James Corden teams up with Zach Braff and Charlie Puth for spoof Chanukah video
Calling themselves Boyz II Menorah, the trio are joined by Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Josh Peck for their song, A Week and a Day
This is something you dough-nut want to miss: Late, Late Show host James Corden teaming up with Jewish celebrities Zach Braff and Charlie Puth for a fun Chanukah spoof music video.
Calling themselves Boyz II Menorah, in a nod to the well-known hip hop group, Boyz II Men, the trio are joined by Jewish actors Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Josh Peck for their song, A Week and a Day.
Decked out in white hoodies, open shirts and overly cropped trousers, the fictional boy band smoulder at the camera while belting out lyrics that include, “Girl, you spin me like a dreidel” and “Your lovin’ is sweeter than Hanukkah gelt.”
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Meanwhile Braff declares: “Girl, baruch atah I don’t know how you do it.”
The video has racked up 1.8million views since it was posted three days ago.
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