If you haven’t seen the video clip of junior guard Junior Cadougan singing his sweet little heart out to Mariah Carey’s “You’ll Always be my Baby,” stop whatever you’re doing, go on to the Tribune website and check it out. I mean it. This is the stuff of legend you will tell your grandchildren about in 40 years.

I’m not one to criticize bad singing, seeing as we make William Hung look like Andrea Bocelli. But what Cadougan was doing right there was not singing. Singing involves some sort of melodic tones. Singing does not incapacitate dogs living in a two mile radius. Singing does not make eardrums curl up in the fetal position.

And if you thought that 30-second snippet was bad, wait until you get treated to the full version on the surround sound speakers at the Bradley Center.

The best part of the whole story though, was Cadougan actually felt good about his performance and thought he had done well. You have to hand it to him though, if there’s one thing you want in your point guard leader, it’s confidence. Judging by that clip, Junior has that in spades.