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Chozen (A ‘Frozen’ Passover parody)

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April 8, 2014

When John Travolta mispronounced Idina Menzel's name while introducing her during the Oscars, he had no idea that the song she sang from 'Frozen' would become a major hit within the Tribe.

It could be because the lyrics can easily be changed from, “Let it Go,” to “Let us Go” or because the melody is so charming. Either way, there have been a spate of Passover versions of the song making it to YouTube.

Six13's a capella version, “Chozen,” might be our favorite, but don't let that deter you from checking out some of the other videos out there.

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