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Brett Favre sings "pants on the ground"


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http://www.virtualsportsnet.com/2010/01/19/brett-favre-sings-pants-on-the-ground/

For anybody that missed his idiocy....he was singing "Pants on the ground" after the victory over the Cowboys. Pants on the ground being the now famous song from American Idol......pretty hilarious. I bet half of the guys in that room had no idea what pants on the ground was but went along with it because well...hey..it's brett favre

He's a retard lol

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pants on the ground is stupid..idk why it became so popular and how in the hell it is "funny"
Your not one of those thugs that let their pants fall down are you?I think it's funny because that 62 year old man is probably sick and tired of seeing these thugs that are too stupid to bother to buy a belt to hold their pants up!I don't blame him,I hate seeing that crap too,what is it supposed to be cool,i think it looks dumb!Kudos to that old guy for coming up w/that silly song,I hope it becomes a hit and he makes some $ off of it!Of course,the thugs will be too stupid to get the joke!;)
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