African Kids Songs
Monday, September 12th, 2011
What is the song on the 2010 MTV commercial with the african americans skating?
I have only seen it once & i'm in love with the song! But now I can't find it anywhere. At first I thought it might be MGMT, but i've had no luck.
in the commercial there are african american kids talking about how important skating is and they dont care if people think they are squares.
Try looking here:
http://www.splendad.com/
There is also 'adtunes'.
Baka Kids sing 2 songs, Baka Forest People, African Voices
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