After watching 'Top of the Pops', a programme presenting the UK's Music Chart, I find myself amused - but also slighty apprehensive.
The catchy but frustrating tune that originated from a mobile ringtone has now been settled at the top of our charts for three long weeks. The comical character bouncing around with odd but hilarious sounds in the background I, at first, found really fun. But I now wonder what is becoming of most people's mentality to want to buy, or download, this track!!
Has the, dare I call it, song, been plaguing other nations? And does anyone else want to put a lawsuit on the stupid thing?!
The catchy but frustrating tune that originated from a mobile ringtone has now been settled at the top of our charts for three long weeks. The comical character bouncing around with odd but hilarious sounds in the background I, at first, found really fun. But I now wonder what is becoming of most people's mentality to want to buy, or download, this track!!
Has the, dare I call it, song, been plaguing other nations? And does anyone else want to put a lawsuit on the stupid thing?!