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Posted at 11:48 AM ET, 02/10/2012

Kristen Bell sloth story gets auto-tuned, featured on ‘Ellen’ (Video)

By Sarah Anne Hughes

Kristen Bell and Bimba, the sloth. (David Livingston/Getty; Desiree Martin/AFP/Getty) It’s about time!

The inevitable auto-tuned version of Kristen Bell’s adorable sloth freakout on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” has hit the Web. The rather catchy ditty was created by the Gregory Brothers, the group behind the popular Auto-Tune the News series.

In late January, Bell explained that her fiance, Dax Shepard, arranged to have a sloth — her “spirit animal” — come to her birthday party, which made her weep tears of joy. The auto-tuned version of the story came full circle yesterday, as it was featured on “Ellen.” Watch it below.

By Sarah Anne Hughes | 11:48 AM ET, 02/10/2012

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