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McNuggets rapper seeking a good woman

Nuggets_2 By now, you’ve probably seen this Chicken McNuggets rap from comedy duo Fernando and Thomas. Joe Jaffe stumbled upon it on YouTube a year ago, and Arnold in Boston recently sold it through to McDonald’s. (It’s now airing approximately every four minutes during Yankee games in New York.) Neil Cavuto of Fox News tracked down Fernando (the dude on the left) for an interview—click here and scroll down to the “Business of Entertainment” section. Fernando says he and Thomas came up with the rap before a comedy show, began using it as their opening sketch, and then filmed it. He won’t reveal how much McDonald’s paid for it, but he seems interested in fame at least as much as fortune. “I’m waiting for a beautiful woman to say, ‘Hey, I know who you are,’ ” he says. Thomas is not interviewed, but he does reaffirm an advertising truism exhibited earlier by the guy who lived out of his Nissan: It doesn’t hurt to look like Napoleon Dynamite.

—Posted by Tim Nudd

July 16, 2007 | Permalink

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Is there something I'm not getting? This would have been news five years ago. It may have been funny when I was 18. And if I have to listen to any more white guys rapping poorly I'm gonna shove an X-acto in my eye.

Posted by: newyork | Jul 16, 2007 11:59:20 AM

These guys suck. I fly into a violent rage everytime I see them. I would fight both of them at the same time if they let me.

Posted by: Koot | Jul 17, 2007 10:28:29 PM

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