The O’Jays - What Am I Waiting For (by chosen16O1)

daveholmes:

purns:

erockappel:

natashalevinger:

This is the most bizarre video I have ever seen in my life.  I am not being hyperbolic.  It starts out with Roger Moore speaking the words to Let it Be, and then the most odd amalgamation of celebrities start appearing. SOME actually singing, but some have been overdubbed with Paul McCartney’s voice COMPLETELY randomly.  It’s as if the editor said, “I don’t like the way Corbin Berson from LA Law is singing, put Paul in there!” but left Roger Moore just speaking in?  I’m so confused why these people did this!!  Tonya Harding “singing” next to Glenn Close???  And they randomly go through a photo album that comes to life with Pamela Anderson, Leslie Neilson and Mickey Rourke in it??  This may keep me up at night.

What do Jason Alexander, Larry Drake and Right Said Fred have in common?  This totally bat-shit video!  This is really one of the best things I’ve seen in a LONG time.  Why did all of these people do this?  This is completely insane!  

I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say this is the best video since “America We Stand As One!”

I let this go way too long. Why does this exist?

Allow a pop nerd to clarify: the audio is from the 1987 “Ferry Aid” version of Let It Be. So you are hearing Paul McCartney, but also Kim Wilde, Kate Bush, and Ben from Curiosity Killed The Cat. 

As for why Huey Lewis, Ana Alicia and Larry Drake are lip-syncing it, I truly couldn’t begin to speculate. But it’s a much better fundraising idea than trying to get people to pay for Kim Kardashian’s tweets, I think we can agree. 

jhnmyr:

thedailywhat:

This Is Hilarious, You Should Watch It of the Day: Zach Anner, a young Austinite with cerebral palsy (the sexiest of the palsies), pitches a travel show “designed to inspire people who never thought they could travel” for Oprah’s Your Own Show competition.

[mefi.]

This is legitimately funny and entertaining. Maybe we can get the internet rally machine going, because I would love to see a show by this kid. Outlandish without obnoxious. I think he should at least get a segment on Oprah.

Duncan Sheik is an underrated talent. I don’t remember if it was through LAUNCH’s CD-ROM magazine or through the Great Expectations soundtrack with “Barely Breathing,” but I remember discovering his album and relating to every bit of it.  I’m so glad I have a picture with him!