A series of YouTube videos attempting to slam the NDP has Yukoners wondering who is behind the gag.

QueenLizYT is aYouTube channel created Jan. 6.

Three videos making fun of the official Opposition have been uploaded since then.

The video with the most views —231 since it was uploaded five days ago — is based on a discussion in the last session of the legislature.

At that time, NDP Leader Liz Hanson referred to the governing caucus as "stunned bunnies” after confusion over what document the Yukon Party was referencing.

The video plays the audio recording of the discussion between Hanson and Premier Darrell Pasloski while cartoon rabbits fill the screen.

The 30-second clip ends with with a drawing of three bunnies stunned in the headlights of Yukon Party cabinet minister Brad Cathers' car.

"The fact that this is all done anonymously is quite telling,” Ryan Stewart, the chief of staff for the NDP, said Monday.

"Why do they have to hide behind a veil of secrecy?”

Hanson was returning from vacation Monday and was not available for comment.

Stewart said he thinks most Yukoners will realize the videos are just a cheap tactic to score points.

"We're not too distracted by political attacks.”

Stewart said he is worried this will encourage Yukoners to "tune out” of politics when they're seeing politicians "flinging mud” instead of talking about the issues.

He did not want to speculate on who is creating the videos.

Elaine Schiman, a spokesperson for the cabinet office, said Monday it is a priority for the Yukon Party to have good decorum.

"This event will have no impact on the relationship between MLAs,” she said.

Although the three videos combined have garnered over 500 views, it's definitely not considered viral by YouTube standards.

The video of a group of college students playing pond hockey on a smoothly iced-over Windy Arm Lake, which was posted in mid-December, has almost 350,000 views.