Hanukkah Begins, With A Beat

December 08, 201212:52 PM

The delightful Maccabeats of Yeshiva University kick off the first night of Hanukkah with their "Candlelight" - it's a great takeoff on Taio Cruz's Dynamite, but with menorahs, warriors in homemade costumes and latkes!

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