This Christmas song spoof comes from Jon Lajoie and may have the most ridiculous lyrics of any carol you've heard in a while.
Most Christmas carols focus on popular myths or traditions and often paint a cheery, warm picture of the holiday season. However, this Christmas song spoof has lyrics like "Christmas is my favorite Christmas time of the year/Bells are jingling and the angels are making Jesus."
Have you ever seen something so bad that it somehow becomes good? With this Christmas song spoof, it's as if there must be some kind of talent behind singing/rapping this poorly. However, being bad (or good) doesn't necessarily mean people won't be interested. That's why 'The Best Christmas Song' has almost 1 million views on YouTube.
Tone-Deaf Holiday Carollers
This Christmas Song Spoof Has Attracted Almost 1 Million YouTube Views
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