For all of my friends who are Suns' fans:
The Goran Dragic Music Video You Can't Miss
http://www.nba.com/suns/goran-dragic-music-video-you-cant-miss
There are plenty of things you will see online this week that, while interesting, are simply not true.
That's the plight of the calendar shifting from March to April. And while every two-bit comedian and marketing firm will try to get you to buy into some poorly crafted joke, what we're about to show you is 100% real.
There is a Goran Dragic music video, and it is glorious. As a matter of fact, it may be the best crafted joke you see all week and you likely won't even understand a word of it.
After we saw it for the first time we had to go straight to the man himself, no, not the guy who made it, the guy who was the subject of it and find out what it is all about.
According to Dragic, the video is from a Slovenian comedian and impersonator named Klemen Slakonja -- we're guessing is the foreign equivalent to Frank Caliendo minus the Jon Gruden impression -- who has a national television show. The guard said a lot of it, including the scenes with the stone dragons, are filmed in his hometown. And, while we couldn't get him to sing it, the Dragon told us the lyrics are satirically praising his evolution as a basketball player.
The Goran Dragic Music Video You Can't Miss
http://www.nba.com/suns/goran-dragic-music-video-you-cant-miss
There are plenty of things you will see online this week that, while interesting, are simply not true.
That's the plight of the calendar shifting from March to April. And while every two-bit comedian and marketing firm will try to get you to buy into some poorly crafted joke, what we're about to show you is 100% real.
There is a Goran Dragic music video, and it is glorious. As a matter of fact, it may be the best crafted joke you see all week and you likely won't even understand a word of it.
After we saw it for the first time we had to go straight to the man himself, no, not the guy who made it, the guy who was the subject of it and find out what it is all about.
According to Dragic, the video is from a Slovenian comedian and impersonator named Klemen Slakonja -- we're guessing is the foreign equivalent to Frank Caliendo minus the Jon Gruden impression -- who has a national television show. The guard said a lot of it, including the scenes with the stone dragons, are filmed in his hometown. And, while we couldn't get him to sing it, the Dragon told us the lyrics are satirically praising his evolution as a basketball player.
