Vocal Point does this at their fall concert every year and it is such a crowd favorite. It's a messed up crazy version of the 12 Days of Christmas, a few other carols and Toto's Africa. Yeah.
I heard this on the radio earlier today and was practically peeing myself. I wanted to show my mom, so I tried looking up “12 days of Christmas Mash-Up” and this was the first thing that popped up. I LOVED IT. THANK YOU!
“On the fifth day of Christmas my true love gave to me, THE RAINS DOWN IN AFRICAAAAAAA” my art teacher sings while walking past me. “Haha that’s funny.” I say *Then the actual fucking song started playing.*
Oh My Gosh!!!!!! I was walking down the city street and I heard 12 days of Christmas come on.....I am singing away when WHAM! I started just cracking up! Loved it, made me smile at a pretty crummy time of year for me this year! Thanks you guys!
Never heard this before today on 93.7 FM in the Philadelphia area. (That version had THE DREIDEL SONG) in place of the one about the snowman.) Glad I found it here. Brilliant and hysterical.
They aren't the greatest a cappella group around, but they are a lot of fun to watch because they enjoy doing it. And this song is indeed a very funny one. Glad you enjoyed it.
The ne with the dreaded is straight no chaser (the group who made this song) these guys did there song with a few extra different moments in there. Im pretty sure they did this song and acting out a different movie or book or something. I don't remember what it was called but I've heard it's funny.
THANKS AFRICA THANKS ALL SOPPORT ALL COMPANIES FROM MY MOEDEL BEATRIZ WILHELMINA AMAGARD VAN AND FROM HERE I WANT YOU HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR . WITH LOVE MARTHA BEATRIX I
this video is so funny who is this by i mean they are great singers and to take the melody of Africa and do that and famous Christmas songs wow they are great.
Dec 7th, 1998, Indiana University. Yes... Straight No Chaser did it first... but this isn't copyright infringement. They a) have permission from them to perform their song publicly, and b) have made it their own by adding several LDS primary hymns which is enough under the DMCA to make it a derivative work and protected.
