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Did they play the Gangnam Style song tonight instead of someone singing it live
owen10
12-11-2016
I was just wondering when Ed Balls was dancing to Gangnam Style it sounded like no one was singing and they just played the song from a recording instead, as it would too tough to sing it live
katt
12-11-2016
no, it wasn't a recording, the band played it live - they play every single song you hear, live, every saturday night

Lance Ellington sang the lead vocals for it
jiroos
12-11-2016
I thought it was sung live because Tess said "Is there nothing that the band cannot do - they even sang in Korean"
Corabal
12-11-2016
It was clearly being sung live as it sounded different to the original song.
Pink Knight
12-11-2016
Maybe they should sing all the songs in Korean.
Elan
12-11-2016
Was definitely Lance singing it! Often you can see in the background. Must have been good if you thought it was from a track.
northgirl
13-11-2016
I thought it sounded ok but my house guest, a South Korean, had a different reaction she asked 'what are they singing, that isn't Korean?!'
LovesATango
13-11-2016
Originally Posted by northgirl:
“I thought it sounded ok but my house guest, a South Korean, had a different reaction she asked 'what are they singing, that isn't Korean?!' ”

How rude! Naturally it wouldn't sound "right" to a native Korean-speaker. However, I'm sure her English isn't perfect either. It would have been much more appropriate for her to have praised the vocalist for his efforts.
bigbro24
13-11-2016
Would I be right in thinking Katya is half Korean?

The music last night sounded very close to the original, credit to the band and singers
VicsMum
13-11-2016
I read somewhere that Lance had been practising all week the phonetic version of the song .
RoseAnne
13-11-2016
I must admit I thought the band would mess this up, but I was amazed to discover they hadn't brought anyone in specially for this and I couldn't tell. They did a fantastic job! Well done Lance especially!
Nina_Blake
13-11-2016
Originally Posted by LovesATango:
“How rude! Naturally it wouldn't sound "right" to a native Korean-speaker. However, I'm sure her English isn't perfect either. It would have been much more appropriate for her to have praised the vocalist for his efforts.”

A bit of an overreaction! I'm sure it was only meant in a jokey manner.
Hackettboy
13-11-2016
The band and singers are always brilliant
CravenHaven
13-11-2016
Originally Posted by jiroos:
“I thought it was sung live because Tess said "Is there nothing that the band cannot do - they even sang in Korean"”

me love them long time!
katt
13-11-2016
hope this link works!

Hayley did a Facebook live from rehearsals

https://www.facebook.com/hayley.sanderson.5680?fref=ts

EDIT - you will need to scroll down her page a little bit!!
komentaightor
13-11-2016
Originally Posted by owen10:
“I was just wondering when Ed Balls was dancing to Gangnam Style it sounded like no one was singing and they just played the song from a recording instead, as it would too tough to sing it live”

How come "too tough"??

Singers have to sing in Russian, French, Urdu or whatever the language. And Korean is very easy to pronounce syllable by syllable. No, I don't think they had to learn the Korean alphabet.
northgirl
13-11-2016
Originally Posted by Nina_Blake:
“A bit of an overreaction! I'm sure it was only meant in a jokey manner.”

Yes it was in a jokey style and I did say I had thought it was ok [[had even wondered about the live or recording question] but to be fair if you are a native speaker it might sound strange. her own language skills are excellent
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