No other song routinely has us toe-tapping and nodding along at our desks like Pharrell’s “Happy.” Some of us even shed a tear along with him when Pharrell cried on Oprah about how people’s enjoyment of the song had touched his life. But what happens when the “Happy” music video has no music? It’s still full of happy, that’s what. Pharrell – Happy (With No Music) Sure, it begins with Pharrell singing along to himself in a dark, creepy alley and why is he there? But then it becomes a montage of people enjoying themselves which is a pretty cool thing to see. They dance along and bust some moves and sometimes belt out the songs in their heads. It’s probably something we could all do more often. Just for comparison, here’s the original “Happy” music video. Pharrell Williams – Happy (Music Video)
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Pharrell’s "Happy" Music Video With No Music Is, Well, Still Happy
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Jeffrey Zaslow of The Wall Street Journal reported on political gaffes on Wednesday, and as an expert he brought on Obama-loving former Republican Michael Smerconish. Unsurprisingly, Smerconish bashed Ann Coulter and forgave Michelle Obama as he discussed his “Muzzle Meter” and the severity of scandalous words: We’ve become a culture that is unforgiving when it comes to poor word choice, says syndicated radio host Michael Smerconish. “We’re far too thin-skinned, starting federal investigations every time someone says something stupid.” He blames political partisanship and a 24/7 media looking for “gotcha” moments. Web sites such as TMZ.com, Politico.com, Gawker.com and TheSuperficial.com traffic in verbal gaffes. Mr. Smerconish, a lifelong Republican who this year announced he is now an independent, has developed a “Muzzle Meter,” asking listeners to help him measure, on a scale of 1 to 10, whether poor word choices are innocent mistakes (a 1 or a 2) or were said with malice (a 9 or a 10). Unlike many of his listeners, he gave Michelle Obama a pass for saying at a 2008 campaign rally: “For the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country.” “I believe she meant she had never been as proud of her country,” says Mr. Smerconish. However, he gave pundit Ann Coulter a 9 for belittling the activism of certain wives of Sept. 11 victims. “I’ve never seen people enjoying their husbands’ deaths so much,” Ms. Coulter said.
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Wall St. Journal Reporter Cites Smerconish as a Gaffe Expert: Mrs. Obama Good, Coulter Bad
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