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David Hasselhoff's Cover Of LunchMoney Lewis' Bills Is Beyond Enthusiastic!

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Wednesday, June 17, 2015 - 11:54

We think this is the most enthusiastic performance of Bills we've ever heard, and we certainly didn't think it was David Hasselhoff singing it!

The actor made an appearance on Capital London Breakfast Show with Dave Berry & Lisa Snowdon this morning (June 17), where he took on LunchMoney Lewis' chart topping track and surprised us all with his rendition.

Though there are lots to choose from, our favourite part has to be when The Hoff sings 'god damn oh man god damn oh man'.

If we could get that as a ringtone, that'd be great.

In other Hoff news, the Baywatch star has revealed he has no need for viagra, and infact is in need of an anti-viagra.

TMI? Soz.

"But that's one problem I don't have – if anything, I am trying to find an anti-Viagra pill because my girlfriend keeps saying, 'Why is it that you want it every day?' And I'm like, 'Because I find it takes the edge off things’."

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Played by a bevvy of on-screen beauties, Catwoman is well on her way to having nine lives but our favourite versions were undoubtedly Anne Hathaway and Halle Berry, who flaunted their feline charms until they had Batman purring in the palm of their paws.

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There was outrage when Ben Affleck was cast as the caped crusader following Christian Bale’s almost decade-long reign in the role. But fans are slowly coming round to the idea of ‘Batfleck’, who’ll make his silver screen debut as the character next year.

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