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Mel Gibson's Abusive Rant Gets a Dance Remix

Mel Gibson rant dance remix

By now, most people have heard Mel Gibson's profanity-laden, verbally abusive rant against his ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva, in which the actor makes veiled death threats and hurls racist and sexist epithets like he did spears in "Braveheart." But have you heard it set to synths? 

 

In the below YouTube video, created by someone with imitable editing skills, Gibson's tirade is cut and rearranged to a dance beat, while a montage of images from his movies and shots are spliced together to make the whole thing even more ridiculous. 

 

Of course, while the concept is funny, Gibson's rant is still no less disturbing -- so listen at your own risk. 

 

[Warning: This video contains extremely graphic and disturbing content.]

 

 

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