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A FEW WEEKS ago, The Late Late Show featured a céilí cover of Smooth Criminal and everyone figured that would probably be the most surreal musical performance of 2016.
But last night the show outdid itself when hip-hop legends The Sugarhill Gang and trad musician John Spillane teamed up for an unlikely cover of Óró Sé do Beatha ‘Bhaile.
Sunday 24 November, 2024
Sunday 24 November, 2024
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Last night's Late Late Show featured the most bizarre musical mash-up ever
A FEW WEEKS ago, The Late Late Show featured a céilí cover of Smooth Criminal and everyone figured that would probably be the most surreal musical performance of 2016.
But last night the show outdid itself when hip-hop legends The Sugarhill Gang and trad musician John Spillane teamed up for an unlikely cover of Óró Sé do Beatha ‘Bhaile.
No, really.
It was like being at a wild session where everyone is demented from drink and all bets are off.
Viewers at home were rubbing their eyes in disbelief at the spectacle.
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The fact that it preceded a serious discussion on porn just made it all the more random.
Ireland, everyone.
Missed it? Here it is in all its glory.
Now let’s have Sharon Shannon and De La Soul perform together next week, yeah?
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