Monday, February 4th, 2008
2G2K :: Will.I.Am And A Cast of SuperHotties Endorse Obama
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This has been forwarded to me about a half dozen times now. For whatever reason, I feel like I’m the only person who finds this song to be something of a trainwreck — Obama’s oratory notwithstanding. I mean, Tatyana Ali and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar? Call me a killjoy…
(Enjoying the 2K Circus, by the way).
Come on, that’s Kareem! But I guess maybe I’m the only one here that still watches the later episodes of Fresh Prince for Tatyana Ali.