You are welcome to it.

[avago181]

Please keep it or even better get Bush to bomb it.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/article/ds21589.html

[mercinary]

Who is the crazy frog might I ask?

-Merc

[avago181]

http://www.crazyfrog.co.uk/crazy-frog.html

[Arzel]

No, please keep the crazy frog. I was in Ireland last summer and a more annoying commercial I have never seen. :)

Unfortunately I have heard that commercial plenty back here in the states as well.

[avago181]

It is the no.1 chart single in the UK which shows how sad the youth of the UK are.

[MatrixWatch]

I don't get it. What is all of this 'crazy frog' stuff?

[avago181]

You will soon know when Jamster start a tv ad campaign in the US.Some guy in Sweden came up with it,then sold it to a German company, so blame them.

[Arzel]

You will soon know when Jamster start a tv ad campaign in the US.Some guy in Sweden came up with it,then sold it to a German company, so blame them.

They are already playing it here. I am not usually home during the day, but if you are turn to Comedy Central and you are quite likely to hear it. I can't imagine why anyone would want to have it as their ringtone, but apparently some do.

[avago181]

SAD

To date, the company Jamster has made more than £10m from people downloading Crazy Frog ringtones. As if that weren't enough, this week a CD version of the song produced by the German dance act Bass Bumpers has been outselling Coldplay's new single by more than four to one. More than 400,000 copies of the single - which splices the frog theme with Harold Faltermayer's Beverly Hills Cop theme tune, "Axel F" - have been ordered, according to the label Gut Records. On Sunday, Britain will have its first ever ringtone-inspired number one, and there is not a thing that Coldplay's Chris Martin or anyone else can do to stop it.