We mentioned this song before, but didn’t know there was a video:
(via Mark Lyon in Evan Schaeffer’s comments section).
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March 19th, 2007 at 12:09 am
“I’ll sue ya”
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That is one fine piece of urban comtemporary expressive art.
The album, Straight Outta Lynwood, is a great disc. It’s certainly worthy of your music purchasing dollar.
Of all the tracks on the disc, however, I prefer “Pancreas”, for its accurate yet memorable explanation of pancreatic function. This is not the first Weird Al song to mention his pancreas, but it is the best.
Now, if only BarBri would get Weird Al involved with their next edition of the bar prep videos…