Chris Pratt Pratt sings 'Take Me Out to the Ballgame' at Wrigley Field

9/3/14: Actor Chris Pratt sings "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" during the 7th-inning stretch at Wrigley Field


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[luminousophie]

Happiness comes in many forms.

Chris Pratt singing is one of them.

[DillaZayy]

0:24 oh wow that guy predicted the cubs World Series clinch

[bomberguy]

So apparently Star Lord comes home to Earth once and a while, dons his alias Chris Pratt, and goes to baseball games to sing.

[yoshimanmariokart]

0:24 I don't know how he predicted that they would win it in 2016 in 2014, but he sure must have psychic powers.

[jamesdonnelly]

Why didn't he sing, "So let's Groot, Groot, Groot for the Cubbies"?

[operacrasher]

The William Hung version of this song is still the "GOLD STANDARD !"

[PesterFester]

So this is what Star-Lord does in his spare time !!! (SMH)

[rexzous]

Not a HUGE mlb fan but I do watch the occasional game and I had no idea where Wrigley field was and in my mind I thought Chicago and would you look at that..

[pmulbrecht]

all Wrigley renditions of "Take Me Out To The Ballgame" should end with the words "Let's get some runs"...

[stevebowman]

At first I thought this was Will Ferrell playing a drunk Ron Burgundy.

[miavejseli]

So I have a baseball coach it’s called Chris and he’s doing for the cups and he works for my Cubs

[ryanyoung]

"If they lose it's a shame" lol cubs fans r used to it

[YajaJamaica]

KNOWN OF GOD   Galatians 4:9
They say it’s not what you know or even who you know but who knows you that gets you anywhere in life. More importantly it’s more necessary that God knows us than we know Him. It is not those who have an appreciation of Jesus and pay Him lip service who are approved, but those who follow Him personally in spirit and truth. If no, it’s “Depart for I never knew you.”

[kylewilliams]

That sounds like Ernie Johnson at the end.

[tomcrowmike]

I love Chris Pratt, but that was a bit awkward. It's one of those songs people know a few of the lines to. We just watched several thousand people sing "Dum dee dah doo dee dah crowd! Na na na na na na Crackerjack!"

[lazrpo]

Am I the only one who thinks this isn't so bad? I've heard professional singers do worse than this. He obviously started on the wrong note, but still.

[wongmartin]

Good, where is the other 4?
Don't tell me that I am Groot shit thing again.xD

[chrisfunk]

Bruh. He had to read the lyrics as he was singing. Smh