Spoof Reznor track gets video treatment
View promo for comedian Freddy Scott’s NIN rip-off that went viral
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Comedian Freddy Scott has released a video for his spoof track This Is A Trent Reznor Song.
The light-hearted parody, inspired by Scott’s admiration of the Nine Inch Nails frontman’s work, was released online last month and quickly went viral, notching up hundreds of thousands of streams in five days.
A lyric video followed, and now there’s a full-power spoof promo to go with the track, performed with the help of Saturday Night Live guitarist Jared Blake Scharff.
The real Reznor and NIN return to the UK in May to play the following dates:
May 18: Birmingham LG Arena
May 20: Glasgow Hydro Arena
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May 21: Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
May 23: London O2
May 24: Nottingham Capital FM Arena
May 25: Manchester Phones 4u Arena
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