A video of the Winklevoss twins singing Journey's hit song 'Don't Stop Believin' has gone viral as the siblings lose billions of dollars amid a cryptocurrency market crash and have been forced to lay off a whopping 10 percent of the staff at their startup.
The video, posted to Twitter by user Arch Nem on Thursday, shows Tyler singing the hit song off-key at the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park, New Jersey - where Bruce Springsteen launched his career - while Cameron played an electric guitar.
Both twins wore their hair slicked back at the concert, which Arch Nem described as 'by far one of the strangest and most tragically hilarious/infuriating things I've ever witnessed.'
The New Jersey leg of their national tour came just one week after the 40-year-old twins laid off 10 percent of the 1,000 workers employed at their cryptocurrency startup, Gemini, citing difficulties related to 'current macroeconomic and geopolitical turmoil.'
'Today is a tough day, but one that will make Gemini better...
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