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The music video is composed of clips from the LazyTown episode "Robbie's Dream Team".Robbie Rotten, the primary antagonist of LazyTown, attempts to teach his "dream team" of villainous accomplices (three fictional doppelgänger actors for children's parties, named Bobbie, Tobbie, and Flobbie Rotten) how to successfully catch a superhero, specifically Sportacus.
It featured characters and songs from LazyTown, performed by a new cast. [72] [73] In 2016, a UK production entitled LazyTown Live On Stage ran from 7 July 2016, to 4 September 2016. This production was posted on YouTube and featured the song "We Are Number One". [74] [75] [76]
The Laziest Town; DVD Sampler 2005 1 Sports Day; Music Video: Cooking By the Book; Music Video: Lazy Scouts; Robbie's Greatest Misses February 14, 2006 4 Robbie's Greatest Misses; Rottenbeard; Defeeted; Lazy Scouts; Sports Candy Festival May 16, 2006 4 Sports Candy Festival; Happy Brush Day; Play Day; Sportafake; Records Day July 11, 2006 4 ...
The campaign was popularized by various YouTube users uploading parodies of Stefán Karl's work, and linking to the GoFundMe page, which led to the songs "We Are Number One" and "The Mine Song" from LazyTown becoming Internet memes. [13] In August 2017, Stefán Karl stated he was in remission.
Stephanie arrives in town, staying with her Uncle, Mayor Milford. She meets the kids of LazyTown, and after meeting the slightly above-average hero Sportacus, he shows them the energetic and healthy lifestyle. However, the local villain - Robbie Rotten, wants LazyTown to stay lazy, and he attempts to put Sportacus out of commission in various ...
"Bing Bang (Time to Dance)" is the single version of the LazyTown song "Bing Bang". The original version is sung at the end of every episode of the Icelandic children's television series by Stephanie and is danced to by Stephanie, Sportacus and the puppets of LazyTown. In the episodes "LazyTown's Surprise Santa", "The Holiday Spirit", "The ...
The song was initially released in May, but controversy arose after the video’s debut. Some fans were surprised by the song’s pro-gun theme due to Aldean’s experience in a 2017 mass shooting ...
The SiIvaGunner channel uploads videos in the style of many other video game soundtrack-based YouTube channels; [4] the channel's videos are typically static images, usually of the relevant game's logo, box art or title screen, with a piece of music playing over it, though they may contain visuals such as GIFs, different images or clips from other videos appearing. [5]