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Looking passed the assumption that this web personality probably wrote his own Wikipedia article, the reference to a kazoo record is the most glaring citation offense. Citation 11 (at the time of this note) goes to an article about a fundraiser event with a group record for kazoos. It doesn't seem to mention The Kid Mero. Someone flagged this already but I am suggesting that these two sentences about kazoos be removed entirely because they reference content from a podcast, which is unnecessarily detailed information. 76.182.34.133 (talk) 02:31, 21 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]
