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Everyone loves a bit of amateur dramatics

  • August 29, 2007
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Here is a monologue performed by some American actors called Kanye West and 50 Cent, who also make music. Here, they are dis­cuss­ing the release of their new albums. It is very funny.

We would very much like to see some British actors do something similar revolving around the imminent 'chart battle' between the Spice Girls and Westlife, with perhaps Paul Potts putting his silly little head in at the last moment and spoiling it all for the hys­ter­ical Spice fans and middle aged Westlife fanatics. That is the only way we will have any interest in such a desperate marketing ploy drummed into us.
Speaking of which, the Spice Girls single is going to be something to do with that bear with one eyed. Like Liberty X did once with 'Night To Remember'. Fingers crossed they cover 'Love Shack' eh?

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