Samuel L. Jackson 'Wake the 'expletive' Up' YouTube video attacks Mitt Romney campaign
Samuel L. Jackson, in an effort to get more voters to elect President Barack Obama to a second term, has released a video that's making its rounds on the Internet this week.
Photographer: YouTube
Posted: 09/28/2012
Samuel L. Jackson, in an effort to get more voters to elect President Barack Obama to a second term, has released a video that's making its rounds on the Internet this week.
In the video, posted on YouTube, Jackson "Wake the f--k up!”
The video is a spoof on children's books and includes Jackson's love for using the "F" word, which became a staple after the popularity of "Pulp Fiction."
According to the New York Daily News, the video was paid for by the Jewish Council for Education and Research and written by Adam Mansbach.
Watch the video below, but be warned, it is filled with expletives and is not safe for work.
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