Paul Simon and Chevy Chase partnership initiated in "You Can Call Me Al" returned for another funny music video, the one for "Proof", and Steve Martin joins the duo to deliver some funny moments, lots of amusing choreographies and charm the crowd at a traditional Christmas parade in Virginia.

It's a pretty good moment for everyone involved, but a lesser effective experience if compared with the 1986 clip where the simplicity of it all spoke volumes as an one-shot full view of Chase and Simon performances and creative choices, and the song was a lot greater too. Yet one can get a lot of fun as they dance around on the set, wearing those large pants, or pretend to play instruments in front of a large crowd, and obvious the first exchange between Martin and Chase as they discuss about "Proof" mixing up the song title. 9/10.

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Official music video for Paul Simon's single "Proof", released on the album "The Rhythm of the Saints". Simon and comedians Steve Martin and Chevy Chase appear on a Christmas parade in Virginia, performing the song, and making dance moves on a studio.

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Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, and Paul Simon in Paul Simon: Proof (1990)

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