Robbie Keane isn't letting an injury keep him from entertaining his LA Galaxy fans with one high-profile supporter, Boy George, endorsing his rendition of Karma Chameleon. A video of Keane's car karaoke effort was posted on the Boy George and the Culture Club Facebook page and while the 34-year-old striker's enthusiasm can't be faulted, his command of the lyrics leaves a bit to be desired. 'My m8 Robbie Keane having a sing-a-long in the car! 'Go on Robbie!' said the post. Robbie Keane sings Karma Chameleon iin a video posted on Boy George & the Culture Club's Facebook page . The video was apparently filmed during LA Galaxy's day off on Tuesday with Keane choosing a song that was released when he was just three years old. Boy George, real name George O'Dowd, is a noted fan of the Galaxy and regard Keane as a friend from the Irishman's days in the Premier League where he lead the line most notably for Tottenham, Liverpool and Leeds. Karma Chameleon was the second Culture Club song to go to No 1 in the UK, after Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?, and also peaked at the top of the US Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1983 . Keane, who is sidelined by a groin injury, was in the crowd alongside former Galaxy pin-up David Beckham on Sunday as his side beat the Seattle Sounders 1-0 at their StubHub Center. The injured LA Galaxy striker's enthusiasm can't be faulted although he struggles to remember the lyrics . Keane (left), sidelined by a groin injury, watches the Galaxy win 1-0 over Seattle Sounders on Sunday .
Boy George posted video of Robbie Keane singing on Facebook . LA Galaxy's Keane was belting out his version of Karma Chameleon . While enthusiastic he doesn't appear to know the words to the song .