The Lonely Island Drops Its New Spring Break Video Right ‘Between Two Ferns’
So you’re minding your own business, just trying to take in the latest installment of “Between Two Ferns,” marinating in the faux-discomfort of Zach Galifianakis asking James Franco about the Jimmy Dean between his legs, when all of a sudden they throw to The Lonely Island, which debuts its new single and video right between those very same ferns. Then it gets all Harmony Korine up in there for Spring Break, all giant sombreros and slow-motion, tequila-drenched debauchery, except instead of Franco inventorying his shit and singing Britney Spears at a white piano, he’s … well, we won’t spoil it for you. And hey, is that Ed … no. No, we’re not going to ruin it. You need to come by those unexpected tears honestly.
So, you know, just a regular Wednesday morning viral video situation. Spranng break!
Filed Under: James Franco, The Lonely Island, Videos, Viral Video, Zach Galifianakis
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