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Tue Oct 20, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

You have not experienced Eminem until you have heard him in the original Klingon

When I wrote Creative Couplings and wrote the first Klingon Jewish wedding ceremony, I put a cute bit in about a Klingon Klezmer band playing at the reception. About a month before the book came out, I found out that there actually was a Klingon Klezmer band.

With that in mind, I present to you Klenginem, a German who sings Eminem songs in Klingon.

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Elzinias (2:58 PM on Wed Oct 21, 2009)

I am pretty sure he is translating it wrong! Clearly he said "pach Nach Ve-lacht" when it clearly should be "Nacht pach Ve nacht". Sheesh, and he calls himself a Klingon!

byron (12:56 AM on Thu Oct 22, 2009)

not feeling this not one bit

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