Metallica star in Pokemon spoof
Metallica are made to look like they’re performing the Pokemon theme in spoof video
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Metallica are the subject of a spoof video that appears to show them performing the Pokemon theme.
James Hetfield and co have been edited to match the Redeemers’ version of the song by YouTuber Golpe Baixo, who was inspired by the Pokemon GO explosion.
It follows King 810 being given a similar treatment earlier this week.
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