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"When their brother asked them to be the best men at his wedding to wife-to-be Helen, Rufus Starlight and Baddy Paris say they knew that they would &amp;quot;cry too much&amp;quot; when it came to speech time. Instead, they tried to convey their feelings in the only medium they knew: an &amp;#x27;80s-inspired music video, which is embedded with a plea not to leave them (&amp;quot;He did, regardless,&amp;quot; they write on Rufus&amp;#x27; website): It&amp;#x27;s hard to know what exactly what went down with the actual showing of the video, but here are my suspicions: 1) They&amp;#x27;re obviously total characters, and most people probably know it (thus minimizing the &amp;quot;OMG, this borders on the bizarre&amp;quot;); 2) Helen had to know something was up&amp;amp;#8212;after all, they had perfectly styled photos of her made into masks. Wouldn&amp;#x27;t she have had to pose at one point? I don&amp;#x27;t know! On Rufus&amp;#x27; website, the brothers write: &amp;quot;We hope this will forever celebrate their super-stylish wedding day, in the super-stylish way it deserves....Robin &amp;amp; Helen: We wish you many many years of love and happiness! xxxxxx&amp;quot; What do you think&amp;amp;#8212;would you like having something like this premiered...at your wedding? Video: Filmhat/YouTube"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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