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Posted on 14 August 2014 by Jessica Johanna

Kid in Every Wes Anderson movie

A new video by UCB Comedy for Characters Welcome. If you ask me, the best part is when he sings a Spanish version of John Lennon’s “Oh Yoko”.

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