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Apr 25, 2007 – 4:17 PM
Yes! No no, not "yes" to LeBron singing -- I'm referring to being finally able to use 'repertoire' in a post title, been a long time coming.
Okay back to the video: Uh.. wow. Not since the vocal superstar of Sanjaya have we witnessed a performance such as that. Sure it's amazing that Bron even attempts to go to an octave reserved only for legendary artists like Elmo and Justin Timberlake, but major points off for ruining a perfectly good Bee Gees tune.
As your detective skills no doubt made you aware, there is a green screen, which means that it must be for something. Well, The Tailgate fills us in, apparently it had to do with something called "American Idol" -- no idea what that is, probably some local show.
(via TBJ)
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