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Star Trek Slow Jam

Spock takes a leave of absence from the Enterprise to get his groove on! H/T Barely Political

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Superman: Draw My Life

Superman, the Man of Steel, reveals his secrets! In song!!! H/T AVByte

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Just Dance (Saudi Version)

Hey everyone! We all like the song Just Dance, but did you know the Saudi Arabian version is a little different? Featuring lyrics and lead vocals by Remy.

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Yo Daddy Battle

Rhett and Link engage in an epic musical challenge over whose father is the most awesome.

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Facebook: The Musical

Are you also a Facebook addict?!
Don’t forget to share and like! 🙂

H/T AVByte

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Googol Song

Folksinger Helen Arney makes a startling discovery: She can sing a googol, but no matter how long or how hard she tries, she’ll never sing a googolplex. Matt Parker documents her efforts and shares some bleeped banter with Arney.

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The Graduation Song

 

All in one take! Rhett and Link deliver a musical wake-up call for high school graduates.

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Player 2

Here are a couple of young women who wouldn’t mind being Player 2. But first, they have to find the right video game dude to play Mario to their Peach.

 

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New Periodic Table Song

Michaael Moffit wrote and sings a new ode to the periodic table, based on Offenbach’s “Can Can.” H/T AsapSCIENCE

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Momoiro Clover Z

This Japanese girl group rose to fame singing Pokemon tunes and dressing in “sentai” superhero costumes, each singer donning a different color to form a multicolored ensemble. The video for their new single “Saraba, Itoshiki Kanashimitachi yo”  alludes to this past with its visuals of five colored pots from which the girls hatch. But they do appear to be growing up now, wearing more macabre finery including the beehive wigs that seemingly could have come from the prop department of a Tim Burton movie. Whatever, the new single shot to the top of the Japanese pop charts, and Momoiro Clover Z recently performed in concert in Tokyo before more than 75,000 screaming fans.

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Momoiro Clover Z in an earlier incarnation singing “Otome Sensou.”

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