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Chiefs players spoof marching band (+video)

Hamilton News
22 Mar, 2012 09:35 PMQuick Read

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Chiefs midfielder Richard Kahui has released a new spoof video on YouTube profiling a girls marching group..

Kahui has filmed another satirical clip as an anchorman for the fictional news network, this time dubbed the "CNNN Network" (Chiefs News Network Now).

"We've changed from CNN due to copyright laws," he said.

The video profiles Waikato's Militaires, a marching girls group who competed at the national champs in Hamilton last weekend.

"Is it just a coincidence the marching champs are in March?" he deadpans.

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Kahui enlists Chiefs players Scott Waldrom and Sona Taumalolo to liven up a marching session.

They don fatigues, semi-automatic weapons and a propensity for highly animated combat training.

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