Hong Kong State of Mind
A friend of mine recently brought this Hong Kong video rendition of Jay Z’s Empire State of Mind to my attention. And while the videographer in me absolutely adores some of the effects used to film the clip, I’m left feeling the same sentiment as Hyp3rN3rd’s comment: ‘i like the ‘spoof’ and all but the chick can’t sing’.
Tagged: Empire State of Mind, Empire State of Mind parody, Jay-Z
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