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Herman Cain Sings The Theme From Pokemon: The Movie
He's no longer in the race, but while he was on the campaign trail, Herman Cain liked to reference video games in subtle ways. He's done with all that subtlety. At the Stephen Colbert/Herman Cain campaign rally that took place this weekend at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, Cain said, "I was not going to let Stephen Colbert show me up singing, but let me give you the Pokemon poem first," after which he proceeded to sing the theme from Pokemon: The Movie.
The real reason this is interesting though, is because I graduated from the College of Charleston, and I now have an excuse to place my alma mater on the Game Informer home page.
[via Kotaku]
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