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Five More in a Row: The Silly Song Adventure!

Get ready to giggle with a song that makes fun of famous singers by pretending to be them!

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Key Facts

Song Title
Five More in a Row.
Released
September 1990.
Creators
The D-Generation comedy team.
Music Producers
Colin Setches and John Grant.
Chart Peak
Reached number 37 on the ARIA Singles Chart.

Meet the Funny Five!

Imagine a song that's like a dress-up party for singers! 'Five More in a Row' is a super fun song from Australia that pretends to be five different famous music stars. It's like watching your favorite cartoon characters do silly impressions! The song came out a long, long time ago, in 1990, when your parents might have been kids themselves.

It was made by a comedy group called The D-Generation, who loved to make people laugh with their music and videos. They were so good at being funny that their song even became a hit, meaning lots of people loved listening to it!

Who's Who in the Music Video Zoo?

In the music video for 'Five More in a Row,' the funny people from The D-Generation dressed up as famous singers. There was one who looked like the singer from a band called Max Q, and another who acted like the singer from Dragon. They even pretended to be Daryl Braithwaite and Kate Ceberano, two very popular singers.

And for the band Midnight Oil, one of the funny guys put on a big wig and acted like their singer! It was all done in a very playful way, just to make everyone laugh at how these singers looked and sounded.

Why This Song is a Giggle-Fest!

This song is special because it shows how much fun it can be to play pretend with music! The D-Generation didn't just sing the song; they made a whole music video where they acted out being these singers. They copied their hairstyles, their clothes, and even how they moved on stage.

It's like when you and your friends pretend to be superheroes or cartoon characters. This song is a reminder that music can be silly and joyful, and that making people laugh is a wonderful thing. It was so popular that it even climbed up the music charts, which means many people bought it!

Making Music Magic Happen!

Creating a song like 'Five More in a Row' is like building with LEGOs, but with sounds! The D-Generation team, Santo Cilauro, Tony Martin, Rob Sitch, and Tom Gleisner, wrote the funny words and ideas for the song. Then, two other clever people, Colin Setches and John Grant, wrote the music and made sure it sounded great.

They worked together like a super team to make sure the song was catchy and hilarious. It’s amazing how people can come together to create something that brings so much joy and laughter to so many listeners around the world.

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