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18/10/2011

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Today is a cracker, two superstars will be getting busy baking in the

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kitchen, but will they be treats life for anybody else? -- will

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Hello and welcome to the show! Helena is training for a special

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event, how are you enjoying a Blue Peter? Loving it, getting to know

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you all better, having fun! It is going to get more exciting because

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behind those doors is the most talented man in music right now,

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check him out. He has had the highest selling debut single of

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2011. His album went straight to number one selling over 100,000

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copies. His hit one of best single of the Year at the team choice

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awards. And he is here in the studio today. Please welcome edge

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she Iran! -- Ed Shearan. So here you are, but to have you here. All

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adult guests on the show get a special thing which I am delighted

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to present to you now. Your own Blue Peter badge. Or you pleased?

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sent off pictures when I was younger and never got a badge.

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special moment. Six months ago, a lot of people would not have heard

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your name but since June, number one single, number one album, top-

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ten single, a team has gone platinum, how has it been? It has

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been a bit mental recently but good fun. I have achieved a lot of

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dreams I did not think I would get to do so it is good. And also,

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music videos, we always think, get your face been so everybody can get

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your autograph, we never see you in them, why? I want to keep it a

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running trend. For the next single we have someone playing me so it is

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good, it gives me an excuse not to appear in the video and have good

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ideas instead of having a regular video because everybody has the

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same stuff nowadays. By love this! It is my favourite tune. A lot of

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questions coming in. They are asking difficult questions and

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personal questions, it is time to get down to the nitty gritty and

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find out who the real you his best on -- based on these questions.

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Some tension music... And tension lighting. Not that tense! That is

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just scary! Sorry to scare you so early! Of it you nervous? By an

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excited. -- are you nervous. I am excited. What is your favourite

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type of ice-cream? 1ZU each round the outside and you are left with

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something in the middle -- ones which. Fruity ones with hundreds

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and thousands on top. And they are called, you cannot eat them out of

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the box. And rocket ships! You have three different flavours. They are

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lollipops. And they are available from all good supermarkets! If you

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had a superpower, what would it be? In the stability. The what would

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you do? If you were invisible? Chill out for a couple of days and

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just pretend people I had disappeared. You are invisible in

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your videos. If you had to have a noun as a nickname, what would you

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choose and why? Teddy. Because it is kind of my name and it is quite

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cool. I used to be called Teddy when I was really young and went to

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primary school and there was another Teddie and that ruined the

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Fun! He has passed the test well, they were difficult questions. Her

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are randomly generated. Bent you very much. Delight and music

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handout back to normal. -- thank you very much, a light and music

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can go back to normal. You will show us how you do what you do and

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will perform my favourite track later. If you have been watching,

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you will know we have been raising money for Children in Need by

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getting everybody to hold bake sales and now the CBBC's dogs are

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getting involved. We were getting a bonny involved but he cannot hold a

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whisk! -- Barney. What are you doing? I'm am busy

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making delicious gingerbread for the Blue Peter bake sales. Can I

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have one, please, please?! A of core us, 50p each. A day do not

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have -- of course you can, 50p each. I do not have money. Party pure

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filth the balls of my lovely gingerbread! -- keep your filthy

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hands off my lovely gingerbread. Gas mark 3, at their new need

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ingredients. Get ready. First, you need to civet. Get that off your

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head! You will have to wash that before we use it. We do not want

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your dog fur in my cakes! Put ginger and bicarbonate of soda

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together and get an adult... light your grandma! A putt the

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ingredients in a pan and when they are melted, add it to the dry

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ingredients and mix it which will make a dough like this. What are

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you doing? What are you doing?! You are getting flees over the next! Do

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people want baked goods made by a dog scratching himself? Get out of

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here, you filthy animal! That is lovely. Welcome back, have

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you washed your hands? I have washed my balls! That is why he is

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here, the comedy keeps on rolling. -- I have washed my paws. Use a cut

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it to cut out the shapes of your biscuits. I have used this shape.

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Dog bones! It is not that funny! And when you have done that, get an

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adult to put them into the oven for about 10 minutes until they are

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lovely and golden brown. What am I supposed to do for 10 minutes? A

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war should this up, it is a pigsty -- wash this up. When your biscuits

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on nice and Brown, get an addled... For your grandma. Yes, to get them

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out of the oven. And this is 18 -- I made earlier. A look a bit boring.

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-- they look. I would not pay 50p. You decorate them with icing, but

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it is all for charity. And for those people who find the idea of

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making a -- of having a dog shaped biscuit horrible, a you can make

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them like Pudsey instead. What are you doing? You only �15! Come here!

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It is for charity! Barney is going to be levied. War do you think? --

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What do you think. I do not fancy them either. The information is on

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our website and we are counting on your support to raise money for

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Children in Need, so get baking! Get baking and be creative with

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ingredients or be creative with a pen and paper. I have a sketch pad

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and crayons and pencils, I would like you to do a self portrait.

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That is not a long time and I will explain why it is worth it. It is a

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new project and if you ever wanted to get your face famous and are

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between four and 16, this is your chance. Upload your portrait to

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their website, they will get the images and make a big portrait of

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the Queen's spate -- Queen's face which they will project on to

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Buckingham Palace. We think it could look something like that.

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That portrait is made up of all the entries so get involved and be

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creative. Face Britain is animating project which has a lot of people

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involved and this person has been seen by everybody all over the

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world and has worked with Top Shop, she has worked with some of the top

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British fashion designers and America -- and American, this is

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Daisy. Welcome to the show. Let's talk about the portraits. Face

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Britain gives the everybody a chance to get involved. This is

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amazing. This is particularly realistic and I like the blue at

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the side and the red under the eyes. It is a stereotypical portrait

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close up but you can do different board -- different versions. This

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is a collage, he likes football and music, what about the stripes?

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like it, very nice, very call for. He is obviously happy with that

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rainbow effect. These are on the website. This is an abstract

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portrait, described that. Very complimentary colours and floating

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in the corner, there is no right or wrong, it is not as you would

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expect. You can also do photographic portrait and I have

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done one, would you like to see? Steady! What do you think? What am

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I saying? You have a multiple personality! I was trying to say

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that I like to do a lot of different things, to use my

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computer and to drink coffee and to clean my football kit, I could not

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do that in one picture. And could you show us your masterpiece?

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three minutes is not a long time. It is not, but what an amazing

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affect! I like their hair, it looks like

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you. I have a big mouth because I like to talk and a rainbow, nice

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and colourful! Now ice eyelashes. love your work. But you of the

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artist here today so we have set up something for you and have your

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favourite way of drawing with felt tips, talk us through it. I do draw

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and a plane of the face. -- I draw an outline of the face. And I will

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draw the hair. A you have to do this a few times. You do not get it

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right straightaway and it does not have to be perfect. Does it change

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with how you feel? The yes, and I use different colours. So it could

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look different if you do it next week? It could. There is no right

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or wrong way, it is about being creative. If you would like to get

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involved and a between four and 16, do a self portrait and uploaded to

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the website and hopefully they will use that image and use it to make

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the Queen's face. We hope to break a world record with this so the

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more we get involved, the more chance we have. We found something

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very exciting earlier, Daisy got in touch with Blue Peter when she was

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younger and you would have run up of a competition? That is how you

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got your Blue Peter badge, and we have a letter! This is 1985! This

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is your response signed by Peter Duncan! Amazing. De you remember

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that day, seeing your picture on with Peter? -- do you. Yes, and I

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still have my bad! You could be watching what she is doing and

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thinking, I would love to be a famous fashion designer. In 20

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years, you could be on with Peter doing what she is doing. Thank you

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very much for coming in, at no rush If you send something in it then

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you could get as silver badge. Here is how Felicity got her badge. She

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wrote to tell us about something she had done in his school and that

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letter got her a Blue Peter badge. And now she has made this picture

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and we think that this is worthy of a silver badge. She has no idea

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that when she gets home, I will be inside her house to surprise her.

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All we need to do it now is to wait. Hello, Felicity. I am not here to

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teach you to play the piano! Do you recognise this? Tell us about it.

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It was a drawing that I sent in. You already sent in a letter about

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a competition that you one. But now that you have sent us this picture,

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because it is so creative we think that it is a worthy of a silver

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Blue Peter badge. How do you feel? Brilliant. Is it a shock to come

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home and find me in the front room? Yes. Come to this side of the piano.

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Well done. Great stuff. And here is Daisy's self portrait. Everyone is

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getting creative today. Thank you for all your Postcomm up we love it.

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And we have got tons of letters you have sent in. There has been e-

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mails and questions about all kinds of things. People have been

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wondering where the cats are. Well they live just outside of London so

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it is difficult for them to come here every week. They have had a

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great Somerset. Just last week they went to at Cat Show in Kent. So

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they are still enjoying their lives as television personalities! We

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will see them sown. Well now Ed Sheeran has got a piece of kit that

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he uses in his live shows. Can you imagine being on Your Own and

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sounding as if there is an entire band behind you? He is going to

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show us just how he does it. Please welcome Ed Sheeran.

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This is the bit I have been looking forward to. You have got a little

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box called out -- called a loop station. You press record and then

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you play a chord. And I also use the guitar-led to make a sound like

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a drum. And then this is another note. And you layer the instruments

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on top. I would love to have a go. Have a go at doing a bit of beat

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boxing. That sounds pretty cool. I will double that up with my

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guitar. Just say something into the microphone. # Oh-oh.

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Now this gives you the opportunity to do a bit of rapping. RAPS.

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That was brilliant. I think we should tell everyone what is coming

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up on the show next week. Helen will be having tea with some very

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fussy eating animals. One guy who is not fussy about eating anything

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is Stefan Gates who were showers a very strange sight to everyday

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foodstuffs. Now the moment I have been looking forward to. It is Ed

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 57 seconds

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Sheeran, and with You Need Me, I HE SINGS. # Suffolk sadly seems to

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sort of suffocate me. # You need me, man, I don't need

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you. # You need me, man, I don't need

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you. # You need me, man, I don't need

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you. # Does he write his own tune?

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# Does he write his own verse? # Or need another wordsmith, to

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make the tune sell? # Call yourself a singer-writer,

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you're just bluffing. # Your name's on the credits and

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you didn't write nothing. # I sing fast, I know that my

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stuff's cool. # I will blast, and I didn't go to

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Brit School. # I came fast with the way I act,

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right? # I can't last, if I'm smoking on a

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crack pipe. # I won't be a product of my genre.

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# My mind will always be stronger than my songs are.

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# Never believe what the fake guys feed to ya.

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# Always read the stories that you hear in Wikipedia.

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# And musically I'm demonstrating. # When I perform live, feels like I

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am meditating. # Times at The Enterprise when some

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fella filmed me. # A young singer-writer like

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Gabriella Cilmi. # You need me, man, I don't need

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you. # You need me, man, I don't need

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you. # You need me, man, I don't need

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you, at all. # You need me, man, I don't need

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you. # You need me, man, I don't need

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you. # You need me, man, I don't need

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 57 seconds

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# You need me, man, I don't need you.

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# You need me, man, I don't need you.

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# You need me, man, I don't need you, at all.

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