This study examines the Intizar Journal using Bibliometrics studies, namely Literature Obsolescence and Literature Life Parody in 2013-2020. The purpose of this study is to determine the level of obsolescence of the literature cited in each scientific article published in the Intizar Journal in 2013-2020, and to determine the level of up-to-date information contained in the journal in terms of the half-life of the cited documents in 2013-2020. This study uses is a descriptive type of research with a quantitative approach. Sampling used a total sampling technique or the entire population was sampled, while the sample in this study was all citations in the 2013-2020 Intizar Journal. There are 140 articles with a total of 2305 citations. The results of this study indicate that the highest level of literature obsolescence in the Intizar Journal in 2013-2020 is found in volume 22 number 2 in 2016 which is 49.3% and the lowest level of literature obsolescence in the Intizar Journal in 2013-2020 is found in volume 19 number 2 in 2013 which is 15.7%. The Age of Life for Literature in Intizar Journal 2013-2020 is 12.11 years. Keywords: Literature Obsolescence, Life Parody, Bibliometrics, Intizar Journal.