The Chanukah Song

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The Chanukah Song is a series of songs written and performed by Adam Sandler. All variations center around the theme of Jewish children feeling isolated during the Christmas season and Sandler's listing of Jewish celebrities, some lesser-known or completely fictional.

Actor Cole Sprouse is co-credited with Sandler on the 1999 Chanukah Song, Part II.

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[edit] Part I

It was in What the Hell Happened to Me?. Jewish celebrities referenced in The Chanukah Song (1994)

[edit] Part II

It was in Stan and Judy's Kid. Cole Sprouse sang a solo with Adam Sandler. Persons referenced in The Chanukah Song, Part II (1999):

[edit] Part III

It was in the Eight Crazy Nights Soundtrack. (Featuring vocals from actor Rob Schneider and the children's choir "The Drei-Dels" and singing with the "The Drei-Dels" was Dylan Sprouse) Although not mentioned, Dylan Sprouse sang a solo.

Persons referenced in The Chanukah Song, Part III (2002):



Also, in an unedited version that Sandler sings at some of his comedy shows, he replaces the lyric "As for half-Jewish actors, Sean Penn is quite the great one. Marlon Brando's not a Jew at all, but it looks to me like he ate one" with "Gwyneth Paltrow's half-Jewish, but a full-time Oscar winner. Jennifer Connelly's half-Jewish, too, and I'd like to put some more in her". This edition is not played on radio versions. However, the music video shows a background screen shows a picture of Sandler licking his lips as the Jennifer Connelly lyric is sung, with shocked laughter coming from the audience. This version is hidden about 4 minutes after the edited version on the Eight Crazy Nights Soundtrack.

On an episode of The Office, Michael Scott parodies Sandler by performing "The Diwali Song" during a Hindu Diwali festival.

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