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It's an unlikely YouTube sensation: U.S. soldiers with the 82nd Airborne, stationed in Afghanistan, perform an enthusiastic Lady Gaga sendup. Surprisingly, it's gotten a thumbs-up from military brass.
Harold Levine liked the video so much, he created a Facebook page devoted to its star, Aaron Melcher. Levine recently walked All Things Considered host Michele Norris through Melcher's version of "Telephone" and compared it to Lady Gaga's original.
More than 3 million people have watched the video on YouTube, and Levine says that's because, in a time of unhappy news, it's become the feel-good video of the week.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... =126534225
It's an unlikely YouTube sensation: U.S. soldiers with the 82nd Airborne, stationed in Afghanistan, perform an enthusiastic Lady Gaga sendup. Surprisingly, it's gotten a thumbs-up from military brass.
Harold Levine liked the video so much, he created a Facebook page devoted to its star, Aaron Melcher. Levine recently walked All Things Considered host Michele Norris through Melcher's version of "Telephone" and compared it to Lady Gaga's original.
More than 3 million people have watched the video on YouTube, and Levine says that's because, in a time of unhappy news, it's become the feel-good video of the week.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... =126534225
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