YouTube shooter Nasim Aghdam left behind a trove of twisted celebrity parody videos — in which she spoofed the likes of Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber while ranting about animal rights and anal sex.
Aghdam was mad about the site removing revenue-generating ads from the bizarre clips when she opened fire on the company's headquarters Tuesday — injuring three people before killing herself — according to her family and police.
In one particularly weird video titled "Taylor Swift Parody," the 38-year-old prances around a house in a blond wig and tight black dress, petting a bunny rabbit on a leash.
"They tell me I'm insane cuz you know I hate meat and you hate to change," she sings in a monotone over an electronic disco track.
It's unclear which Taylor Swift music video the disturbed woman was trying to send up.
Aghdam also posted a clip titled "Justin Bieber Butt Funny Parody of What Do You Mean," in which she sports a short blond wig and the crooner's signature gray hoodie.
"I'm a man, I eat cow butt and you eat chicken breast," Aghdam says while flexing in front of a background printed with doodles of animals, in a clip that neither sounds nor looks anything like Bieber's.
Animal rights wasn't Aghdam's only subject matter — one, posted to her website, rails against anal sex as "against the natural order." In another, she identifies herself as Nicki Minaj and delivers rambling lyrics critiquing "club culture."
"No manners in the club, no alcohol-free drinks in the club," she speak-sings as she sways about holding a wine glass that appears to be filled with water. "Because we are gonna promote unhealthiness tonight. More alcohol pour it up."
Other videos included workout tutorials where she touted herself as a "vegan bodybuilder."
Aghdam, who moved to California from Iran in 1996, had accounts on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and messaging app Telegram in English and Farsi and often posted under the name Nasime Sabz.
In one troubling video in Farsi, she dresses up as a zombie with long nails, a leopard-print cardigan and a lone pigtail — as well as another character fighting the monster while sporting sunglasses and a green jacket.Her main YouTube account had over 5,000 subscribers and its videos had more than a million views, the UK Telegraph reported.
In some clips she posted, Aghdam complained that YouTube was censoring her videos. Her family confirmed that she "hated" the video giant because it stopped paying for her content.
Her accounts were scrubbed as of Tuesday evening, but many of the videos have been duplicated onto other sharing sites.
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