Rob Brydon Sings Sabrina Carpenter Lyrics As Uncle Bryn From Gavin & Stacey
2 July 2024, 08:55 | Updated: 2 July 2024, 09:18
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Rob Brydon joined Capital Breakfast and took on a hilarious challenge involving Sabrina Carpenter lyrics.
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Rob Brydon stopped by Capital Breakfast to chat about his new TV show My Lady Jane, his legendary role as Bryn in Gavin and Stacey and, unexpectedly, Sabrina Carpenter who we canāt get enough of on Capital right now with her latest song āPlease Please Pleaseā.
We asked the comedian to read some of Sabrinaās viral lyrics in the voice of some of his most iconic characters, including āThe Small Man Trapped In A Boxā, an impression heās been doing for years and involves him quietening his voice so much so that it quite literally sounds like a small man trapped in a box. Weāre thinking The Borrowers but if Rob Brydon was involved.
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He also read the lyrics as the iconic Uncle Bryn from the sitcom weāre all obsessed with, Gavin and Stacey, hilariously adding into it: āIām having a whale of a timeā in classic Bryn style.
To kick off the game Chris Stark explained: āSabrina Carpenter is arguably one of the biggest pop stars in the world right now and she has a song called āPlease Please Pleaseā which you are new to.ā
Rob hilariously responded: āItās new to me. But thatās no bad reflection on Sabrina or any of the Carpenters.ā
Chris went on: āWhat Iād ideally like you to do is either say the lyrics or sing the lyrics to āPlease Please Pleaseā in one of your many exceptional voices.ā
After Rob said most of his impressions are āpeople that are either dead or not far from it,ā Chris suggested āthe small man in the boxā and Rob happily obliged, putting on a show-stopping impersonation we still canāt get over.
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