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Kate Plummer
Oct 05, 2022
Liz Truss asked if she 'enjoys chaos' during frosty interview
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Liz Truss is speaking at the Tory party conference today and that only means one thing.
Policies? Awkward jokes? Well yes, but the main thing is it means she needs to choose a song to walk out to.
According to the BBC's political editor Chris Mason, she has chosen a 90's hit to stride out to.
He's also been told that the speech will be around 25 minutes long.
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With that tease ringing in the air, people on social media have been coming up with guesses as to what the mystery banger might be.
Some suggested she should walk out to No Doubt's Don't Speak:
\u201cNo Doubt - Don't Speak*\n\n*(or the markets might crash again)\u201d— Best for Britain (@Best for Britain) 1664961425
\u201cWill be: Tubthumping\nShould be: Don\u2019t Speak\u201d— Bebfoodman (@Bebfoodman) 1664956731
\u201cDon\u2019t Speak\u201d— Chris Ashworth-Bennion (@Chris Ashworth-Bennion) 1664955353
\u201cDon\u2019t speak.\n\nThat\u2019s not a guess at the 90s song, I just don\u2019t want her to speak.\u201d— RIP a-Scare \ud83e\udea6\ud83d\udc7b (@RIP a-Scare \ud83e\udea6\ud83d\udc7b) 1664959921
Others reckoned the Prodigy's Firestarter would be an appropriate choice:
\u201cFirestarter\u201d— Oli Mould (@Oli Mould) 1664956142
\u201c@ChrisMasonBBC Firestarter\u201d— Chris Mason (@Chris Mason) 1664955028
\u201cWhat, Firestarter?\u201d— Tom Fair (@Tom Fair) 1664956828
\u201cFirestarter or GTFO\u201d— BionicBanker (@BionicBanker) 1664956954
\u201c@ChrisMasonBBC Firestarter, presumably.\u201d— Chris Mason (@Chris Mason) 1664955028
\u201cFirestarter?\u201d— Neil Coyle (@Neil Coyle) 1664959556
Common People by Pulp was a popular idea:
\u201c@Daviemoo Common People by Pulp would work pretty nicely.\u201d— Daviemoo #WeDeserveBetter (@Daviemoo #WeDeserveBetter) 1664955865
\u201c\ud83c\udfb5you\u2019ll never live like common people \ud83c\udfb5\u201d— Azlan (@Azlan) 1664957211
\u201cArriving on stage to Pulp - Common People. \n(Can't believe there was actually a gif to correspond with this \ud83e\udd23)\u201d— Stephen McCarthy (@Stephen McCarthy) 1664956012
\u201cCommon People by Pulp\u201d— Bethany Black patreon.com/bethanyblack (@Bethany Black patreon.com/bethanyblack) 1664957716
As was D:Ream, Things Can Only Get Better, which was famously used by Labour in 1997 in the run up to their successful general election win:
\u201cIf it\u2019s D:ream \u2018Things Can Only Get Better\u2019 I\u2019ll pee my pants\u201d— Greg Owen (@Greg Owen) 1664957594
\u201c@ChrisMasonBBC Things can only get better?\u201d— Chris Mason (@Chris Mason) 1664955028
\u201cPlease let it be D:Ream\u201d— Sebastian Payne (@Sebastian Payne) 1664958372
\u201cThings can only get better?\u201d— Ayesha Hazarika (@Ayesha Hazarika) 1664955179
Here are a couple of other suggestions people had:
\u201cOops I Did It Again\u201d— Greg Jenner (@Greg Jenner) 1664959821
\u201c\u2018If you tolerate this then your children will be next\u2019.\u201d— Natasha Devon \ud83c\udf08\ud83d\udc99 (@Natasha Devon \ud83c\udf08\ud83d\udc99) 1664960353
\u201cI hope its Boyz II Men - End Of The Road\u201d— Rebekka (@Rebekka) 1664961805
Something makes us think she won't enlist the support of Twitter in helping her make her decision.
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