To quote Bruce Campbell (which I do frequently): "No, no, no, no, NOOOOOO!!"
Crazy Frog makes Xmas "single"
Crazy Frog makes Xmas "single"
Is there any damn way this annoying thing can be stopped. Seems we'll have to hear that annoying thing do Xmas songs. Sad thing is probably be popular after all the damn thing has a board game Whatever happened to real music
Taken from the Sun's Bizarre column
By SEAN HAMILTON
Deputy Bizarre Editor
IT’S just what you didn’t want to hear! The Crazy Frog is hopping, or rather hoping, to land the Christmas No1 single.
The irritating amphibian is aiming for the prized spot with a medley of festive tunes.
He will face strong competition from a string of established pop favourites. But music fans have a history of buying novelty numbers at Christmas.
And he's up against ...
RIVALS for No 1 include G4 and Cliff Richard’s Miss You Nights, Westlife featuring Diana Ross doing When You Tell Me That You Love Me, Liberty X track It’s OK and new releases from Robbie Williams and The Darkness.
A source said: “The producers behind his hit Axel F are working on a Christmas single. It’ll be a combination of tunes like Jingle Bells and We Wish You A Merry Christmas.
“It’s the obvious seasonal novelty record.â€
The Crazy Frog burst on to mobile phones around the world this year with his impression of a motorbike engine starting up.
Then he spawned two hit singles plus an album. Previous novelty Christmas No1s include Bob the Builder’s Can We Fix It in 2000, Mr Blobby in 1993 and There’s No One Quite Like Grandma by St Winifred’s School Choir (1980).
Last year’s Yuletide chart-topper was Band Aid 20’s reworking of Do They Know It’s Christmas.
We CAN'T have ringtone for Xmas number 1. There's a tradition of awful novelty songs at Xmas but a RINGTONE!!!! KILL THAT DAMN FROG!!!!!!!
Is there any damn way this annoying thing can be stopped. Seems we'll have to hear that annoying thing do Xmas songs. Sad thing is probably be popular after all the damn thing has a board game Whatever happened to real music
Taken from the Sun's Bizarre column
By SEAN HAMILTON
Deputy Bizarre Editor
IT’S just what you didn’t want to hear! The Crazy Frog is hopping, or rather hoping, to land the Christmas No1 single.
The irritating amphibian is aiming for the prized spot with a medley of festive tunes.
He will face strong competition from a string of established pop favourites. But music fans have a history of buying novelty numbers at Christmas.
And he's up against ...
RIVALS for No 1 include G4 and Cliff Richard’s Miss You Nights, Westlife featuring Diana Ross doing When You Tell Me That You Love Me, Liberty X track It’s OK and new releases from Robbie Williams and The Darkness.
A source said: “The producers behind his hit Axel F are working on a Christmas single. It’ll be a combination of tunes like Jingle Bells and We Wish You A Merry Christmas.
“It’s the obvious seasonal novelty record.â€
The Crazy Frog burst on to mobile phones around the world this year with his impression of a motorbike engine starting up.
Then he spawned two hit singles plus an album. Previous novelty Christmas No1s include Bob the Builder’s Can We Fix It in 2000, Mr Blobby in 1993 and There’s No One Quite Like Grandma by St Winifred’s School Choir (1980).
Last year’s Yuletide chart-topper was Band Aid 20’s reworking of Do They Know It’s Christmas.
We CAN'T have ringtone for Xmas number 1. There's a tradition of awful novelty songs at Xmas but a RINGTONE!!!! KILL THAT DAMN FROG!!!!!!!
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To be honest, given the competition, apart from Robbie Williams and The Darkness I think I'd almost prefer the frog...
But no, it can't be christmas number 1, surely... please someone... That would be truly awful...
But no, it can't be christmas number 1, surely... please someone... That would be truly awful...
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