Most big corporations are not going to be worried about a parody. Except for Disney, The Oscars and the Olympics. These guys are legendary for their paranoia and protection of their logos and brands. Disney once forced a daycare center to tear down unauthorized posters of their characters. Little kids were crying on the evening news, and they didn’t care.
Some corporations like parodies. I remember an alt-rock band had a hit music video parody of a corny Mentos ad A reporter asked about the official reaction and they basically said (in corporate branding speak) they were amused.
In the eyes of companies this big, you’re not worth suing. The only controversy I could see is if you were doing something sexual or emphasizing the seedier side of nightclub life they wouldn’t want their brand associated with. Then they’d come after you a bit stronger. Even then, it’d just be a cease and desist order.
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