I think that's considered child abuse.
Posted by: Scott at January 10, 2008 06:51 PMAlmost totally garbled and enthusiastic - so drop it an octave and you have an uncanny Neyland audio doppelganger. You may need to add a "Whoooo!" We'll fix it in post.
Posted by: Bobo at January 11, 2008 05:58 AMBecause there's nothing funnier that co-opting little foreign children with hooked on phonics fight songs.
The Minsk Orphans Collective 242 Choir's version of "Fight On" isn't quite as spirited as you might hope though. Rumour has it that the original goal was to get them to sing the UCLA song, but it didn't work because they had never clapped before.
Posted by: DC Trojan at January 11, 2008 10:01 AMI find it more "utterly delightful" than funny.
Posted by: Holly at January 11, 2008 10:06 AMI didn't say it wasn't charming. The clip adheres to the prime directive of achieving this: if they're going to be singing off-key, then they need to be completely and gloriously off key, and singing con gusto.
The real problem is that I'm bitter because Mrs DC Trojan won't let me teach our children some harmless terrace chants from the wacky world of UK soccer. Why do Vols teaching overseas have all the fun?