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This Ridiculous Video Is Some Guy’s Idea Of Revenge On Scott Brown?


Somewhere, the cast of “Revenge” is laughing hysterically.

Record company owner Wayne Laakko is channeling his inner Emily Thorne and trying to get revenge on Senator Scott Brown and the Republican’s family, as the Massachusetts politician’s daughter Ayla backed out of a deal with the business and reportedly cost Laakko a ton of money. To smear the Browns, Laakko has released a peculiar video to Mother Jones of Scott talking about which celebrities he’d like to “stalk.”

After an interviewer asks who Scott would be interested in stalking, the political figure is seen saying, “Uh, let’s see, who would I stalk?…How about, uh, probably one or all of those Pussycat girls,” seemingly referring to the pop girl band, Pussycat Dolls.

Of course, this video was recorded in 2006, when the Pussycat Dolls were making their climb to the top, so it’s not all that bizarre that Brown was a fan of them back then. Even so, this is the weirdest “hit” video I’ve ever seen, so if Laakko wants real revenge on the Browns, he has to step up his game with his next few tapes, which he plans to release later. The damage has already been done, though. Emily Thorne would die of embarrassment for this guy.

[Mother Jones]

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  • http://twitter.com/romillerjr Robert Miller

    And you guys are good with this? Sad. A slow day I guess.

  • Victoria Major

    After an interviewer asks who Scott would be interested in stalking,
    the political figure is seen saying, “Uh, let’s see, who would I
    stalk?…How about, uh, probably one or all of those Pussycat girls,”
    seemingly referring to the pop girl band, Pussycat Dolls.

    http://www.streamallyoucan.com/

  • Anonymous

    The ultimate revenge will be coming to Scott Brown on election day.

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