Jack Black and Jason Segel Record the Christmas Duet ‘Little Drummer Boy’

Published on December 13, 2010 by Ricky in Blog, Video Of The Day
Tagged: Jack Black, Jason Segan, Little Drummer Boy

Just in time for Christmas, Jack Black and Jason Segel have recorded an updated version of the 1977 hit Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth, the same track David Bowie and Bing Crosby made famous a while back. College Humor posted an animated video to go along with the song which shows Segal visiting his next door neighbor Black to borrow an ingredient for his ginger bread. Segal spots a pianoe and ends up getting a refresher in the holiday spirit as the two launch into a rendition of the famous Christmas tune. Enjoy!

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