Happy Birthday to Ben Shapiro, my Daily Wire Daddy | a Song by Rabbi Zeekee

Because I am not keeping my Ben Shapiro birthday tribute video tucked away on a shelf full of mothballs for another year until his next birthday comes around, I figure I'll upload the video now! Maybe he'll see it. Most likely he shan't! Who cares, I'll survive!

I deleted most of my socials so I suppose you'll have to follow me elsewhere, wherever, and anyplace!

You'll notice that the aspect ratio is tiny. That's good. It matches the classic boxy aspect ratio of old newsreels, which is what the footage of Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy Birthday to You" to John F. Kennedy (off-camera, I guess) mostly is. Many thanks to Adobe Photoshop for colorizing the footage!

The vocals are mine, thank you very much. And so is the trumpet and orchestral harp! Regarding use of copyrighted materials such as the newsreel footage, the Ben Shapiro show podcast footage, and other such nuisances, I do not intend to infringe on any individual's rights to their intellectual property. This video adheres to the Fair Use Clause (Section 107) of the Copyright Act of 1976, which is included at the bottom of this video description.

Below are links to the footage of Marilyn Monroe's sultry birthday tribute to JFK:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvoqK6aLE2E&ab_channel=MarilynMonroeVideoArchives
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y74oWon5VTo&ab_channel=DedicationToMonroe

Below is also included a link to the jazz instrumental of "Happy Birthday" that I slowed down for the purposes of this cover:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn3DfDrtoeA&t=1s&ab_channel=TunePocketMusicLibrary-Topic

My thanks to The Daily Wire LLC, Mark, the man who runs the YouTube channel, Marilyn Monroe Video Archives, TunePocket Music Library, DistroKid, and the YouTube channel, DedicationToMonroe for helping me make this birthday tribute video!

I got the idea to make this birthday tribute to Ben Shapiro from Marilyn Monroe herself so she deserves credit as well.

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