A serious debate about bankers' bonuses on the BBC's Daily Politics show was interrupted by the sounds of Queen's 'Fat Bottomed Girls' yesterday (January 15).
Political editor Nick Robinson's iPad started playing the track live on the BBC Two series, leaving him red-faced while MPs Caroline Flint and Shailesh Vara were arguing about the UK's banks.
Freddie Mercury could be heard singing "Are you gonna take me home tonight? Oh, down beside that red firelight. Are you gonna let it all hang out?" as the MPs and hosts Andrew Neil and Jo Coburn looked on at Robinson.
Robinson was able to turn off his iPad before the "Fat bottomed girls, you make the rockin' world go round" chorus, saying: "I am going to turn it off before the really embarrassing lyrics start."
Both MPs claimed they did not know what the next lyrics were.
'Fat Bottomed Girls' was written by...
Political editor Nick Robinson's iPad started playing the track live on the BBC Two series, leaving him red-faced while MPs Caroline Flint and Shailesh Vara were arguing about the UK's banks.
Freddie Mercury could be heard singing "Are you gonna take me home tonight? Oh, down beside that red firelight. Are you gonna let it all hang out?" as the MPs and hosts Andrew Neil and Jo Coburn looked on at Robinson.
Robinson was able to turn off his iPad before the "Fat bottomed girls, you make the rockin' world go round" chorus, saying: "I am going to turn it off before the really embarrassing lyrics start."
Both MPs claimed they did not know what the next lyrics were.
'Fat Bottomed Girls' was written by...
- 1/16/2014
- Digital Spy
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