That's funny.

It's definitely not a perfect performance, but the complexity of the transcription is compelling.

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I agree with you that there is something special about this - it's what YouTube videos do best - make you feel like you're sitting in the living room of this guy's house experiencing it. I hate super-polished studio music.

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Fantastic - an amazingly great performance, though shouldn't be compared to Jake.

Agreed -- that was a tongue-in-cheek goad, just to remind the Jake vid that it's still human.
I think there is something special about this video too. It's certainly not a technically perfect performance, but there is something about its casualness that feels very intimate.

>> ^dag:
Fantastic - an amazingly great performance, though shouldn't be compared to Jake.


Agreed -- that was a tongue-in-cheek goad, just to remind the Jake vid that it's still human.

I think there is something special about this video too. It's certainly not a technically perfect performance, but there is something about its casualness that feels very intimate.

I really hate to say it but this is a fucking disaster. Palin, while not pitch-perfect, performed well enough to keep the GOP alive on Nov 4. Can someone please tell me I'm wrong?

i keep coming back for this one... i think this is a sensibly perfect performance...

Perfect performance!

Amen!! Dank yo Jasus! Dank yo!

From Crooks and Liars (has full transcript).

DCCC Chairman Rahm Emanuel was scheduled to debate RCCC Chairman Thomas Reynolds on ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos. Entangled in the Foley page scandal himself, Reynolds ducked the debate, sending Rep. Adam Putnam in his stead.

Emanuel gives a nearly perfect performance. He easily dispels Putnam's attempts to blames the Democrats for the scandal. In the end, Putnam's attacks appear desperate and hollow.