Parodies, cover versions, remixes, mashups and fan fics are all derivative works. News and criticism also often contain derivative material.
Derivatives typically use the principles of memetic linkage, memetic hitchhiking and search magnets to attract attention to themselves and propagate.
A creative work that is ripe for creating derivitives from is often referred to as being an exploitable. Next, some examples to illustrate these concepts:
Parody
Original | Parody |
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The Tipping Point |
The Tipping Pot |
Born this way |
Perform this way |
Cover versions
Original | Cover version |
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Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen) |
Bohemian Rhapsody (The muppets) |
Paparazzi (Lady Gaga) |
Paparazzi (Greyson Chance) |
Exploitables
Exploitable | Exploit |
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Sunny D and Rum |
Sunny D and Rum song |
Mashups
Stayin' Alive In The Wall (Pink Floyd vs Bee Gees) |
United State of Pop 2009 |
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