Apple’s Greg Joswiak recently teased an upcoming “exciting week of announcements,” but it appears that a full-scale Apple Event isn’t in the cards for this month. Unlike last year’s October “Scary Fast” event, Apple has chosen a different approach, opting for individual product announcements rather than a pre-recorded show.

Enter YouTuber Jon Prosser from Front Page Tech. Seeing the gap left by Apple’s decision, Prosser and his team decided to produce their own satirical version of the Apple Event many fans hoped for. This parody features Prosser, mimicking Tim Cook, unveiling a series of new Macs equipped with the rumored M4 chips. While clearly comedic, the video showcases impressive production quality—reportedly a month’s effort by Prosser’s team—making it a standout fan-driven effort in the tech community.

As for Apple’s official announcements next week, speculation is buzzing around potential updates in the Mac lineup, likely focusing on devices transitioning to the new M4 chip, continuing Apple’s shift to its custom silicon. Prosser’s parody hints at what enthusiasts expect: a seamless integration of new hardware while adding a humorous twist to what might otherwise be a predictable product lineup.

By delivering his version of the Apple Event, Prosser has tapped into the excitement and curiosity of Apple fans, blending anticipation with humor. Whether you take his “announcements” seriously or not, it’s clear that there’s an appetite for Apple news—even if it has to come with a wink and a nod.