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Busteds Without You, Tays Embarassing Crush & TikTok Live - Ep 27 · Galaxy Crashers: The Busted and McFly Podcast

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  Hello and welcome. You're listening to Galaxy
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  Crashers, The Busted, and McFly podcast.
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  The only podcast where Busted and McFly come together.
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  Brought to you by us 2 mums Just trying to parent responsibly
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  while still mentally in 2005. I'm sham.
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  And I'm Tay and coming up this week, we've got In the Wild
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  where we're talking about Harry Judd casually running a marathon
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  like it's a trip to Tesco's, and we're putting our emotional
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  stability on the line with Busted Song Without You.
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  Prepare yourselves as a sad one. We will not be OK by the end of
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  it. Definitely not.
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  And finally, slight change of scenery with this naughties lost
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  song is taking us back to Lose Yourself.
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  And Tay's slightly concerning Eminem era.
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  It was a phase. It was a phase.
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  Was it though? Was it a phase?
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  Who can say? I'm not going to lie, I think
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  sometimes I'm still in it a little bit.
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  I still love me a bit of Eminem. But before we start all of that,
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  we should probably mention that today's episode is also on
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  TikTok Live. So if you like the idea of
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  watching us record a podcast, make sure you tune in to our
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  TikTok lives. You can ask questions, you can
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  answer your this or that. You can give us your opinions on
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  the song of the week. And we most definitely love to
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  hear from you. So make sure you join us on
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  TikTok next episode. OK, let's get started.
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  How was your week? Shannon, are you OK?
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  How are you doing? I'm not really sure.
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  I'm not sure I'm doing good start this.
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  This week's been pretty hectic to be honest.
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  Hectic but also like not a lot going on at the same time.
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  I just feel like I'm constantly chasing my tail all week.
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  Like adjusting to being back to work after I swear to.
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  I swear I'm not gloating they get 2 weeks off.
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  I'm not gloating about the time off that teaching assistants
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  get. However, I will say it takes me
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  a while to like get back into the swing of things and I'm
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  actually not OK. It's so difficult, isn't it?
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  It really is hard. It's really difficult.
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  It's lovely, but it's hard at the same time.
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  Yeah. I.
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  Get it? Yeah, definitely.
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  And then like, we've come back into school, we've come back
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  into school time and it's just been thing after thing after
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  thing. We today I've had Arya had a
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  stay and play which I had to fight so hard to be able to go
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  down for 10 minutes. Autumn's had a school trip this
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  week. It's just been, it's been a lot,
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  but also a little bit of nothing all at the same time.
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  Yeah, I get you, I get you. Yeah, so and I, I spent all
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  Saturday, all Saturday, you know, all Sunday at home
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  watching the London Marathon. I spent the whole day inside.
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  I remember because you were actively voice noting me and
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  messaging me while you were watching the London Marathon,
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  telling me where everybody was. Yeah, may I cry so much?
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  Is Cynthia a rezone? I downloaded the app and I was
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  like tracking them on the app whilst also watching the telly
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  and watching the like iPlayer live to see everyone come
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  through. I absolutely.
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  Finished line. The dedication.
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  To it. I loved it.
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  Yeah. As of next year, we're going to
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  go. If we're not part of it, we're
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  going to go and watch it next year.
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  Good plan, absolutely love that I think.
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  How was your week anyway? Ricky went to watch the marathon
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  just before I move on. Ricky went to I.
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  Saw. Yeah, and he said it was
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  amazing. He really loved it.
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  He said it was so. Lovely, wasn't he?
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  Yeah, so many people just coming together and cheering, like and
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  cheering for people that you don't even know, but you're so
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  happy for them and you're so like, proud of people you don't
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  even know. So I think I'd love to get my
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  race tour. I thought that would be quite
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  good. My race top for the Torbay Half
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  Marathon, they've they, they give you letters and then you
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  can decide what's written on the back if you talk.
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  But they advise you to put your name because people cheer for
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  you even if they don't know you. So if you put your name, then
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  they know like instead of like your team name or like doing
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  this for such and such. They know your name to cheer you
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  on. Yeah, so, so you're telling me
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  that the the people of Torbay are going to be going come on
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  Galaxy Crashes podcast because you're definitely going to be
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  advertising that on your runners bad, right?
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  You can do it. Yes, my Race for Life is going
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  to say it says this is for. And then there's a big blank
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  space. I'm just going to put our logo
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  there. Go for.
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  It, I love that, absolutely. I'm doing this race because I
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  I'm doing my. Because I want to get a bit of
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  publicity and I didn't think of any other way.
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  I'm desperate. I really am desperate.
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  I love that. That's hilarious.
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  Oh, my goodness. How's your?
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  Yeah, it's OK. It's we've had a really rough
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  few weeks as a family, family members of Paulie and stuff.
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  So it's been a bit bumpy with that.
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  But I did have a really lovely weekend with my daughter.
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  Jack was away visiting his friends in Reading so I had like
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  a full mummy daughter weekend which was so like.
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  Lovely. And it was sunny, it was really
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  sunny, so we were outside like the whole time.
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  It was so lovely. And we had like a beach trip and
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  we did like park visits and we went for walks and we played in
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  the garden. We had picnics in the garden and
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  on Saturday night we had our first movie night, which like
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  now she's 2. She's like obviously she's,
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  she's very hard to sort of like sit still for more than like
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  half an hour. She doesn't quite want to sit
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  still for that long. However, she did sit and watch
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  the whole of Moana, which I was very, very pleased with because
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  she loved. Legend.
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  Water Movie. So I'm OK with it.
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  And we had pizza for dinner and then we had ice cream and we sat
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  like with the tub and both our little spoons and it was like
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  under the blanket. It was so cute.
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  We were just sat. I love that.
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  Yeah, it was so nice. It was really, really cute.
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  So yeah, it was a lovely, a lovely weekend.
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  And obviously we are actually recording on a Wednesday night,
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  which is weird because we normally record on a Monday.
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  But it's been, like I said, a bit of a bumpy week for us.
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  So it's nice to be midweek and know that it's only two more
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  days and then the weekends here again and then it's time to sort
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  of chill out. And Molly's Nana.
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  As well. This weekend, yes.
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  Molly's Nana's coming for the weekend which will be so lovely
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  to have somebody else around to like spend time with her and
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  just give me a little bit of a break because it's been a very
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  full on couple of weeks with her.
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  She is like full on in her no stage.
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  Oh yeah, let me, let me. It doesn't stop.
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  It's fun in it doesn't stop. Nobody warned me it's fun.
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  Nobody warned me. Seven years.
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  At. The moment she literally puts
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  her hands on her hips like this and she goes no mummy.
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  Wow, I love them. And everybody's always like, oh,
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  she's so adorable, She's so cute.
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  And then I literally take videos of her sat on the naughty step
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  just screaming at the top of her lungs.
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  And I'm just like, this is what I'm doing.
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  What? A girl what a girl?
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  Today she spent half an hour, half an hour.
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  Yeah, true, half an hour. Sat there today because she was
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  so stubborn. She just wouldn't say sorry.
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  She would not say sorry. And I was like, I can't, I can't
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  blame her because I'm stubborn. I suppose she's got it from it's
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  me, so I can't only blame myself.
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  Can't I really? But yeah.
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  She's. She's got a lot going on, but
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  bless her, other than that, it's been, it's been a nice week.
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  And you know what? Seeing that sunshine, doesn't it
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  just make you feel so much better.
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  So much. Although I will say it was so
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  nice here on Monday. So then yesterday I wore a dress
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  to work with no tie. So I went there and sandals and
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  it was overcast and it was so cold.
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  And I sit in the morning in the area of the school where there's
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  no. Shelter.
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  There's like the the sun hits the other side, it comes there.
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  In the afternoon. I was freezing my tits off.
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  I was like, this is not OK. Oh.
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  My goodness, I know the feeling. I went to a new school this week
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  as well. I did the same thing.
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  I didn't wear tights. I wore like a long dress to
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  school. It was a new a new school for me
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  as well, and I was only there for two hours, but I felt like
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  I'd been there a week. It was one of those classes.
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  It was a long. A long afternoon, but yeah, I
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  feel the the no tights thing was quite nice.
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  But then when the wind captures you, you're like, oh, it's
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  still, it's still not summer yet.
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  I can feel the breeze and the hairs on my legs.
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  Yes, exactly. It's time for this or that.
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  No thinking, no hesitation, just raw gut instinct and potential
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  regret. OK, and this week we're fully
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  late, leaning into the heartbreak drama and like main
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  character energy syndrome. Oh yes, so like I said, I've
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  been really in my busted era this week.
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  So I've been listening to like the deep cuts, like the the
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  silly, like fun songs like Shipwrecked in Atlantis, which
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  really doesn't make any sense at all.
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  But it's just so funny. They have crashed a plane and
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  they're now having fun in a water park on an island
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  somewhere. Like, it's crazy.
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  So as I was thinking about my busted deep cuts and obviously
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  knowing that this episode is all about without you, I thought I'd
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  give you this. Listening to without you in bed,
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  crying into your pillow, which we've all done.
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  Or staring out the window of a train but secretly watching your
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  own reflection like you're in a music video.
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  Because we've also all done that.
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  Us train. Us train girlies.
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  Yeah, I actually think this is quite easy this week.
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  OK. Staring out a window?
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  OK. Love that feeling.
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  Staring out a window like I'm in a music video for two reasons.
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  The first one I won't tell you because it's a spoiler for the
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  rest of the episode. OK, we'll hold it. 3 And the
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  second reason is I think I spent at least three years of my
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  teenage years consecutively staring at windows, pretending I
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  was in music videos, chasing, chasing raindrops down my
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  window. Why?
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  Were we, why were we so cool? I remember like I can always
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  remember literally sitting in the train, like up against the
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  window and you can always see your reflection.
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  I used to use it as a way of looking at the people around me
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  and what they were doing you. Can just spy.
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  On the people around you, yeah, I think I would.
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  I'm definitely the same, although I have probably spent a
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  lot of time crying into my pillow as a teenager listening
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  to deep cuts like this. So on our TikTok live, we've got
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  a couple of a couple of answers. Violet says she's definitely
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  staring out the window kind of girl and Mia as well. 100%
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  staring out the train window. So there you go.
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  It's a it's across the board. Quite a few of us are feeling
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  that main character energy, main character vibes.
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  Absolutely love that. Thank you girls for your
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  comments. OK?
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  Have you got a this or that for me this week?
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  Yes, I've got technically 2, but I'm going to use it as one.
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  OK, so my first one is well, my my main one is busted in their
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  like ballad era, like the big big ballady songs or their fun
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  upbeat songs. Oh.
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  That's so hard because I literally just spoke about that.
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  I use Shipwrecked in Atlantis as an example, which was probably
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  not a good idea because it's not one of their top songs for me.
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  So hard because you know, my all time favourite McFly song, which
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  like it's going to be a long time till we get there because
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  it's halfway through the next album.
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  But Meet You There is like top tier busted for me.
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  Like top tier busted song. Yeah.
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  I love Meet You There so much, and I think I would choose Meet
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  You There over any other Busted song any day to actually
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  specifically the Abbey Road version.
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  But obviously I still like the original and like 3 AM, 3:00 AM
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  is like, and again, love the original, but I feel like the
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  2.0 version of 3:00 AM is something else because it's got
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  Charlie's little scream in it and it's like, Oh yeah, like the
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  emo kid in me. It's just like, yes, Charlie,
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  It's like. He's got something to prove.
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  He deserves to be back in the band.
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  That's like that. Yeah.
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  I. Can I have an amazing voice
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  Listen to me? So so difficult.
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  I I think Abbey Road meet you there really does shift it to
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  the busted ballad era for me. But you know, saying that is
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  really hard to like not imagine me dancing around to crash the
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  wedding and our Hostess in the 3000 because they are like such
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  bangers. But if I had to, had to, had to
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  choose, I think it would have to be, yeah, ballad era for me.
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  Ballad era for me. What?
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  OK, what would you have chosen? So it's really hard because some
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  of my favourite songs in the world are busted ballads like I
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  There is Who's David and 3:00 AM are just like 10 out of 10 songs
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  for me. However, there is no feeling
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  like dancing around your kitchen and your pyjamas to She Wants to
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  Be Me and falling for you somebody.
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  Notice me. Somebody notice me?
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  Honestly, that song. Is.
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  So fucking good. Genuinely, it's so simple.
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  The concept of that song is so simple, but I so I think that
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  tips me that tips me to the upbeats genuinely, I just want.
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  I just love. Dancing around to When I think
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  of nostalgic Busted, I think of the fun songs before I think of
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  the others. Yeah, I get you.
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  And I think I'm the same. But I think that I'm like, you
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  know me. Oh, my sad girl era never ended.
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  I am like knee deep in it all the time.
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  Sometimes I'm drowning in it, sometimes I'm dipping in a turn,
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  but I'm always in it. There's always something going
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  on. So my half second question is
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  same question, what about McFly? Oh, oh, that's hard because like
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  the heart never lies. Forever is not enough.
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  Love is easy. Like how can I not choose those?
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  Because I think even Ballad of 4K, you had to slide that in
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  there, didn't you? For those of you that don't
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  know, Shannon loves that song. I love that song so much.
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  In my head I'm like because don't get me wrong, like 5
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  colours like obviously amazing. Like that sort of energy from
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  McFly is so so good. Star Girl is one of my top McFly
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  songs. I love Star Girl so much but I
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  do really enjoy their like it's not like maybe not the emotional
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  ballads like that, it's not that about McFly.
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  But I do enjoy the slightly more like less slightly less gimmicky
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  ones because their vocals just are chef's kiss on point.
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  Like listen. To Danny and forever is not
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  enough. Like you can't you can't compare
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  that to do you know what I mean? As much as I love 5 colours,
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  it's not the same. You can't compare the vocals in
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  that the same with Tom. I mean Tom.
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  Oh, Tom. Oh, Tom Fletcher, Mr. Fletcher,
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  the man you are. Like his voice is just
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  incredible and every song I hear them sing is amazing.
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  But I do feel like the slightly slowed down ones, not
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  necessarily like the ballads, but like even like love is easy
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  like to to strip it back. And like I think even like the
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  acoustic versions and stuff. So, so good.
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  I think I like to really be able to hear their vocals.
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  And I just think that you can hear that better with those
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  slower, more emotional songs than you can with like the
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  upbeat like 5 Colours. Do you know what I mean?
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  I'm going, I'm going double ballast.
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  I'm going double ballast. I'm going ballad for that one.
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  I love their upbeat songs but I think nothing beats like She
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  falls Asleep walking in the Sun. Bubble.
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  Wrap. They're like they're 10 out of
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  10's and there is like this is I think the album we're on right
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  now that we're almost about to end.
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  Room on the 3rd floor is probably their most upbeat
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  poppy. Yeah, very, you know from anyone
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  and next few albums. You can tell.
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  You can tell because I've rated it quite low, because I love the
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  not alone's of it all, you know? Yeah.
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  I'm very much looking forward to doing our album episode, which
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  will be not next week, the week after, I think, isn't it last?
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  Next week is Broccoli. So yeah, it'll be the week.
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  The week after next, we'll be doing Lose a Kid and then it'll
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  be the album review. So we have one album review for
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  Busted, one album review for McFly.
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  I'm very much looking to looking forward to seeing what your
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  album rating is because I know that you don't rate this album
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  as highly as I do, but I know compared to other albums I still
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  rate it low in my head. Do you know what I mean?
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  Like you feel like my rating is higher than yours, but it's
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  definitely not my favourite album.
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  I The thing about this album is the songs that I love on this
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  album are the album track tracks.
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  The singles on this album I think are subpar, but I think
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  it's because I'm comparing them to other albums where the
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  singles on those albums, they they've grown, the band has
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  grown, the lyrics have grown. Everything is just, they get
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  better with age. Oh.
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  God, of course they do their album.
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  Tracks on this album are so good because they feel nostalgic.
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  Yeah, exactly. That's what it is.
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  I think it's nostalgia. It takes you back to being young
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  teenager with your MP3 player and you've made sure that Five
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  Colours is on there because it's your favourite song ever and
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  you're playing it over and over again.
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  Like, you know, there are people that that are young that listen
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  to me fly now, that will never know that feeling because it was
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  so long ago, because we're so old.
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  Yeah. We're so old.
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  There's been a few comments about what we've been talking
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  about as us. I'm just going to read a few of
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  them. Lots of people, lots of people
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  agreeing that me there is amazing and that ballads are the
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  way forward for Busted. Let's have a look at this one,
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  says Ben. Still waiting.
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  Still waiting for them to put Abbey Road version on Spotify.
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  Ben, honest to God, if I actually go on to YouTube to
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  listen to this song any more times, I listen to the original
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  version. It's just not the same.
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  Yeah, every three, all the I'll get all the pop ups, all the
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  ads, all the viruses. I'm computer just so I can
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  listen to the you torrent. So lots of people have agreed
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  with Ben there. Violet loving she wants to be
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  me. Absolutely.
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  Yeah. Lots of people also choosing
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  McFly ballads. Mia saying this is such a hard
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  question. Top tier ballad of Paul K
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  Absolutely love that Shannon. Shannon loves that song so much
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  and I don't rate it as much and I think I'm going to get a lot
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  of hate for this. Sorry.
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  I don't know why I don't like it.
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  I think it's the weird music video.
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  It's not the song itself. I think I just relate it to the
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  music video and I'm like so weird.
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  It's just, I think, strange video.
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  I think that song is genuinely 10 out of 10 across the board.
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  Like live this is a spoiler for like the next album, but like
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  live the music video I think is 10 out of 10.
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  I don't know why I feel. So nostalgic I don't hate.
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  The song, I don't hate the song, I just I don't like the video so
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  it creeps me out a little bit. So I've got like this these
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  dreams, feeling about corona. I just don't like it.
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  I'm sorry. It's not nothing personal like
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  it is a good job I'm. Taking it personal, I'm.
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  Sorry, but lots of people agreeing with you.
• 20:08
  That ballad of Paul K is great and yeah, lots of I would
• 20:12
  commit. Crimes to hear ballad of Paul K
• 20:14
  live I love that I'm. Young, but I always feel like I
• 20:16
  was in the 2000s witnessing it. Oh honesty, you'll wish you were
• 20:20
  because the 2000s were someone else.
• 20:22
  They were the best years. It's Charlie's high notes after
• 20:25
  the second chorus. Absolutely.
• 20:27
  The music video is the best. I would commit crimes.
• 20:29
  I would hit the ballad of Paul K live.
• 20:32
  Absolutely love that I'm with. You, I'll help you hide the body
• 20:35
  I. Love it.
• 20:36
  Absolutely love it. Well, I think for me, ballads
• 20:39
  McFly and Ballads Busted. And you're are you upbeat?
• 20:43
  Busted. Ballads McFly.
• 20:44
  Is that what you were going for? Yeah.
• 20:46
  Yeah, I can't. You just can't keep, you cannot
• 20:49
  be the feeling. If she wants to be me, No.
• 20:51
  It's very true. It's very, very true.
• 20:53
  It was a very, very difficult question.
• 20:55
  Thank you for making me contemplate my life choices.
• 20:59
  You're welcome. It's time for In The Wild, where
• 21:04
  we talk about what the boys from both bands have been up to.
• 21:08
  A little confession, it was supposed to be we are family
• 21:10
  this week but I totally messed up the order a couple of weeks
• 21:13
  ago so apologies there. But it doesn't really matter
• 21:16
  because how could we possibly record this week without talking
• 21:19
  about Harry Judd? Because this week we've got
• 21:22
  fitness which feels off brand for me, not going to lie, not
• 21:25
  really into my fitness, but here we are.
• 21:29
  Let's have a chat about Harry completing the London Marathon.
• 21:33
  So, Shannon, you watched the London Marathon, didn't you
• 21:35
  Live. Do you want to talk a little bit
• 21:36
  about about what you saw, what you were like following?
• 21:40
  Yeah. How was it?
• 21:42
  Well, I watched it from the beginning.
• 21:44
  I literally I made the girls their lunch the night before and
• 21:48
  put it in the fridge so they wouldn't have to disturb me by
• 21:50
  asking me for food. That is such a Shannon thing to
• 21:55
  do, really well prepared. It's all done, you don't have to
• 21:59
  bother me now. I gave them not to.
• 22:00
  Come near me, I gave them while I'm watching the marathon
• 22:03
  because I'm looking out for Harry Judd and I do not want to.
• 22:06
  See that man on the telly instead?
• 22:08
  I just saw a man running with a fridge on his back, but that's
• 22:11
  fine. Oh, I.
• 22:12
  Saw that too. Fair play to him though, it's a.
• 22:14
  Really good message behind it, but I was like him.
• 22:17
  He's got so much air time. Yeah, yeah.
• 22:20
  Where's? Harry.
• 22:22
  Where's Harry? It was brilliant.
• 22:25
  It was so good. It sent me into like an
• 22:27
  emotional spiral. The reason why these people are
• 22:30
  running, like everybody's got a personal reason, whether it's to
• 22:34
  hit a personal best or because they needed something to work
• 22:38
  towards or whether it's just the next thing to tick off their box
• 22:42
  or whether they're running for a charity or in aid of a family
• 22:47
  member who's passed or, you know, this, that everybody's got
• 22:50
  their own reason. And it made me so emotional.
• 22:55
  I remember sending a picture to my friend Danny, who I run with
• 22:58
  at 8:30. The coverage started and a woman
• 23:02
  was on the screen saying that she was running because she had
• 23:06
  an eptopic pregnancy. And she's trying to get the word
• 23:10
  out about like the symptoms that that that you get at the
• 23:14
  beginning. And I was gone.
• 23:16
  When I tell you I was like, this hurts.
• 23:21
  These people are doing it because it hurts.
• 23:24
  And it was, oh, my goodness, it was so, so good.
• 23:28
  And. Things like that are really
• 23:29
  important because I think as somebody who's experienced that
• 23:33
  themselves first hand, people don't know about it at all.
• 23:37
  Like I didn't know about it. So when it happened to me, I was
• 23:40
  like, what the hell is this? Like what's happening?
• 23:42
  I think being able to be on national telly and actually
• 23:45
  stand in front of all those people with a little, you know,
• 23:48
  they've got like a little pink logo for it now, the awareness
• 23:54
  for it. And I think that's amazing
• 23:55
  because, you know, yes, lots of people run for Cancer Research
• 23:59
  or the like Hospice care, children's hospitals, all of
• 24:03
  those things like Great Ormond St, like all of those big
• 24:05
  charities. But there are very small
• 24:07
  charities that are also very, very important, like the Ectopic
• 24:11
  Pregnancy Trust. And they are so small, they
• 24:14
  don't get a lot of funding. And the making people aware,
• 24:17
  aware, more aware of it is amazing.
• 24:19
  So fair play to her. Love that, Absolutely love that
• 24:22
  there was this. Man who?
• 24:23
  There's this man who like I was genuinely, when I tell you I was
• 24:26
  bawling my eyes out, he ran with a pair of shoes around his neck.
• 24:30
  And I was really confused. And his son had died at the age
• 24:36
  of like, I think it was like 6. And he was like, he's running
• 24:41
  with me. He had his his son's shoes.
• 24:44
  And I was like, this means so much to so many people.
• 24:47
  And I just think whether you're doing it for a personal best or
• 24:50
  for something a lot deeper. You're an.
• 24:53
  Absolute. You're an absolute hero for
• 24:55
  doing it. I think you are the best of the
• 24:57
  best. The 1% club, that's what they
• 24:59
  call themselves. Because did you know only 1% of
• 25:01
  people ever run a marathon? Wow.
• 25:04
  That's interesting. It will not be me, I'm not going
• 25:08
  to lie. And not because.
• 25:10
  Not because I don't want to, because I will probably die.
• 25:14
  Probably die. Probably.
• 25:16
  I have a friend who also did it, Emily, she's a mum, She's got a
• 25:20
  little girl who's one and a bit now and fair play to her because
• 25:26
  I'm two years postpartum and I'm still not up for it.
• 25:30
  She's got half a year on her and she smashed it, absolutely
• 25:34
  smashed it. So I saw her, her mum had made
• 25:37
  her like a little like well done Emily Sign with 26.3 or whatever
• 25:41
  it is, the amount, whatever mileage is it is.
• 25:46
  It was so, so lovely. Fair play to them.
• 25:48
  You know, I think it's mad and it's really funny because I see
• 25:50
  her running all the time and I always think, oh, I wonder what
• 25:53
  she's running for. And then she's not just running
• 25:56
  and then she. Did the marathon, Yeah, because.
• 25:58
  I see her everywhere, like I see her the the other week before
• 26:01
  last, I saw her in the local village and then I saw her like
• 26:03
  3 or 4 miles away and I was like, what are you doing here?
• 26:07
  I just saw you up there. And she'd literally run the
• 26:08
  whole circuit and she just kept running and running.
• 26:10
  Fair play, absolutely fair play. So let's talk a little bit about
• 26:14
  Harry. Harry finished in three hours
• 26:18
  and 5 minutes, shaving a whole 10 minutes off of his time from
• 26:22
  last year. Which in the running world is a
• 26:25
  lot, right? A lot.
• 26:27
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, so much. And also just to like, just to
• 26:33
  say how fast that actually is I put into ChatGPT, how like the
• 26:38
  speed that I'm running right now and where I'll be in September
• 26:42
  when I do my half marathon, how fast will I be able to complete
• 26:45
  it? And it said about 2 1/2 hours
• 26:49
  1/2. And he did a whole marathon in
• 26:53
  three hours, 3 hours. And five minutes, That's mental.
• 26:56
  Did you see that the actual guy that that won the marathon ran
• 26:59
  it in? Oh my goodness.
• 27:00
  Under 2 hours. What's on earth?
• 27:04
  Is he human? Is he?
• 27:05
  Made of. He did not.
• 27:07
  Just see him. There was two of them.
• 27:09
  There was. Two of them were.
• 27:10
  Right behind each other. Weren't they so, so close?
• 27:12
  I watched, I watched him finish and we were all like on the edge
• 27:15
  of our seats because I was like, Oh my God, you've got 30
• 27:17
  seconds, Are you actually going to do it?
• 27:18
  Because he would be the first person ever to do it in under 2
• 27:20
  hours. World record?
• 27:23
  Absolutely. Imagine being the guy behind him
• 27:25
  though though. Like he also broke the world
• 27:27
  record. I only.
• 27:30
  Didn't, But he didn't. 10 seconds Violet saying I can't
• 27:35
  even last. APE lesson gal I feel yeah.
• 27:40
  To be honest, I consider walking to the fridge or work out
• 27:44
  because that's the kind of person I am.
• 27:46
  Yeah, right. Oh my goodness.
• 27:49
  He's running out here running 26 miles for fun.
• 27:52
  I know fair play to him though. Fair play to him, I think.
• 27:56
  I think it's incredible. And like we know Harry loves his
• 27:59
  running. It's his thing, isn't it?
• 28:00
  And we see it a lot on on his on his socials and we know that
• 28:04
  it's something that he loves and he's doing that.
• 28:05
  He's done the marathon a few years in a row.
• 28:06
  But I think it's amazing that he's beat his personal best and
• 28:09
  he enjoys it because he talks about it all the time.
• 28:12
  So now he loves it. It's a little bit like somebody
• 28:15
  else I know likes to bring likes to bring running up all the
• 28:19
  time. I mean, I'm very proud, very
• 28:21
  proud of him, very proud of him. I think it's amazing.
• 28:24
  I'm very inspired. But I will not be following in
• 28:26
  his footsteps. I will definitely be leaving
• 28:28
  that out to you. Mrs I've signed up for next
• 28:31
  year's marathon. When I saw your post I was like
• 28:35
  oh Oh my goodness I got strapped.
• 28:37
  Up in the moment, I got strapped up in the moment and I signed up
• 28:40
  for next year's London Marathon, put my name.
• 28:42
  In Yeah, I should put it in. The ballot, loads of people,
• 28:45
  well at that point I was like, loads of people don't get in
• 28:47
  anyway. And then at the end of the race
• 28:49
  they were like, we're thinking about doing it for two days next
• 28:52
  year. I was like fuck, I've just
• 28:54
  doubled my chance. If you get, if you get in, it's
• 29:00
  got to be done. It's got to be done.
• 29:02
  Yeah, did you, did you watch? The the last, the last runner,
• 29:06
  the last person, the lady, the old lady, Oh my God.
• 29:09
  She was on like it was like 8 or 9 hours or something and she was
• 29:13
  literally like at the end she was just like like walk speed
• 29:16
  walking and it was just so sweet.
• 29:18
  I was literally thinking that would be me.
• 29:22
  Well, I would be the last. I'd get a medal for being the
• 29:24
  last person. Yeah, absolutely.
• 29:29
  So while we're here, we've got a few minutes on the in this
• 29:32
  section. Do you want to talk a little bit
• 29:34
  about why you chose to start running?
• 29:36
  Because we do talk about it a little bit every week.
• 29:38
  And I know we always make jokes about you, you're running
• 29:40
  schedules and stuff. But I feel like it'd be
• 29:42
  interesting to let people know, like, why you decided to do it
• 29:45
  and what it's actually done for you.
• 29:46
  Because it's been quite a big turning point for you, I think,
• 29:48
  hasn't it? Oh 100%.
• 29:51
  I have tried all the diets and all the things that you're told
• 29:57
  you're supposed to do to keep fit and be healthy, and I
• 30:01
  consider my eating very healthy anyway.
• 30:04
  I eat what I expect my children to eat, so I don't eat shit
• 30:08
  ever, really. I have crisps every now and
• 30:11
  again once I've gone to bed and I enjoy the whole crisp or slice
• 30:14
  of carrot cake. Calm.
• 30:15
  Down carrot cake is a vegetable. I don't care what anybody says,
• 30:19
  it's a vegetable. I celebrated Arya eating a
• 30:23
  carrot cake because I was like Oh my God, she's like carrot.
• 30:26
  I love that, love that for her. But yeah, I've tried all those
• 30:30
  things and I, I've done Couch 5K before.
• 30:32
  I've done it three times. I did it in lockdown, I did it
• 30:35
  when I moved up here. And I just can't commit to it.
• 30:39
  And I enjoyed it, but I could never commit because I was too
• 30:43
  paranoid and anxious about what other people thought of me.
• 30:47
  And my friend at the end of last year said to me, oh, I'm
• 30:50
  thinking about doing couch to 5K because she she works in the
• 30:54
  office at the school that I work in.
• 30:55
  And she was like, I'm sat on my ass all day all day, a fancy
• 31:00
  half an hour without children around me because she also has
• 31:03
  kids at home like I do. She was like, so think I might
• 31:06
  start couch to 5K she's. And she said to me, would you do
• 31:09
  it with me? And I said no to start.
• 31:14
  And then I, I was like, no, I've, I've tried twice.
• 31:17
  I can't do it. I've tried twice.
• 31:20
  And then she said to me, I don't think I'm going to do it a week
• 31:24
  later. I don't think I'm going to do
• 31:25
  it. No one would do it with me.
• 31:27
  And I work better when I bounce off someone.
• 31:30
  And I said to her, if I can do it on my treadmill with you,
• 31:34
  I'll do it. So you.
• 31:35
  Don't have to go out and. She was like, OK, that's fine.
• 31:38
  And tell you what, I started and I regretted it straight away. 60
• 31:43
  seconds on a treadmill felt like 60 hours on a treadmill.
• 31:49
  It was awful. But then like it works.
• 31:53
  Fast forward 3 weeks and I was out with her outside trying to
• 31:57
  beat my anxiety. That's been my big my big thing.
• 32:00
  It's not about losing weight. It's not about, it is about
• 32:05
  keeping fit, but it's about my mental health really.
• 32:10
  And I tell you now from that 62nd interval run, my first
• 32:17
  week, 4 weeks later, you're running for 20 minutes.
• 32:21
  And before that run, I had the biggest panic attack I can
• 32:25
  remember. I was like, I can't do it.
• 32:27
  I can't do it. I'm going to let her down
• 32:29
  because that's part part of my anxiety as well as like I'm such
• 32:33
  a people pleaser to a fault where I will like I'd give
• 32:37
  someone my last penny if they asked me because I don't want to
• 32:40
  let people down. And I really felt like I was
• 32:45
  going to let down. I had a huge panic attack, but I
• 32:47
  did it. And the feeling I felt after I
• 32:50
  did that run, I was like, I need to chase that run as high
• 32:54
  because I, the elation genuinely felt phenomenal.
• 32:59
  And now every week I run probably minimum hour and 20
• 33:03
  minutes. We're not fast runners, we're
• 33:07
  slow gals. We're doing like. 9K9K even
• 33:12
  walking this one K is hard. When we went to London, I was
• 33:16
  like 3 miles away, could run that.
• 33:20
  And the other day I ran 6 miles and I said this to Danny.
• 33:25
  I was like, you say 5K and it it feels like everyone can run a
• 33:30
  cheeky 5K, but if you said can you run 3 miles which is 5K,
• 33:35
  Yeah, it feels so different to say that.
• 33:39
  No, yeah, I ran that one. With also.
• 33:44
  With confidence, no. Yeah, somebody at work said to
• 33:48
  us as well. The other day, we put our poster
• 33:49
  for our fundraising for our half marathon in the staff room and a
• 33:55
  woman came over to us and was like, you 2?
• 33:58
  And we were like, yeah, us. And we owned it.
• 34:01
  And she was like, she she said to us, do you run the whole way?
• 34:05
  And I was like, without stopping.
• 34:07
  Yes, yes, we you like we don't, we don't say that we can't walk,
• 34:13
  but we try and run the distance and then incorporate the walks
• 34:17
  in if we need them. But also we will always run the
• 34:19
  first one. You're not stopping, you're not
• 34:21
  sitting down and having a cup of coffee and then doing the next
• 34:23
  mile like you're still moving. Your body needs to have a have a
• 34:27
  break every now and again. Exactly, but I I don't think I
• 34:31
  would say that I can run 10K if I couldn't run that can.
• 34:34
  Do it. Yeah, my God.
• 34:35
  And also none of our business mind your business literally
• 34:39
  and. I just loved being like your
• 34:40
  business. I love being able to do the
• 34:44
  verbal middle finger in the middle of the the school staff
• 34:47
  room. And I was like, yes, absolutely.
• 34:49
  And. Fair play to you.
• 34:53
  It does encourage me to want to do it.
• 34:55
  And I've said this to my friend Tasha.
• 34:56
  I was with her the other night and I was like, we were just
• 34:59
  like, oh, I need to lose some weight and I need to do some
• 35:01
  more fitness and bloom. And I said I'm going to do couch
• 35:03
  to five Ki just need to actually start it.
• 35:06
  I keep telling myself. I'm going to do it.
• 35:08
  I'm going to do it but I have so many markets on this month that
• 35:11
  I know I'm going to be absolutely knackered because I
• 35:14
  am working every weekend. I work three days a week and I
• 35:17
  work on the weekend and on the two days I don't have work.
• 35:19
  I have my daughter so I am busy every day like there is no I'll
• 35:24
  tell you. What sells it for me, I'll tell
• 35:26
  you what sells it for me genuinely is if I'm not doing it
• 35:31
  for my mental health, then I am doing it so I can spend an hour
• 35:34
  away from my kids every day, three times, not every day,
• 35:38
  three times a week. It's.
• 35:39
  Not in the. 90s but we love. Our children don't get us.
• 35:42
  We love our children, but. But I can listen to a whole
• 35:47
  podcast I would love in one guy without losing.
• 35:52
  Yeah, I've missed so many episodes of On the Mend with
• 35:54
  Matt Willis because I haven't had time to think about it.
• 35:58
  I put it on and it starts and I really, I was listening to the
• 36:00
  Professor Green episode the other day and I was like, this
• 36:02
  is amazing. Really enjoying listening to it.
• 36:05
  It was getting really deep, really emotional.
• 36:07
  And then Molly woke up and I was like, well, that's the end of
• 36:09
  that because I can't listen to that while she she's running
• 36:13
  around asking me can I take her socks off and can she have a
• 36:16
  wafer and can we put Mickey Mouse on and Mummy, I've done a
• 36:19
  poo. Oh, great, cool.
• 36:21
  Thanks for that. Like.
• 36:24
  Do it. Start couch 5K.
• 36:26
  You won't hear it. I'm going to do it.
• 36:28
  I'm going to do it. You've inspired me.
• 36:30
  Thank you for that. I appreciate you.
• 36:31
  You're. Welcome, it's time for Song of
• 36:36
  the Week. And this week we are emotionally
• 36:40
  unwell because we are talking about Without You by Busted.
• 36:43
  Now this is the kind of song when you lie on your bed and
• 36:47
  rethink your entire life at the age of 14 because.
• 36:51
  I I did it or 32? Absolutely.
• 36:55
  I'm 33 now, so you know. Oh, there we go.
• 36:58
  Absolutely. OK, let's get into the song
• 37:00
  then. Let's go for ratings.
• 37:04
  Why we like it, why we don't like it, where it ranks in, you
• 37:07
  know, Busted songs of all time. Let's talk a little bit about
• 37:10
  the lyrics and if there's any favourite parts of the song.
• 37:14
  Do you want to go first? Because I've got a feeling we're
• 37:16
  going to differ a little bit on this.
• 37:20
  Yeah, sure, I'm scared. I'm not scared.
• 37:22
  I'm not. I'm not scared to tell you that
• 37:24
  I give this a 2 out of 10 to Shannon.
• 37:33
  So sad the deep cut by the girls are crying right now.
• 37:40
  I don't like it actually. I'll give it a three.
• 37:43
  I think some of the vocals no don't.
• 37:45
  Take it back. You went to go where you got No,
• 37:47
  no, no. I'll go no, I'll go 3 because I
• 37:49
  think I'm doing Charlie a bit unfair on his vocals.
• 37:53
  I do think they're very good. I just think the song is
• 37:59
  forgettable. OK, yeah, true.
• 38:03
  Because we did actually forget it was on the album.
• 38:06
  So definitely I would. Never choose to listen to this
• 38:09
  song ever. If it came on, I'd be like, oh,
• 38:13
  he sounds good, but I wouldn't. I probably would be like, what's
• 38:16
  this song? I don't like it.
• 38:20
  I'm not, I'm not, I'm I feel like I know we've got loser kid,
• 38:25
  but I feel like it's really flat way to end an album.
• 38:30
  Yeah, I think Loser Kid is is a good final song.
• 38:34
  This being the penultimate does let it down a little bit.
• 38:36
  I think it probably would have been better to have like Britney
• 38:40
  or like even like Psycho Girl would have been a bit better to
• 38:42
  have, you know, because it's even though it's a bit weird,
• 38:45
  it's still upbeat. I agree in that like it can be
• 38:49
  quite forgettable and it's not one of those songs I get in the
• 38:52
  car and think I want to listen to this song, but when it comes
• 38:54
  on, I do sing it. I don't skip it very often.
• 38:57
  I do often sing it, but it is sorry I just saw somebody on
• 39:05
  dictating normalising blasphemy. Yes, we are, obviously.
• 39:12
  Apparently that's what we're doing.
• 39:14
  I, I give this I it's not top busted song for me, but it's not
• 39:18
  a two. I'd give it like a six, maybe a
• 39:22
  5 1/2 at lowest, but I think it's a good six for me.
• 39:25
  I think that I love Charlie's voice in this song.
• 39:28
  It's so Charlie. It's so raspy and low and like,
• 39:32
  oh, oh, it's so, I don't know. And it's, it's sad.
• 39:36
  Like the lyrics are sad. The way you always made me look
• 39:39
  at you with all the simple things you said, the way so many
• 39:42
  things surrounded you and all the tears it seemed to make and
• 39:46
  they were falling. There's nothing left to say.
• 39:48
  I can't break free. I mean, it's just really sad.
• 39:51
  I think it's a bit like, I just think it's a bit sad.
• 39:56
  I think it is. Sad, but I'm also a she wants to
• 40:00
  be me gal. So did you expect?
• 40:02
  Yeah, true. I mean, I I am a deep cut busted
• 40:05
  girl. Like you said, I'm a meet you
• 40:06
  there if you're if you're she wants to be me.
• 40:09
  This isn't a song for you, isn't it?
• 40:10
  Let's put it that way. They didn't acute.
• 40:12
  Spence says they did an acoustic version at the Royal Albert Hall
• 40:14
  and some of the note changes were wild.
• 40:17
  I think I've seen OK. I haven't heard that.
• 40:19
  I think I saved. The link for that so that I
• 40:22
  could send it to you before the episode today and I forgot,
• 40:27
  sorry. I will have another look at I'll
• 40:30
  send that to you later, Shannon, so you can have a look at it a
• 40:32
  bit too late for that now, sorry.
• 40:33
  Thank you for that though, Ben. We we do.
• 40:37
  I do feel like it's a lovely song.
• 40:39
  I do feel like it's a bit boring.
• 40:42
  It could come across a bit boring because there's nothing
• 40:44
  major to change in it. The Royal Albert Hall version
• 40:48
  with the the note changes, I feel like it made more of an
• 40:51
  impact on the song and I feel like they've done that with a
• 40:54
  few of their like flatter songs, even like the Meet You There,
• 40:58
  Albert Abbey Road version. It's different.
• 41:02
  There's more to it. There's more like oomph to it,
• 41:05
  there's more body to it and I feel like live they always are.
• 41:10
  But if we're talking about the track, I think it's definitely
• 41:13
  A5 and a half six for me. What don't you like about it?
• 41:18
  Do you think it's because it's flat?
• 41:20
  Do you think it's like because it's a bit more slow and I.
• 41:23
  Just. I.
• 41:25
  Just think I would rate every other busted song higher.
• 41:31
  Wow, every single one. Even 19.
• 41:35
  There's a Shannon, I'm telling you now.
• 41:38
  I was listening to Meet You there today, and I cannot
• 41:41
  believe that you don't like that song.
• 41:43
  Like there's something I know. I do, I like it more than this
• 41:47
  one. I just can't.
• 41:49
  When I hear that song, it reminds me of like us.
• 41:52
  So I got in my head, I'm like, I can't, but it reminds me of me
• 41:56
  and you at Bunga 90s. That's what it reminds me of, of
• 41:58
  us looking at all the old videos and you know, I just don't.
• 42:02
  I need. To give it another try, I.
• 42:03
  Think you need to I think you need We're going to get to the
• 42:06
  Halfway There album anyway, but 90s is amazing.
• 42:10
  Reunion is also really good. Mia.
• 42:13
  Great song, love that all. Songs I would rate higher than
• 42:17
  radio. Oh, radio so good.
• 42:19
  Yeah, sorry, I'm getting I'm getting on my Halfway There
• 42:22
  album love because I love that album.
• 42:24
  It's one of my favourite Busted albums, yeah, I think.
• 42:27
  If I'm rating songs, if I'm rating songs like on past songs,
• 42:32
  I've rated them A4 or A5 and I like them more than this.
• 42:38
  So it would do those songs a disservice, A disservice This
• 42:41
  the same level, OK. OK, but can we just have a
• 42:45
  minute for Charlie's vocals? Because yeah.
• 42:47
  We can. I always have a minute for
• 42:49
  Charlie's vocals. Always.
• 42:51
  His little low, low, raspy oh, I love it.
• 42:54
  And you know what? It's really sad.
• 42:56
  Like the ending, I feel like it's very like, you almost don't
• 43:00
  know it's ending because like the piano just sort of like
• 43:03
  drips off and it's quite a sad way to end it.
• 43:05
  It just says, and I see things now in these memories just to
• 43:09
  see you again and that's it. And it's just, and the piano
• 43:12
  just fades out and it's like, oh.
• 43:14
  It's gone. It's.
• 43:15
  It's finished. That's it.
• 43:16
  I will. Say OK bye.
• 43:18
  I'll redeem myself by saying it's 10 out of 10 live because I
• 43:21
  think any Busted song is 10. Busted song is 10 out of 10
• 43:23
  live. Absolutely.
• 43:24
  I'm down with that 100%. We've got some people on our
• 43:28
  TikTok live gasping at the blasphemy going on here,
• 43:32
  Shannon. So I mean, I'll let you deal
• 43:34
  with with that after when people are in boxing and telling us
• 43:37
  they're boycotting the podcast because you cannot be a Busted
• 43:40
  and McFly podcast woman because you hate them.
• 43:44
  I don't hate them. I just differently Oh I.
• 43:51
  Moved it just three because I appreciate Charlie every moment
• 43:55
  of my life. I appreciate that man, but I
• 43:57
  will say I just I just I would be doing the other.
• 43:59
  I'd be doing crash the wedding a disservice because I gave that
• 44:03
  4. Yeah, I love that song.
• 44:05
  I love Crash the Wedding. It's a great song.
• 44:07
  I love all those cheesy, mimicky songs, though.
• 44:10
  You don't like them as much as me, but I love them.
• 44:12
  I think they're so fun. I.
• 44:13
  Love them, but I love the album ones I think they made obviously
• 44:19
  made they made the right ones singles because.
• 44:22
  Got them to where they. Are however, I just think
• 44:25
  they're better ones were not singles, yeah.
• 44:28
  I get that there are so many. Even I was listening to the
• 44:30
  Present For Everyone album and there were songs that came up.
• 44:32
  There was like Oh my God, I haven't heard this for so long.
• 44:35
  Also nerdy nerdy, so good. Why so good?
• 44:40
  Falling for you, How can we? How do we not hear that song
• 44:43
  more often? It's so good.
• 44:45
  How was that song not a single? Do you know what song?
• 44:48
  Is do you know why? Because he literally says are
• 44:52
  you the I paid to come and to come and.
• 44:57
  Me. Yeah, true.
• 45:01
  I mean. James Bond, we love you.
• 45:03
  We love you but maybe except to. But I mean, I still sing it.
• 45:09
  Sing it in the car could become. A lyric change in OH.
• 45:12
  Yeah, I also still do, you stupid lying bitch.
• 45:16
  Choose David in the car because. Why?
• 45:19
  Wouldn't you? Do you know what I mean?
• 45:21
  I do. As well and I feel like like
• 45:24
  1312 year old 13 year old me used to scream that word just
• 45:27
  because it was a naughty word. Literally.
• 45:29
  This is I did a video of this stupid.
• 45:31
  Like I did. I did a video of me doing this
• 45:35
  in the car for a TikTok because I thought it was funny and when
• 45:38
  I watched it back I was like I looked ridiculous.
• 45:39
  I'm not I'm not putting that anywhere.
• 45:41
  That's. The point of TikTok?
• 45:42
  I was just. Screaming, but I was just
• 45:45
  screaming the word bitch because obviously I felt so cool saying
• 45:48
  that at like 13 I feel. Like I still do it feels feel
• 45:51
  like I still accidentally scream that word because it feels a bit
• 45:54
  naughty. I.
• 45:55
  Definitely do. It's the piano in the Hot.
• 45:58
  So Meet You there. Apparently Ben was talking about
• 46:00
  it on our TikTok live. He's saying that the piano in
• 46:03
  Meet You there is like all the way through, whereas in the
• 46:06
  actual album version it isn't there.
• 46:08
  It's only a little bit of the end.
• 46:09
  And he's so right. When I think of the when I think
• 46:13
  of the Abbey Road version, I can hear the piano.
• 46:15
  It starts with piano and it is so prominent all the way
• 46:18
  through. And there's also a note change
• 46:21
  and there's a little bit, there's a bit where one of the
• 46:25
  notes is held a lot longer and it's a lot more powerful.
• 46:28
  I think those like live versions and like the Albert Hall
• 46:31
  versions, the Abbey Road versions, they're all so much
• 46:34
  better than the truck versions because they age well, don't
• 46:36
  they? They add to something new to
• 46:38
  them. McFly do the same.
• 46:40
  When you see McFly do, obviously now it's so different to them
• 46:45
  doing it back in the day in 2004, you know, even doing it on
• 46:49
  the TV or whatever. Like I think it is just
• 46:51
  different. They do it differently, they do
• 46:53
  it with a different energy and I think it's the same for Boss.
• 46:55
  I think if we saw this live, it would change your mind.
• 46:58
  I think it would be a little bit more, a little bit higher, but
• 47:01
  we'll let you off, OK. I think, I think, I think
• 47:09
  there's much else to say about that.
• 47:10
  Shan, do you think we're all right for?
• 47:12
  Is that OK if we move? On from there.
• 47:14
  OK, just moving on then to oh, it's my favourite part.
• 47:19
  I'm so excited. That was 49, Shannon.
• 47:28
  If you don't give 90s another go, I don't think we can be best
• 47:30
  friends again. Like seriously, like you need,
• 47:34
  you need to listen to it again. I was genuinely listening in the
• 47:37
  car and I was like, how could she not write this song?
• 47:42
  I. Just.
• 47:44
  I missed the days of Ditch in school to watch The Goonies.
• 47:49
  So good, so good. I'm not saying lyrically it's
• 47:53
  not good, I'm just saying like. I gotta miss the 90s.
• 47:59
  It's just so good. I honestly, I can't.
• 48:01
  This is why I can't believe you don't like it.
• 48:06
  I'm angry. It makes me angry.
• 48:07
  I'm not even going to lie. I'm sorry, I'll give it another
• 48:10
  go. I don't think Matson's on the
• 48:12
  track. You're right.
• 48:13
  Actually, Ben, if he does, he's only backing because it's very
• 48:17
  James heavy. Meet you there.
• 48:19
  And the newer version, the Abbey Road version, they all share it
• 48:23
  out and it's so delicious. I'm going to listen.
• 48:28
  It's literally delicious. There is no other way to
• 48:30
  describe that version of that song.
• 48:31
  It is chef's kiss delicious. Anyway, shall we move on the
• 48:37
  next bit? For those of you that are a
• 48:39
  little bit younger, you probably won't appreciate this as much as
• 48:42
  the older people because this is Naughty's lost song.
• 48:45
  So we're going to be talking today about Eminem.
• 48:49
  I'm very excited. OK, you ready?
• 48:54
  Why introducing it again? Yeah, sorry.
• 48:57
  You took. Because it was me last week, so
• 48:59
  I've switched it all around so it's you.
• 49:02
  OK, right. Have you put your time stamp?
• 49:08
  Yes. Nice right?
• 49:13
  Time for naughties lost songs. And this week not lost because
• 49:19
  this song is permanently embedded in our brains.
• 49:29
  Are you stopping because it says both?
• 49:33
  I don't know what it's supposed to say at.
• 49:40
  The same time I don't know why lose.
• 49:43
  Yourself I. Don't know why, I don't know
• 49:50
  why. That's supposed to be you.
• 49:52
  I don't know why it says both. I'm very sorry.
• 49:54
  That's you saying that. OK, Shan.
• 50:00
  Shan, Shan, that's fine. Let's try again, shall we?
• 50:04
  Yeah, let me just put the timer 52, OK?
• 50:08
  Yeah. Right, it's time for naughties
• 50:16
  lost songs. And this week not lost, just
• 50:19
  permanently embedded in our brains.
• 50:23
  This week it's Lose Yourself by Eminem, and if you say you don't
• 50:27
  know every word, you're lying. You're.
• 50:29
  Lying because we were all out here aggressively wrapping this
• 50:34
  song in our bedrooms Like we have the same struggles as
• 50:36
  Eminem, right? Because I certainly did.
• 50:40
  Yeah, definitely. But meanwhile our actual biggest
• 50:42
  issue was our crush. Just like not replying to us on
• 50:45
  MSN or something. Is it dramatic?
• 50:48
  That's the most dramatic thing that happened to me when I was
• 50:50
  13. However, Speaking of crushes, I
• 50:54
  have a little confession to make about this.
• 50:58
  Oh no, Oh no, I. Had this.
• 51:03
  Is past tense OK? It's definitely not present
• 51:06
  tense. I had a very, very weird crush
• 51:09
  on Eminem back in the day. A very weird crush.
• 51:16
  I don't know why. I mean, I mean, I don't know.
• 51:19
  It's just not your generic, you know, teenage attractive kind of
• 51:25
  when you sort of think of being 16 and who you fancied at that
• 51:27
  age. You don't usually think of
• 51:29
  Eminem, but I did, apparently. I did.
• 51:35
  I don't know why. It was very intense.
• 51:36
  It was probably a bit concerning considering the age difference.
• 51:39
  However, I don't know. I don't know what it was about
• 51:43
  him. And we are speaking here like
• 51:45
  Eight Mile era Eminem. Can you remember Eight Mile?
• 51:49
  Like I loved Eight Mile. Yes.
• 51:51
  What a film. You know, when he had like the
• 51:55
  the relaxed blonde hair, not like the bleach blonde yellow
• 51:59
  that it turned into. Yeah.
• 52:01
  OK. But seriously, I spent a lot of
• 52:03
  my time wishing I was Brittany Murphy in that film because I
• 52:08
  loved him. Yeah, I've.
• 52:11
  I actually have a little fact about your husband and Eminem.
• 52:15
  Oh. Please, for the listen, please
• 52:17
  just delve into my fantasies, bring them together.
• 52:19
  I'm happy with it. I can bring the listeners, I
• 52:23
  don't. Know Taylor married my cousin,
• 52:27
  so I have these deep memories of her husband from my childhood.
• 52:33
  And Eminem plays a huge part. I'm not going to lie, when I
• 52:37
  think of the Curtain Call album, I think of your husband.
• 52:41
  Nice. I so for one Christmas my
• 52:46
  auntie, his mum bought me Curtain Call and we also bought
• 52:50
  him Curtain Call. And what we did was for weeks we
• 52:54
  would listen to this album, like constantly memorise it.
• 52:57
  And then we'd have a battle off. We would wrap the shit out of
• 53:05
  Eminem. And I tell you now, I probably
• 53:10
  still know all the lyrics. That's how hard I'm again.
• 53:13
  I'm telling you now, I'm getting a performance after this is
• 53:15
  finished recording, I'm going to go and you don't even.
• 53:18
  Have to ask me twice. I go full soldier.
• 53:24
  What's the song called? Tiny.
• 53:26
  I wouldn't say tiny Soldiers. Toy soldiers.
• 53:29
  Toy soldiers, See, I was a love. The way you lie.
• 53:32
  I'm not afraid. You're a kind of rapper when it
• 53:35
  comes to Eminem songs. However, I think my love for
• 53:39
  this song came from the Eight Mile soundtrack because that
• 53:42
  film lives deep in my soul. So like, I will never get sick
• 53:47
  of that film. I don't know what it is.
• 53:49
  I don't know what I love so much about it.
• 53:51
  I don't know why I want to be in a sweaty, tiny little club in
• 53:56
  Harlem somewhere watching Eminem, you know, choke on stage
• 54:00
  because I do. I want to be in that crowd.
• 54:02
  I'll probably, I'll probably end up like falling over and getting
• 54:04
  trampled because I'm not not ever set out for crowds.
• 54:08
  I love that, but I love that movie.
• 54:11
  So this song Lose Yourself came out on October 28th, 2002.
• 54:15
  So it was the year that Busted first came out.
• 54:18
  This song was released and it was critically acclaimed as the
• 54:24
  Anthem 4th movie Eight Mile, which was obviously amazing and
• 54:29
  obviously it was composed and written by Eminem as well.
• 54:32
  And little known fact, he actually recorded each verse in
• 54:37
  a single take. So he like each section of the
• 54:42
  song. He just recorded it once and
• 54:44
  that was it. He never did it again.
• 54:45
  He did it once. I mean, we don't even do that
• 54:47
  with this. That's so cool.
• 54:48
  We can't even do that with this. We can't even do that with this.
• 54:52
  So, you know, and obviously, no, we're not, but.
• 54:55
  Teenage me wanted to be. Teenage me wanted to be with
• 54:59
  Eminem on his face. I don't know what it is.
• 55:06
  I'm sorry. There's some sort of weird
• 55:08
  issues going on in my brain. Obviously.
• 55:11
  This song won Best Original Song 2003, and it won Grammy Awards
• 55:16
  for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Solo Performance in 2004 as
• 55:20
  well. And as of 2018, which was eight
• 55:24
  years ago, 08 years ago, 2018, it certified 13 times platinum.
• 55:32
  How amazing is that? Wow, that was really cool.
• 55:34
  It's widely considered one of the greatest hip hop songs of
• 55:37
  all time, and it's famously referenced by the mom spaghetti
• 55:41
  meme. Have you seen that?
• 55:42
  Oh oh. Yeah, everywhere.
• 55:45
  Everywhere, obviously Eminem has some insane, insane songs, but I
• 55:52
  think this is definitely one of my favourites.
• 55:54
  Like when you think of Eminem, you think of this song.
• 55:57
  You think. Of this song, yeah, I if this
• 55:59
  song goes off in like club or, you know, anywhere like a party
• 56:04
  or anywhere where there's lots of people, every single person
• 56:08
  is at least singing the first person called the first bit.
• 56:12
  Absolutely. Absolutely.
• 56:14
  And when he starts singing the lose yourself, everybody's like.
• 56:18
  Yeah. What is this arm about?
• 56:20
  Like, what is this? Why do you do this?
• 56:22
  Yeah, like it's not a good luck. Sorry.
• 56:29
  It's. Especially not a good look for
• 56:30
  me because I'm like a healthy kid and I'm like dressed all in
• 56:34
  black but thinking I'm a gangster every time Eminem comes
• 56:38
  on. I'm literally like, not no, I
• 56:40
  can't. It's just so funny.
• 56:42
  And also the actual paper that Eminem wrote the lyrics on of
• 56:46
  this song appears in the film scene where in the.
• 56:50
  Film. Yeah.
• 56:50
  Where? He's writing on bus, so that's
• 56:53
  the actual piece of paper that he wrote the lyrics to Lose
• 56:55
  Yourself, that's. So cool.
• 56:57
  Oh, it's a nice like little cameo fact there.
• 57:01
  He's such a cool guy. He.
• 57:02
  Really is or something even now. And he's like, what is he now?
• 57:05
  Like nearly 50? He's got me nearly 50, right?
• 57:08
  Something like that. He's like the.
• 57:09
  Same age as my dad, maybe a little bit less.
• 57:14
  I think he's still, he's still got his, he's got that same sort
• 57:18
  of thing about himself, hasn't he?
• 57:20
  Like he's he holds the same like personality.
• 57:24
  And what's your what's your favourite Eminem song?
• 57:30
  I can tell you, but I don't know what it's called because all
• 57:34
  I've got in my head is lose yourself.
• 57:38
  Knees weak, arms are heavy. I'm in a sweater already.
• 57:42
  Mom's spaghetti. Hold on, I'm going to.
• 57:46
  I'm just writing the lyrics. Oh, I love that.
• 57:49
  I do that all the time. When you've got an earworm.
• 57:51
  Anybody else get that? When you get an earworm and
• 57:53
  you're like, and it annoys you all day because you don't know
• 57:55
  what it is and you're like, what is that song?
• 57:58
  I hate that. I hate that so much.
• 57:59
  I've got. It I've got it OK favourite song
• 58:03
  when I'm gone. And when I'm going to carry on,
• 58:07
  don't carry. On every time.
• 58:09
  You hear the sound of my voice. Just know that.
• 58:11
  See, I'm I'm a fan. Love that song so much.
• 58:15
  Have a. Have a strong memory, a very
• 58:18
  strong memory of when we were at university going to a karaoke
• 58:23
  pub kind of thing with Steve, old Steve, friend of the podcast
• 58:29
  Steve, Stevie T and a load of the year below us.
• 58:34
  They were all there and like a couple of our year and we were
• 58:37
  all drinking. It was all, you know, knees a
• 58:39
  bit of a knees up. I think it was someone's
• 58:41
  birthday and they were doing, they were doing karaoke and me
• 58:44
  and Steve signed up for Love The Way You Lie.
• 58:47
  Wow, that's awesome. However, however.
• 58:51
  I was Eminem and he was Rihanna. Oh, it's normally the other way
• 58:55
  round with us. Exactly.
• 58:57
  So Steve singing the the female vocals and me singing the rap
• 59:02
  and I'm telling you now, I've never seen anybody scream back
• 59:04
  more in my life. They were literally I was
• 59:06
  rapping. They were just going and I
• 59:11
  genuinely was like, I am so proud of myself right now.
• 59:15
  Like I have never, ever been so proud of myself rapping than I
• 59:19
  am in this moment. It felt like fame.
• 59:21
  It felt like everybody was just cheering me on.
• 59:24
  I was living the dream. So, yeah, love the way you lie.
• 59:27
  Obviously not afraid. You know that.
• 59:29
  We've played that one together. Big.
• 59:32
  Song I will. Say, can I just give like a
• 59:34
  little shout out to cleaning out my closet and back because it by
• 59:43
  the way, 10 out of 10 song fags shove a Jebel where where?
• 59:50
  Are you putting that? Through a what?
• 59:53
  Through a what? Where are you putting that,
• 59:55
  Jebel? What a song.
• 1:00:00
  Oh wow, yeah. I mean.
• 1:00:03
  Yeah, that's the kind of song you can imagine being on, like
• 1:00:06
  the soundtrack of like Borat or something.
• 1:00:09
  Yes, get. Stupid next.
• 1:00:11
  Time we go to a karaoke bar. I'm smacking out.
• 1:00:14
  FAC I'm smacking out. FAC I am not OK, can we also
• 1:00:24
  have a moment for smack? Dat smack.
• 1:00:27
  Down on the floor. Oh.
• 1:00:29
  That's an old naughty song that we love.
• 1:00:32
  What's the other song that? What's the song that?
• 1:00:35
  Oh Superman, Eminem. Superman.
• 1:00:37
  Oh yeah, your Superman. What's the 1?
• 1:00:40
  He did with the Miss Piggy in the video.
• 1:00:44
  Oh. Oh, that's going to annoy me.
• 1:00:48
  I'm doing it. I'm Googling it.
• 1:00:49
  Eminem, Miss Piggy video song, What is it?
• 1:00:54
  Don't tell. Me give me like the first little
• 1:00:56
  bit. Oh.
• 1:00:57
  No, it just, it just says The Muppets rap.
• 1:00:59
  Eminem my name is. But it wasn't that song.
• 1:01:05
  It was like there's a there's a lyric about somebody shaking her
• 1:01:09
  ass or something. Yeah, there is, Miss Piggy.
• 1:01:14
  Shake that. It's called Shake that.
• 1:01:17
  It's called Shake. That hang on, what's what's the
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  lyrics? Bumping and grinding that pole
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  there she goes shaking that ass on the flow bumping and grinding
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  that pole. The way she grinding that pole.
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  I think I'm losing control. Get buzzed, get drunk, get
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  crunk, get fucked up, hit the strip club.
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  Oh God, it gets worse. I can.
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  Understand why people were clapping while you were.
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  Gets a lot worse. Hey, I'm just reading.
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  I don't know these lyrics. I don't know why, why can't I
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  remember that song, but I can like remember the shake their
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  ass for me, Shake their ass for me.
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  Come on. Oh God, this is going really
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  downhill. I apologise.
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  Just giving us a new low taking. Us to a new low.
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  I'm very sorry to our avid McFly and Busted listeners that are
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  probably considering their life joyously.
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  It's like. Nate Dog never left us.
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  Hey, I'm here for it. I'm here for it.
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  Absolutely. So yeah, I was a little bit
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  obsessed with Eminem. We still love him.
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  Let's, you know, just have a moment for, what's his name,
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  Marshall Mathers, everybody. So that's it for today's
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  episode. Thank you so much for being here
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  and for listening to Galaxy CRASHERS.
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  If you enjoyed this kayak. Can you tell it's 9:30 and we're
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  ready for bed? Oh, how have we still got people
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  watching us on this live? Honestly, I feel for.
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  These people, please don't feel like you have to stay.
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  You can go, it's OK. This.
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  Isn't fun for anyone anymore, right?
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  Ready. Yeah, sure.
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  So that's it for the day's episode.
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  Thank you so much for tuning in and for listening to Galaxy
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  Crashes. If you enjoyed this chaotic
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  spiral, then make sure you follow, share and tell all your
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  fellow McFly, Busted and nostalgia besties all about it.
• 1:03:21
  Oh yes. And coming up next week, it's
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  Mcfly's final song of the album. It's Broccoli, not going to lie.
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  Absolutely stoked because it's definitely a favourite of ours,
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  right? Spoiler spoiler spoiler boiler
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  but for now keep your playlist loud and happiness.
• 1:03:41
  In your heart, so goodbye. Bye.