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John Oliver calls out new UK PM Liz Truss for opposing a tax on oil and gas companies: Lastly - but most certainly not least - it took the natural death of a nonagenarian for Kanye West to announce that he was “releasing all grudges.”

Pearl Jam performed a rendition of The Beatles’ “Her Majesty,” although their intention behind the cover remains a bit ambiguous. People have expressed their grief in a number of ways: Despite writing the 1977 fascist-flaming ripper “God Save the Queen,” The Sex Pistols’ John Lydon wished her a peaceful rest. Queen Elizabeth II was on the throne for 70 years, making her the second-longest serving monarch in recorded history.

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US viewers can watch the full episode on HBO Max, but you can also check out one of Oliver’s jokes about the Queen below. Of course, neither of these jokes were actually at Queen Elizabeth’s expense, but UK broadcasters evidently have a very low tolerance for harmless humor in this time of sensational mourning. Because for at least a week, she’s not going to be getting justifiably destroyed for answers like that.” ”Ī bit later, the host responded to the UK’s new prime minister Liz Truss’ praise of profit-making companies by saying: “The nicest thing the Queen of England ever did for anyone was die the week that woman became Prime Minister. “It is a big moment this week and for some reason absolutely everyone felt they had to wade in on. One incriminating punch line came when Oliver poked fun at accounts like The Crazy Frog and Dominos Pizza posting tributes to the Queen: “Obviously, we have to start with the UK, which is clearly still reeling from the shocking death of a 96-year-old woman from natural causes,” Oliver said.

Per Deadline, some viewers in the UK were surprised to find out that Oliver’s quips about Liz were scrubbed from the the British version of the HBO show.

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The UK pay TV service cut portions of last night’s episode of Last Week Tonight with John Oliverover tongue-in-cheek jokes the host made in reference to the late monarch, who died last week at 96.

In a statement, Boss said that 'the new video will have the Crazy Frog like he was originally meant – with a penis … but we will have to do a censored version again because US media will not show the original version.Sky still thinks it’s too soon to joke about the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Most importantly, however, Boss also confirmed the question that's no doubt on everyone's mind - yes, Crazy Frog will return with his 'lil junk in full view. It's basically the number one platform for people to share new music and funny things connected with music,' hinting that the platform may be involved in Crazy Frog's comeback somehow.īoss is creating the comeback song with producer Reinhard 'Voodoo' Raith, who also worked on the original Crazy Frog single. He continued, 'But right now TikTok is super important. President of A&R at Sony Music Wolfgang Boss (an insane name for the president of a company, moving on), who was partially behind 2005 hit 'Axel F' and owns all of Crazy Frog's music, noted that, 'When we started Crazy Frog, there was no TikTok, it didn't exist.' Now, it's been announced that the blue-skinned amphibian will be returning on December 10 with a new track 'inspired by TikTok trends' that's being described as a 'mash-up of classic hits.' This year saw the much-anticipated re-emergence of Adele, but it's just been confirmed that before it closes out, 2021 will usher in the return of another elusive icon of popular music - Crazy Frog.īack in September, a post on the official Crazy Frog Instagram page promised that 'something's cooking,' accompanied by a pic of Crazy Frog looking handsome in a chef's hat.

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