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Watch Pearl Jam cover Frozen's "Let it Go"

By Kelsey McKinney
Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam performed "Frozen" last night
Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam performed "Frozen" last night
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"Let it Go," the defiant, Oscar-winning anthem from Disney's Frozen, has been covered by everyone. It has been sung by Africanized gospel choirs, mashed up with Game of Thrones and even by Jimmy Fallon and The Roots.

Now you can add Pearl Jam to the list. Eddy Vedder launched into the chorus of the song in the midst of their performance of "Daughter" at their concert in Milan on Sunday. It appears Vedder's two daughters might be to blame (or credit, depending on your taste) for this development:

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