Bad Lip Reading Takes On The Republican Debate

As if the Republican Party’s Presidential race wasn’t crazy enough already, the Bad Lip Reading guy has blessed it with his own little touch of insanity. The anonymous content creator, whose web series has consistently served as one of the funniest and most popular shows on the Internet, has offered up a bad lip reading of the first Republican debate of the primary season.

The debate in question, which took place on August 6th in Cleveland, featured a number of memorable lines, particularly out of the mouth of inescapable headline-maker Donald Trump. In the Bad Lip Reading version of the debate, Trump suffers from some serious gastrointestinal trouble, Ben Carson does a puzzle, and all the candidates sing their nonsensical arguments. It’s fine work from a fine web series.

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The Republican debate woke Bad Lip Reading from a three-month slumber; the channel’s second-most recent video came in May. Many of BLR’s best videos come from the political arena, so as the Presidential race heats up, we’ll be ready for more gibbering interpretations of forthcoming debates.

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