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Robin Williams performs Blame Canada from South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut at the 2000 Oscars.

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crashfan03.bsky.social2 years ago

wasnt this done as a tribute to mary kay bergman?

Alpha-n2 years ago

2 things i never expected to go together: South Park & Robin Williams

SEYMOUR/TEX!||Post covid CEO 🍉2 years ago

He killed it

SnowBall2 years ago

When I was a sophomore in my South Park phase I really enjoyed this video. Seeing it again after about half a decade takes me back

sal2 years ago

I remember everyone saying he was the only one in town who could “get away” with singing that song

Sonic Yuuki2 years ago

Never forget Mothers Aganist Canada

MG doren2 years ago

I remember it being a legitimate controversy over whether ABC was going to let him say “fart” because it had almost never been said on broadcast TV.

🪬ZEESTER🪬2 years ago

Amazing, loved Robin Williams and this song lol

TheGreatest Pokemon Fan aka Nappy2 years ago

Legend 🕊️

EWIAH2 years ago

Gone too soon.

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