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    The Romney-Obama Debate Gets the Autotune Treatment (Video)

    For anyone who watched the presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney on Wednesday night and thought, "It's alright, but it doesn't have a good beat, and I can't dance to it," the Internet has answered your plea.

    The Gregory Brothers -- the internet tweaksters behind the smash-hit "Bed Intruder Song" -- hit the ground running to put the Romney-Obama face-off in its proper perspective, which of course is the autotuned perspective.

    Finally, a harmonious outcome from both sides of the aisle.

    Watch Obama and Romney get in tune with each other in the video.

     

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