Bill Clinton Sings in this 'Blurred Lines' Parody
Alyson Wyers — July 27, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: youtube & perezhilton
Everybody get up for this hilarious Blurred Lines parody, in which former President Bill Clinton sings Robin Thick's summer smash hit.
The original version features Pharrell Williams and TI, rather than Bubba's dulcet tones. YouTube channel BarackDubs, known for creating presidential mashups featuring current Commander in Chief Barack Obama, pieced together parts of Clinton's speeches to make this musical masterpiece. Ironically, the video was released on Monica Lewinsky's 40th birthday. The former American head of state is an appropriate choice for this particular single, as Clinton is definitely an expert on blurring lines with good girls. Bill Clinton sings this Blurred Lines parody in his Arkansas drawl, resulting in a performance you cannot miss.
The original version features Pharrell Williams and TI, rather than Bubba's dulcet tones. YouTube channel BarackDubs, known for creating presidential mashups featuring current Commander in Chief Barack Obama, pieced together parts of Clinton's speeches to make this musical masterpiece. Ironically, the video was released on Monica Lewinsky's 40th birthday. The former American head of state is an appropriate choice for this particular single, as Clinton is definitely an expert on blurring lines with good girls. Bill Clinton sings this Blurred Lines parody in his Arkansas drawl, resulting in a performance you cannot miss.
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