What's the difference between "parody" and "homage"?
Native speaker’s answer
Rebecca
"Homage" means to show respect or honor publicly to someone or something. When using "homage," we usually use "pay" before it. Ex: Many pay homage to memorials for those who lost their lives in war. Ex: He paid homage to her for all of her achievements. "Parody" means to copy someone or something humorously. Ex: Weird Al is famous for his song parodies. Ex: She and her friends did a parody play of Pride and Prejudice.