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Hilarious New Beastie Boys Video For “Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win” With Will Ferrell

By | The Rolling Stone Blog – Tue, Jul 19, 2011 7:57 AM EDT

Hot off the success of their video for "Make Some Noise," which featured a legion of comedy stars including Will Ferrell, Jack Black and Seth Rogen, the Beastie Boys have returned with another hilarious and clever music video in which they do not actually appear.  In this Spike Jonze-directed clip for "Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win," the legendary rappers - plus guest star Santi Gold -appear as meticulously detailed dolls in an elaborately designed set. It's a brilliant video, and the best possible advertisement for a line of Beastie Boys action figures. Frankly, these guys are nuts if they don't get these out on the market soon!

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