12.23.10 - 9:00AM
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Eliot Glazer

Christian 'Tik Tok' Fails to Impress Churchgoers

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tik tok This holiday season, many continue to fight the good fight, asking that people "keep Christ in Christmas." Well, those do-gooders have certainly got supporters in three pretty young things who wrote their own parody of Ke$ha's still-relevant (ugh) party anthem 'Tik Tok.' Instead of a sing-songy kind-of-rap warble about excessive drinking and vomiting glitter, Kathi Lourdes re-wrote the lyrics to praise Jesus.

Problem is, the good people seated at the roundtables at the church's Luau Party don't seem particularly into it. You can even spot audience members who half-heartedly clap along without even turning around (although the lady in the neck brace gets a free pass).

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12.23.10

By Belinda

Highest Rank

Okay that WAS painful to watch, but the audience member "who half-heartedly clap along without even turning around" is blind, cut her some slack!

12.26.10

By BOBBB

Highest Rank

And upon listening to this I am sure she could appreciate the benefits of hearing loss

12.26.10

By reignmond

Neutral

Well, I'm an Atheist, and I would say the kids did a great job, not bad at all. Of course I think the whole god crap thing is just that. As for the adult audience not being into it that is their problem - I'm over 50 and I like it! Of course in my iPod Black-eyed peas are next to Benny Goodman.

12.23.10

By Summer

Highest Rank

Well the audience wasn't impressed because it's a room full of older adults. Not pre-teens, teens and young adults.

12.26.10

By Christina

Highest Rank

thats exactly what I thought, they are preforming in front of the wrong audience

12.26.10

By sadie

Neutral

But at least they might be Grandmas and Grandpas. I would be bouncing along and grooving in my chair just to support those talented young women whether I liked the song or not! These people seem like an aged bunch of drips. Come to my church instead!

12.26.10

By dolly_dagger

Neutral

i work with teen and we've preformed in front of elderly people. and we had each and every single one of them on their feet. i hate to say it. they may not have been into it they still show us support. i feel really bad for the girls that did their thing.

12.26.10

By Bell Hendrix

Highest Rank

Blessed! The work and time these young women put into this was not wasted... the little bit of clapping raised the heart rate of those participating. ALL GOOD!
THANK YOU! Thank GOD!
Keep it UP!

12.26.10

By John F.C. Taylor

Highest Rank

This only reminds me of what can be done by professionals. Anyone remember My God from Sister Act. A great turn on an early 60s rock/pop classic.

12.26.10

By betty

Neutral

some of those folks couldn't even stop convessations, for just 2 full minutes to even watch half way.... sad...

12.26.10

By Lynn

Highest Rank

I think these girls are adorable!! KUDOS to them for putting so much energy and effort into a very sweet performance!! It appears as though they are at an old folks home, which I think is precious!!! The LYRICS ARE GREAT and the singing is very good. It may even be GREAT! I just couldn't hear enough of it to tell! I hope they realize that even though the audience was a tad bit distracted...... GOD saw every bit of effort and heart and IS PLEASED!!!! Young people, like this, make me smile!!!!

12.31.10

By Kathy

Highest Rank

Lynn,

I can't help myself, just have to ask, how the heck do you know if God saw it or not, and if he liked it or not? Why do so many people think they know exactly what God is up to, seems disrespectful to me.

12.26.10

By Aboona Joe

Neutral

totally underwhelming!

12.26.10

By Nina

Highest Rank

I think it's cute what the girls did with that terrible song. Unfortunatly, their audience wasn't really the right age group to be performing that song for.

12.28.10

By Jeff Haber

Neutral

Best Xmas Parody right here >>>>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POIzwkSjEiM

12.26.10

By Jeff Haber

Neutral

Best Xmas parody song >>>.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POIzwkSjEiM

12.26.10

By sadie

Neutral

O.K. Jeff, I watched your videos and you are absolutely brilliant! (And actually a very good singer and entertainer). Thanks for making my day a whole lot merrier!

12.26.10

By susan

Neutral

okay, so it wasn't very good, and waaaay too long....if they did that at my church, everyone would be on their feet....clapping and singing along.

12.26.10

By BOBB

Neutral

Singing to what? I couldn't make out a word. You have to know your audience; otherwise, this is what you wind up with. I thought it was well choreographed and the kids tried pretty hard. They were enjoying THEMSELVES. In front of the appropriate audience it would have went over better. Obviously it was done in a church and the people were trying to be considerate. But believe me, even if Billy Graham would have been speaking people would have been holding quiet conversationson on the side.

12.26.10

By Michele

Neutral

I couldn't even understand the lyrics. I like the old fasioned Church songs, etc.. but if it keeps young people 'off the streets' then,it's a free country.