Astrid Wett releases ‘banger’ England Euro 24 track as followers informed ‘do not hear’
Football-loving controversial adult star Astrid Wett has become the first to release an official England song for Euro 2024.
With the tournament set to kick off in just a few hours time, Wett has released the song called “Last Night In Berlin”.
Sung – and we use that term loosely – to the tun of Seven Nation Army by the White Stripes, Wett joined forced with Arsenal-supporting adult star Leah Ray and a guy called George who supports Stoke and goes by the name “george” on Twitter/X.
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We assume he’s a rapper of some kind, but we have no idea what version of hell we wandered into with this song, so anything’s possible.
Anyway, the song has a plethora of literary masterpiece lyrics contained within, such as:
- “We’re gonna’ rip it up, from the centre forward to the boys at the back.”
- “So let the football do the talking now, we’re gonna tear up teams.”
- “We came to say, sing the f***ing name . . . England, England, Englaaaaaaaand.”
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The music video – because yes, there is one – features the trio in a fancy mansion, posing with England flags throughout the grounds, while “george” raps in the pub contained within.
On a serious note, the song has been done to raise money for charity MIND, although that sparked a Community Note on social media site Twitter/X that warned listeners not to buy it, but donate anyway.
It said: “Protect your mental health by not watching this video. Donate your own money to @MindCharity without putting your trust in OnlyFans girls.”
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Astrid was pelted by fans in the comments, with one writing: “I listened to the full song for an honest review and it’s absolutely terrible. This song won’t improve people’s mental health I’m sorry, will only make it worse.”
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And another said: “I don’t want to go OTT but this is honestly the worst thing I have ever seen or heard in my life.”
But the plucky Chelsea fan hit back, and wrote: “S***ty on a charity song? Just thought it was a bit of fun…”
Although not everyone was so negative, as one called it a “banger” while a second said it was a “belter”.
To buy the song – to support the charity if nothing else – go to Astrid’s X account for details.
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