I used to have those Reebok shoes!

Here's a fix:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=a7UwZGQRRGI

*dead

R. Kelly's commentary is probably worth a sift on it's own:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOmrZoGxsIA

if someone feels up to it…

Looks pretty stupid; I just hope it's the good kind of stupid.

*undead

Check out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGao0UZmHpU
for a recent live performance (w/ Youssou, Geneva 2005). He has a little trouble hitting some of the high notes, but it's still a solid performance.

I was kinda hoping that they'd take a swipe at Rupert Murdoch.

Despite the repetitive chord progression, clearly, this version is much better than the original.

Hmm, I think I'm going to *discard.

Oh wow...this is the best recent Simpsons bit I've seen in some time. Loved the Twelve Monkeys music and the Gorey-esque animation.

Wow, Ewan McGregor cannot sing to save his life. You'd almost think that was a robot doing the vocals.

In response to your comment here (didn't want to clutter up the video's page)

And what's the maximum SAT score? 1000?
When the video was made, the maximum score was 1600 (800 verbal + 800 math). Now there's a writing section so the max is 2400. Under the old system 1000 was supposed to be the average score.

Is the SAT all that counts, or does the highschool average count as well?
Application procedures vary from university to university. High school averages (known as GPA) are an important factor for all universities (even those who typically will admit almost anyone). Most universities weigh heavily on the SAT as well (though not as much as the GPA), but some have chosen to forgo it (there's some debate over this).

More selective institutions also require essays, letters of recommendation, interviews, etc. Apparently Harvard has an acceptance rate of less than 10 percent these days. But we're talking about one of the most competitive in the country.

Are the most famous universities like Yale, MIT, Harvard, private or public universities?
All the above institutions are private. There are plenty of well reputed public universities as well. For example check out the UC system (California).

Surely someone must have posted this before. But I'm assuming the old clip went dead.

On the Jon Glazer DVD, Graham Coxon goes on about how much he hates music videos, especially this one. Personally I couldn't disagree more.