Alabama Sorority Girls Make Rebecca Black Sound Like Beyonce

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Okay, I know the OKTC has had some pretty heavy reading for y'all in the past several days. And it's Monday. So I feel you. What can cure what ails you? Alabama sorority girls rapping about bid week. Yes, yes indeed. Especially if those girls have vocal stylings that make Rebecca Black sound like Beyonce.

Enjoy. (By the way, the image I linked above comes from Athlon Sports. So thank them too by going here for more pictures like that.)

I'm hopping on a flight back from Las Vegas to Nashville now. So if the Dallas Cowboys join the SEC while I'm airborne, I'll write about that tomorrow. In the meantime, enjoy some of Alabama's finest persuading you to rush. God, college was awesome.

 

You'll love this, I promise.

 

 


 


But the real question is, can anything ever top Party in the UGa? 

I think not.

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