JK Wedding Entrance Satire: Divorce Court to Chris Brown’s Forever
Indigo Productions did a satire of the JK Wedding Entrance video (scored by Chris Brown, Forever) that went viral in the past weeks. Here’s the background from Yahoo.
Indigo Productions did a satire of the JK Wedding Entrance video (scored by Chris Brown, Forever) that went viral in the past weeks. Here’s the background from Yahoo.
Tom Green, Nalts, and Jake & Amir from College Humor
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Thanks for the background story. I had previously seen both videos, but the background makes them interesting from a different light. That Indigo Productions group must be a lot of fun to work with.
I love it.
I saw panty shots in that video.