ETID, Harm's Way, more parody Gal Gadot with Smash Mouth sing-along
A viral video of celebrities singing John Lennon’s “Imagine” started by Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot has been endlessly mocked online and now members of hardcore bands including Every Time I Die, Harm’s Way, Touché Amoré and more are spoofing it with a video of them singing Smash Mouth‘s “All Star.”
Twitching Tongues singer Colin Young ended up enlisting some of his friends for a pretty hilarious video of them singing the track mocking the “Imagine” video.
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In case you haven’t seen it yet, you can check out the celebrity “Imagine” video below. The video sees a range of celebrities singing a line from the song before moving to the next celeb. People are making fun of it for not only the horrifying singing from the vast majority of them but also the tone-deafness of creating the video instead of offering financial assistance during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Others, including comedian Zack Fox along with Eric Andre, Thundercat and more, have similarly been making videos of their own showing the ridiculousness of these hyper-rich celebrities making the video.
Now, hardcore bands are getting in on the action with a video of their own.
The Twitching Tongues frontman got things going with other members of bands he is friends with.
The clip starts with him saying he’s on his sixth day of quarantine before sarcastically talking about how “his personal chef has gone home” and how “butler is still here” before kicking into the singalong. Smash Mouth even retweeted the vid giving it their seal of approval. You can check it out below.
We’re are All ⭐️ In This together pic.twitter.com/nm4L9zyDMa
— Colin Young (@ColinYovng) March 20, 2020
#AllStarChallenge #DontBeASpreader https://t.co/Y5HBRYiu0O
— Smash Mouth (@smashmouth) March 20, 2020
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