Viral video songwriter Leah Kauffman has taken up the Obama reelection effort.
Kauffman, an executive producer at Philly.com and founder of local music site Phrequency.com, is back at it with a second take of her 2007 national viral video craze “Crush on Obama.”
The original video featured model Amber Lee Ettinger lip synching to Kauffman’s voice, but this time, Kauffman, 26, stars in the video herself along with a troupe of spandexed dancers from Club Lyfestile. Read more about the video from The Philadelphia Daily News. And of course, peep the video below.
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The most recent viral hit from the Old City resident was the anti-SOPA ‘”Firewall,” which earned her a Philly Geek Award nomination for “Best Viral Video.”
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