Get ready, to read the best writing this blog has seen |
Don't listen to Cleese, Wiggles, Palmerston North has loads of really big fans, and that joke never fails |
Unfortunately, having a job and a further 107 Pokèmon to catch, I was unable to make the gig, so am unable to rate the performance of such classics as the ode to conspiracy theories Wake Up Sheeple!, and Labour Party campaign jingle Big Red Car.
We're gonna implement sound social policy the whole day long |
Fortunately, it turns out I am able to exploit willing child labour, as are multinational media conglomerate Fairfax, who managed to coax a hyperbolic review of the Wiggles Auckland show out of a six year old. So, ever the one to try and one-up the establishment, here are the musings of a three and a half year old I happen to be related to:
The concert was in October. October. It was in a room with a biiiig curtain. The curtain was, like, yellowey orangey collour.
Emma and Wags and a teddy bear were there too. They danced. And I gave Anthony a bone, and Anthony put my bone in his bag. It wasn't a real bone, it was a cardboard bone. Then he didn't do a song about it. Wags didn't have it first, but he's probably eating it now. It's probably time for The Wiggles to go to bed. The Brown Wiggle wasn't there. What is the Brown Wiggle called? Why are Emma and Lachy in love?
Emily liked the concert, and even she danced, but then she rolled over and she cried.
I didn't dance, cos I refused to dance.
They singed Rock-a-bye Teddy Bear. It was a good song. The best song was Here Comes Simon, it was really funny. They didn't have the big red car. It was probably broken and needed fixing at a garage. They had an animal car. They did sing about Fruit Salad, but there were different rhymes from a different song in it, which isn't actually fruit salad.
I think i would like to go to a ADCC Thunderstruck concert.
2 stars (out of two)