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Axel F's Crazy Frog.
This track is the work of two German clubmeisters, Reinhard Raith and Wolfgang Boss, who have mixed the Crazy Frog with Axel F - the Beverly Hills Cop theme tune.
As the 'hottest' dance producers in Germany, they have already had million-selling records across Europe.
If its not bad enough having the ring tone ads with the frog and tweety (or whatever) on the telly every five minutes, now we will have to endure a summer of "ring,ring,ring-a-bloody-ding,ding" coming out of radios, jukeboxes and clubs everywhere. Its scheduled for release on May 16th.
It was quite an original and amusing concept when it was supposed to be an F1 enginefour or five years ago, but this is too far surely.
>>> Edited by tubbystu on Monday 2nd May 12:00
I have a feeling that these Jamster ringtones aren't really aimed at people who want to use their phones to call people on, but for chavs who want to show off with them by cycling through their ringtones in the cinema and on trains. Why else would they be going for moronic remixes and tones that mostly sound like happy hardcore?
c c said:
Yep!! another good method of reliving the stupid of their money.
I think this is what Sh!tspeed / Halfrauds base their products on. There must be weekly boardmeetings where loads of executives are rolling on the floor pissing themselves laughing saying "I cant believe what these morons will buy next!! Quick, put the flashing pink fluffy dice out on the shopfloor next!!"
gh0st said:
c c said:
Yep!! another good method of reliving the stupid of their money.
I think this is what Sh!tspeed / Halfrauds base their products on. There must be weekly boardmeetings where loads of executives are rolling on the floor pissing themselves laughing saying "I cant believe what these morons will buy next!! Quick, put the flashing pink fluffy dice out on the shopfloor next!!"
Ironically almost certainly true....
Self adhesive "racing" fuel filler cap anyone?....
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