The Miami Heat hosted a karaoke night last night to benefit the Take Charge Foundation, and let’s just say: it was pretty epic. Players and their lovely ladies hit the stage to perform their own versions of hit songs and what ensued – well, you just need to see for yourself.
During the event, a headband-free LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Udonis Haslem came together to form a group they called “The Heatles.” The musical trio performed Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” for the crowd.
During the performance, their wives and girlfriends joined them on stage to perform Sir-Mix-a-Lot’s “Baby Got Back,” but it was Gabrielle Union that really stole the show. The actress decided to go country, performing Garth Brooks’ hit song “Friends In Low Places.”
Chris Bosh took to the spotlight not once, but twice. The reigning Battioke champion busted out his best Carlton Banks moves for his performance of Tom Jones’ “It’s Not Unusual.” He then suited up for an encore performance of “The Humpty Hump.”
And the fun didn’t stop there! To close out the night, the entire team gathered on stage to perform “Get Low.”
SOURCE: UPI | VIDEO/PHOTO CREDIT: Instagram
