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Warwick vicar goes viral in Blues Brothers blunder on livestreamed service
He delivered the church service with the filter covering his face
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A Warwick vicar has become an online sensation after a Zoom filter blunder turned him into one of the Blues Brothers during church service.
A vicar has become an online sensation after a Zoom filter blunder accidentally turned him into one of the Blues Brothers during a live-streamed church service.
Reverend Vaughan Roberts, 62, proved he really is on a Mission from God after the hilarious mishap left him resembling Joliet Jake Blues from the hit 1980 movie.
Comical footage shows Rev Roberts welcoming the online congregation at St Mary s Church, in Warwick, wearing a black fedora hat and sunglasses on his face.
Reverend Vaughan Roberts, 62, opened his Sunday service in Warwick with a bang when he accidentally had a Blues Brothers filter on
He stands up to address the congregation as normal but as he begins to speak to hilarious filter appears.
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