Yippee Kayay Mother F’er Says ‘Guyz Nite’ For ‘Die Hard 4’

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One tipster wonders if the timing is a might bit too coincidental between the announcement of Bruce Willis’ return in Die Hard IV with the release of Die Hard by the band Guyz Nite. We do too. The song and the accompanying video take us though the trilogy with energetic choruses like “We’re gonna die, die, die, die hard” and the classic “yippee kayay motherfucker.” It’s hilarious. And we wouldn’t be the least bit surprised if, in the process of making this video, a few dollar fell out of 20th Century Fox’s pocket and into the pockets of Guyz Nite band members. Great marketing, 20th Century.

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