awards and higher scores than sprite movies that take no more Flash skill than a basic knowledge of streaming audio and movie clips and an audio editing program, and no more effort than the average spam submission? Anyone with Flash could make a Phoenix Wrong movie, and Flash isn't that hard to get. Hell, back in the time when Phoenix Wrong was popular, I could have made a few award-winning flashes in a few days, but I didn't because I was too busy spending months working on movies that I actually liked making and watching them get blammed because they were too far away from the mainstream. (This was back when I actually liked using Flash and it didn't crash every ten seconds.)
But, luckily, Phoenix Wrong is dead, and I don't know why I'm even bothering to write this review. I just feel like writing a long, ranting review, but I know I'll get review banned if I do it on anything current.