Every year Tompkins Square Park hosts the annual Halloween Dog Parade. There's always some really great costumes, and this year was no different: Antoine Dodson, bedbugs and iPads were all represented. BuzzFeed editor Matt Stopera has some good ones.

Oh, look! Here's a video of Antoine Dodson—of "Bed Intruder Song"/YouTube fame—arriving Wednesday night at LAX. Dodson, dressed to the nines and flanked by a bodyguard, chatted up the salivating paparazzi about being both famous and fabulous.

Antoine Dodson of "Bed Intruder Song" fame is releasing a halloween costume. (via)

The new sci-fi alien blow-em-up Skyline has signed on a new star: Antoine Dodson. In case you have severe ADHD, he's the "Hide yo' Kids, Hide yo' Wife" guy. Still don't know what we're talking about? Watch this trailer mash-up.

Even though Dodson's performance was brief, it was everything we could have hoped it to be. Watch him be just as flamboyantly charming as he was when we first saw him ranting on the news!

Antoine Dodson was on the 2010 BET Hip Hop Awards show last night, performing his song "Bed Intruder." Taped a few weeks ago, the show aired last night and marked Dodson's first actual performance. Here's how it went.

Christine O'Donnell, Delaware's constantly masturbating hobbit-witch and Senate candidate, has an attack ad out! It calls her opponent "The Taxman," zing. It also channels one of this summer's top viral videos, the "Bed Intruder Song." What the hell?

While Christine O'Donnell continues to reassure us that she's not a witch, her friends are creating new campaign ads for her—like this one, a faux movie trailer vilifying her opponent as the "Tax Man," and referencing Antoine Dodson.

Today, a video of a panda gettin' his groove on circulated online. The only problem with it? The videographer's annoying narration. Well, problem solved: here's your Partytime Panda/Antoine Dodson "Bed Intruder Song" mashup. I dare you not to love this.

There are many interesting ways to earn a living in our post-industrial economy. Like ranting on camera about your sister being nearly raped. That's what Antoine Dodson did—now he's got a Hot 100 Billboard single!

In keeping with the old adage "When it rains, it pours," the internet gods have provided us with yet another local news gem today. Watch along as two Hixson, Tennessee robbery victims recount their misfortune in true Antoine Dodson-esque fashion.

You know you're dealing with quality when a mixtape pops up only four days later. Antoine Dodson just wants you know there's a rapist in Lincoln Park, but there's no better warning than a song. Run and tell that, homie.

This soon-to-be viral gem straight out of Alabama's local news is probably the best thing to come out of a story about a rapist on the loose. The victim's brother really steals the show around the 1 minute mark.