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IF THERE’S ONE thing we all hate, it’s a singalong on a public bus.
There are few things as annoying as someone breaking out a guitar, singing and trying to be cheerful while you’re on your way to or from work in rush hour traffic.
However, it’s hard not to smile at the singalong that Billy Murphy started in the final episode of this year’s series of The Young Offenders.
Perhaps Craig David is a fan of The Young Offenders, because earlier today he tried to pull off something similar.
Without taking the passengers of this London bus hostage, Craig David got them all to join in with a performance of one of his most famous tunes, Seven Days.
The passengers were feeling considerably less threatened than those who were aboard Billy Murphy’s Cork bus, and they even came down from upstairs to see what was going on.
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Wednesday 27 November, 2024
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Craig David held a Billy Murphy-style singalong on a London bus this afternoon
IF THERE’S ONE thing we all hate, it’s a singalong on a public bus.
There are few things as annoying as someone breaking out a guitar, singing and trying to be cheerful while you’re on your way to or from work in rush hour traffic.
However, it’s hard not to smile at the singalong that Billy Murphy started in the final episode of this year’s series of The Young Offenders.
Perhaps Craig David is a fan of The Young Offenders, because earlier today he tried to pull off something similar.
Without taking the passengers of this London bus hostage, Craig David got them all to join in with a performance of one of his most famous tunes, Seven Days.
The passengers were feeling considerably less threatened than those who were aboard Billy Murphy’s Cork bus, and they even came down from upstairs to see what was going on.
The 36-year-old singer then went on to perform one of his new songs, entited ‘Magic’.
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