Kristen Bell’s roster of movies may all be blockbusters but the “Frozen” actress is now know as the new “Mary Poppins” in a new parody video starring Kristen Bell as a magical nanny.

In the short film, Kristen looks remarkably like the Mary Poppins of Julie Andrews. But this new version “quits her job in the skit as she rewrites the lyrics of A Spoonful Of Sugar to reflect her need for more money and better wages.”

The parody was made by “Funny or Die” and opens with the new and improved (?) Poppins sticking in large objects into her small carpet bag, with Jane and Michael Banks gawking at her.

The children then ask why she’s leaving so she pulls out a measuring tape to magically show them the truth about working class wages with matching graph that reads: “Mary Poppins: Practically Perfect In Every Way, Except Grossly Underpaid.”

They all each then break into song! Hilarious! “Just a three dollar increase can make a living wage,” she sings altering the original lyrics “a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.” She then adds: “I don't get these birds for free.”

She then complains about making only $7.20 as she sings in front of a mirror. She then sees a an a doppelganger who Poppins asks: “Are you a republican?” “I do love a tea party,” the doppelganger replies. Poppin replies, “Cheeky!”

Before the skit comes to a lose, Poppins opens up her umbrella and she explains, “well, isn't that supercalifragilisticexpialibulls***!”

Watch the skit and see yourself laughing hysterically out loud!