'If he's seen anywhere near the vicinity, I'm going to have someone grab him by the eyebrow, tie a kite to it, and send him off into the ether. In less than 24 hour of upload, the video gathered more than 270,000 views (shown below).

The Blur chant recently got attributed to the comedians after the internet drew comparisons between Brand. Russell Brands Self-Parody Music Video On November 10th, Russell Brand released a self-parody music video in which he sings about anti-consumerism and class strife to a cover performance of 'Parklife' by the Irish comedy hiphop duo The Rubberbandits. 'I've not invited him, because he's not been supportive enough lately, ' he said. It has been revealed Noel Gallagher teases Russell Brand by ending texts with PARKLIFE. Journalist Dan Barker's response prompted thousands of tweets: 'Russell Brand's writing feels like someone is about to shout 'PARKLIFE!' at the end of every sentence.'īlur's song famously features lyrics about getting woken up by dustmen and feeding the pigeons.īrand said his old pal Gallagher would not be attending his live show at the Royal Albert Hall in London next week. Russell Brand's tendency towards verbosity has led his detractors to find a succinct way to palm off his talk of revolution: just stick the chorus of Blur's Parklife on the end. The Parklife trend started after the star tweeted: 'This attitude of churlish indifference seems like nerdish deference contrasted with the belligerent antipathy of the indigenous farm folk, who regard the hippie-dippie interlopers, the denizens of the shimmering *** temples, as one fey step away from transvestites.'

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