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This muppets cover of So What’cha Want might be the best video you’ll see all week. In this video by director Mylo the Cat, he successfully finds footage of muppets Swedish Chef, Animal, and Beeker originally singing “Danny Boy” and instead makes it look like they are performing to the Beastie Boys’ So What’cha Want. The muppets cover of So What’cha Want is one of the best muppets covers we’ve seen. The muppets have been known to cover other popular 90’s songs such as Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit and Kermit the Frog once did a cover of LCD Soundsystem’s
Muppets Cover So What’cha Want by Beastie Boys
British retailer John Lewis recently released a new Christmas commercial featuring a character called Monty the Penguin. To be honest, we’ve never heard of John Lewis before (probably because we don’t live in London, as his store his located on High Street), but after seeing his heartwarming and brilliant commercial, consider us a fan! With the help of Microsoft and Google the commercial features amazing animate that will make you a believer. In the commercial, an adorable boy named Sam has a best friend named Monty the Penguin. He does everything with the penguin, like playing soccer and reading bedtime
Cutest Penguin Video You’ll Ever See
Few things are funnier than when celebrities read mean tweets about themselves. Jimmy Kimmel has found a gold mine of funny with his recurring series of very famous celebrities reading very mean tweets about themselves. And what makes this actually funny is that these tweets are actually mean. Like, no holding back mean. I’m surprised that some of these celebs would even read these on live television. Here are some of the best examples of when celebrities read mean tweets about themselves: Julia Roberts: There are people who think Julia Roberts is hot! Her gigantic mouth looks like it will devour
Celebrities Read Mean Tweets About Themselves
We found him, the worst Wheel of Fortune contestant ever. Julian from Indiana University is easily the worst Wheel of Fortune contestant in the history of Wheel of Fortune. This isn’t Jeopardy!, remember. This is the easier game show. But not for Julian. His inability to pronounce Achilles cost him, wait for it, $1 million. Yes, a million dollars. Because he couldn’t pronounce the tendon at the back of his heel (or the mythological hero.) And it wasn’t because he couldn’t figure out the puzzle. Every square was turned around. He just had to read it. And then he failed.
Julian is the Worst Wheel of Fortune Contestant Ever
You’d think one of them would’ve seen it