Kermit Duets with Tiffany Thornton In Holiday Music Video Dan Koelsch, December 24, 2010 Usually the YouTube videos from The Muppets are clever and entertaining, but it seems like they missed the mark in their latest video, which celebrates the holiday season. In it, Kermit the Frog sings a Christmas duet with Disney pop star Tiffany Thornton titled “I Believe”. This cross promotion within Disney isn’t surprising, especially with the new Muppet movie starting to get buzz, but trying to reach out to the Hanna Montana crowd doesn’t seem like the route to go. What do you think? Watch the music video for yourself after the break and let us know if you like it. Viral Marketing Viral Videos DisneyMusic VideoThe MuppetsTiffany ThorntonViral video
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Well, it’s a stupid video, but that’s not just because of Tiffany. Who the hell gets excited over the Muppets anymore? She looked like she was singing with a mitten.