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You haven’t seen a Bar Mitzvah invite video quite like this

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March 6, 2015

This bar mitzvah invite really raises the bar.

Brody Criz and his family parodied five Top 40 hits for an epic bar mitzvah invitation that has since gotten 800,000 hits on YouTube.

Criz riffs on “Happy,” “All of Me,” “Royals,” “Let It Go” and “Blurred Lines” in the four-minute clip, subbing song lyrics for jokes that reference rabbis, the Old Testament, and Manischewitz.

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