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    New singing skill - typing SMS while singing karaoke

    June 11th, 2007

    As demonstrated by Den “The Beach” on 13th May at “Firehouse Music and Recreation Club.”

    Den used to play guitars and keyboards live in KL, including at The Beach, Jalan P Ramlee.

    Video in action:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuM3swd3_eM

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    Comment by davelynne
    2007-06-14 01:19:51

    wow! is this a new trend or style?

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    Comment by bengodomon
    2007-06-14 23:36:59

    i havent seen it before myself

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