Hasselhoff illustrates a 5 – “a little bit of musicality”. Pamela Anderson is a 6 for having potential. A 7 means there’s chemistry, and we go to Warren Sapp. We see Donnie Osmond for an 8, and then a couple of people are used to illustrate 9’s and 10’s. It’s a decent use of filler.
Next, we see Tango troupe “Forever Tango”. It’s really cool, and there are multiple tango-ing couples, but I’m just a little too tense for this right now.
And now it’s Florence and the Machine. There is a woman singing, who I assume is Florence, but there is no robot on backing vocals. The Machine is unaccounted for. Florence has some pipes, though. This is actually an interesting song to listen to, and the harp player is much more active than you would expect from a harp player. I like listening to this, and I could see paying a visit to iTunes to find out more. It turns out Myndi was right about my liking this. (Generally, you should just assume that Myndi is right about things. She knows a lot, that one.)
