VIDEO : John.He.Is

You may have already heard of the awesome remix video produced by Will.I.Am, member of the Black Eyed Peas using the inspirational Barack Obama speech, Yes We Can.

Well... someone went ahead and created a video using the speeches of John McCain.

Best. Parody. Ever.

I got this via the BlackFolk LiveJournal community.

I honestly can't stop laughing. Best part? The video's title, john.he.is.

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poor poor John Mc Cain.

Submitted by melodious on 16 February 2008 - 8:43pm.

He is just the latest to sell his credibility, his ethical self and his very soul to gain the support of his party.

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the video is scary good

Submitted by liza on 16 February 2008 - 10:09pm.

because it definitely highlights how power and war crazy he is.

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