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by Stefan Friday, March 21st, 2008

KidVid Tournament 2008: Renee & Jeremy vs. Andre 3000

And on the final day of the first round of KidVid Tournament 2008, we go back to the Ella Jenkins Region, where we’re pitting the #1 seed Renee & Jeremy’s “It’s A Big World” (off their debut of the same name) against the #4 seed, Andre 3000’s “Throwdown” (from the Class of 3000 TV show).

(And don’t forget — you can vote in the day’s other matchup — Gustafer Yellowgold vs. Asheba — here.)

Renee & Jeremy - “It’s A Big World”

Andre 3000 - “Throwdown”

Watch the video by going here (sorry, Mac users are out of luck.)

Tags: kids music, kidvid, march madness, music, Video

Filed under KidVid Tournament 2008, Video.

Tell us what you think!

BrianD (34 days ago)

Direct link to the Andre 3000 video:
http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/video/dlink/index.html?episodeID=8a25c3920ea9372f010eaac43cdb4a57

That's not an official vote for that video, just a link so people can find it a little easier.

lwinkelman (34 days ago)

I love the Throwdown song. It is soo fast. I like to dance to it. It is a 100,000,000 times better than the other song.

Henry, age 4

BrianD (34 days ago)

Getting harder to get the four-year-old to decide, but she loved the bird one, and so did the one-year-old, so It's a Big World.

David Tobocman (34 days ago)

3 yr. old Zoe loved the Big World video -- she said it was "so pretty." We have a Mac and couldn't view the Andre 3000 video, so I don't know if that would count as a vote.

Stefan (34 days ago)

Well, the voting was low and tied through 9 PM last night, so the first tiebreaker is David's (late) vote and the second tiebreaker is my (late) vote -- It's A Big World.

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