"Carol of the Bells" is a traditional Christmas song. Popular recent versions include those done by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, South Park and in the film Home Alone as arranged by John Williams. Jennifer Hudson performed the song with a group of woodland animals in Elmo's Christmas Countdown. In 2009, the song was also performed by Beaker, The Swedish Chef, and Animal in a viral video. The trio previously collaborated as the Leprechaun Brothers.
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| - "Carol of the Bells" is a traditional Christmas song. Popular recent versions include those done by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, South Park and in the film Home Alone as arranged by John Williams. Jennifer Hudson performed the song with a group of woodland animals in Elmo's Christmas Countdown. In 2009, the song was also performed by Beaker, The Swedish Chef, and Animal in a viral video. The trio previously collaborated as the Leprechaun Brothers.
- "Carol of the Bells" is Moon Man's take on the classic Christmas song of the same name, which he recorded for his first Christmas album, A KKKhristmas KKKarol. It was produced by That Racist Dude. Audrina Patridge is a guest rapper in the song. At first she wants Moon Man to kiss her, but when he rejects her she goes into full feminist mode and becomes antagonistic. Sun Man also makes an appearance in the song, being offended by Moon Man as usual.
- "Carol of the Bells" is a traditional Christmas carol featured in the Season Three episode, "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics".
- Carol of the Bells is a song that only appears in Donnie Fatso. As you flip through the calendar over Christmas break, you hear it playing.
- "Carol of the Bells" is a Christmas song written by Peter J. Wilhousky and M. Leontovich.
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| - "Carol of the Bells" is a traditional Christmas song. Popular recent versions include those done by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, South Park and in the film Home Alone as arranged by John Williams. Jennifer Hudson performed the song with a group of woodland animals in Elmo's Christmas Countdown. In 2009, the song was also performed by Beaker, The Swedish Chef, and Animal in a viral video. The trio previously collaborated as the Leprechaun Brothers.
- "Carol of the Bells" is Moon Man's take on the classic Christmas song of the same name, which he recorded for his first Christmas album, A KKKhristmas KKKarol. It was produced by That Racist Dude. Audrina Patridge is a guest rapper in the song. At first she wants Moon Man to kiss her, but when he rejects her she goes into full feminist mode and becomes antagonistic. Sun Man also makes an appearance in the song, being offended by Moon Man as usual.
- "Carol of the Bells" is a traditional Christmas carol featured in the Season Three episode, "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics".
- Carol of the Bells is a song that only appears in Donnie Fatso. As you flip through the calendar over Christmas break, you hear it playing.
- "Carol of the Bells" is a Christmas song written by Peter J. Wilhousky and M. Leontovich.
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