parody

A humorous or satirical imitation of a person, style, or genre; to produce such an imitation.

• parodic/pəˈrɒdɪk/(adj)模仿的
• parodist/ˈpærədɪst/(n)模仿者

• a parody of
• parody a style
• self-parody
• parody account
• political parody

1. 1.The sketch was a brilliant parody of reality television, exaggerating every cliché of the genre. (satirical imitation)
2. 2.The trial became a parody of justice — the verdict was decided before the proceedings even began. (mockery)

• satire/ˈsætaɪər/— the use of humour to criticise — broader
• spoof/spuːf/— a humorous imitation — more informal
• caricature/ˈkærɪkətʃʊər/— an exaggerated portrait — for visual or personal

from Greek "paroidia" (burlesque song) — "para-" (beside, mock) + "oide" (song) — a song sung alongside (in mockery of) the original