This is probably one of the worst renditions of O Holy Night I’ve ever heard. I don’t know who’s singing, so if you do, please share the source in the comments section.
I hope this song brings you as much laughter and good cheer as it did for me. Have an awesome and safe holiday season.
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Yep, it’s the same. The only difference is that the YouTube video changed the pitch so it sounds like it’s being sung by a second alto.
Here’s an example of a missed marketing opportunity. This song is being played in so many different formats and without a call to action, no one has a clue who’s the original singer.
If there was a call to action at the end of this audio clip, this chap would’ve been able to fill his database with new leads. Great example of why having an outro is so important to your online audio or video strategy.
I know that someone will reply saying that this is just a Christmas and obviously, it was put together as a joke. It’s not the message that’s the issue, it’s not knowing where to follow up for more.
Leesa, there’s a video on You Tube by Crosby the Reindeer that sounds eerily similar….I loved it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88YuojPzBcs
Paige