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Children’s Choir Covers “Still Alive,” Achieves Huge Success

Children’s Choir Covers “Still Alive,” Achieves Huge Success

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Children’s Choir Covers “Still Alive,” Achieves Huge Success

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Published on March 31, 2010

The Gifford Children’s Choir of Racine, Wisconsin are my brand new heroes. Behold their fantastic rendition of Jonathan Coulton‘s anthemic “Still Alive” (aka: the best song in the world from the end of Portal), complete with a tiny soloist in a glowing EL wire dress. I haven’t seen anything this adorable/enjoyably creepy/awesome/squee-inspiring in a very long time. It’s hard to overstate my satisfaction: somebody please give these kids some cake, ASAP.


Bridget McGovern is a lit nerd, a film geek, and a complete pop culture junkie. She enjoys David Bowie, roller coasters, and the genius of JoCo more than anyone probably should.

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Bridget McGovern is the Managing Editor of Reactor. She wasn’t really all that screwed up by Watership Down, if you don’t count the fact that she just stays up nights writing frantically about bunnies (and will always maintain a vague but potent distrust of Art Garfunkle).
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