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Keith Langford and Richard Hendrix rocking, Rolling in the Deep

January 19, 2012

Adele: “What the--?”

From the Destined To Go Viral Department comes this clip courtesy of Maccabi Tel Aviv’s official YouTube account which answers the question, “What do the guys do in their off-time, anyway?”

Well, in the case of Keith Langford and teammate/keyboardist Richard “Jimi” Hendrix, it’s “two brothers from the South” bringing „something completely different for you in the conversation.” See below the break to enjoy a little musical styling, namely a performance of that ubiquitous song of 2011, Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep.”

All together now: “We could have had it aaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllll…”

Jan 19, 2012ballineurope
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  1. radallo
    14 years ago

    I appreciate!

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  2. Enrico Cellini
    14 years ago

    Sweet video! but, why did the guys speaking Hebrew get subtitled??

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14 years ago 2 Comments EuroLeague, More, National LeaguesAdele, Keith Langford, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Richard Hendrix, Rolling in the Deep, YouTube
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