Before TikTok Inspired a Rising Tide for Sea Shanties, the Beach Boys Charted One of Their Own

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Indian Premier League auction was suspended on Saturday morning after auctioneer Hugh Edmeades suddenly collapsed on stage.Edmeades was conducting the IPL auction event for the fourth successive season in Bengalaru at 3:30pm local time while overseeing the bidding on the third set of players when he collapsed.The 62-year-old was tended to by paramedics while staff from the attending teams watched on in horror.Proceedings were temporarily halted by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), who later revealed he was in “stable” condition and that he had collapsed from the podium due to low blood pressure.The IPL have since confirmed Edmeades suffered from Postural Hypotension, leaving him light-headed and faint.Their statement read: “Mr Hugh Edmeades, the IPL Auctioneer, had an unfortunate fall due to Postural Hypotension during the IPL Auction this afternoon.“The medical team attended to him immediately after the incident and he is stable. Mr.

Instagram to put on a very busty display as she enjoyed a scenic walk earlier today.The model sent pulses racing in a revealing red top that just about managed to hold in her assets, as she accessorised her look with a playful cowboy hat and fringed jacket, while soaking up the sun.Donning a red bralet and navy jacket which featured white fringe detail, the Pretty Little Thing model took her 19 million followers on a walk with her.Seemingly out for a sunny stroll on her own, Demi kindly gave her followers a birds-eye view of her outfit of the day, which no doubt sent temperatures soaring.Captioning the short clip to Lou Reed's Take A Walk On The Wild Side, the Midlands-born star gave her fans more than an eyeful.The red top featured a bejewelled "D" hanging off the front and just about managed to keep the model's assets contained.Dressed patriotically in blue and red, she sported a tiny pair of white spandex shorts where Demi showcased her stunning hourglass shape in the revealing outfit.She finished her Wild West-inspired look with a red cowboy head that featured white beading.Giving her fans a close-up at the end of the clip, Demi allowed for a closer inspection of her make-up look.Styling her flame-haired locks into loose curls, the model had opted for a natural, rose-coloured lip with a glam eye, including winged eyeliner.In a later story, Demi panned the scenic landscape around her for fans, not letting her enviable figure pose a distraction.The look comes a day after she stripped off for a raunchy Valentine's photoshoot which saw her bare all in red underwear.The model took to her stories to give fans a sneak peek of her upcoming photos featuring a very romantic atmosphere.In the snaps, Demi could be seen styled

US congresswoman was brutally mocked after getting her very serious political comment confused with a chilled tomato soup.Republican representative Majorie Taylor Greene attended an interview on One America News Network on Wednesday (February 9) and expressed her views on the government's use of Capitol Police.But she triggered a wave of jokes on Twitter when she ranted about the "gazpacho police" – which people believed she wanted to say "Gestapo police", the Nazi secret police.In the interview she told host Dan Ball: "Not only do we have the D.C jail, which is the D.C gulag, but now we have Nancy Pelosi’s gazpacho police spying on members of Congress, spying on the legislative work that we do, spying on our staff and spying on American citizens that want to come talk to their representatives."Her mistake didn't go unnoticed and the internet was quick to fill with memes and jokes on the "soup spies".One said: "Whatever you do, don’t get her started on the Luftwaffle."Another wrote: "As you can tell, she’s not souper great at her job."A third added: "The use of gazpacho tactics by Nancy Pelosi is chilling."Want all the latest shocking news and views from all over the world straight into your inbox?We've got the best royal scoops, crime dramas and breaking stories - all delivered in that Daily Star style you love.Our great newsletters will give you all you need to know, from hard news to that bit of glamour you need every day. They'll drop straight into your inbox and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...Spanish chef Jose Andres, who has opened a few restaurants in US, also jumped into the "gazpacho" bandwagon and tweeted: "Stop by for a glass anytime.

Mark Schilling Japan CorrespondentTokyo has been the nerve center of Japan’s movie industry for more than a century. Kyoto, the country’s ancient capital, has a proud filmmaking tradition, especially for samurai period films, but all the major film companies — Toho, Toei, Shochiku, Nikkatsu and Kadokawa — are headquartered in Tokyo and operate studios in either Tokyo or the Tokyo metro region.

The Roots have shared a cover of Olivia Rodrigo‘s ‘Driver’s License’ in the style of a sea shanty.The Tonight Show host and his house band are the latest to hop on the newfound TikTok trend of sea shanties, a trend kickstarted by Scottish postman Nathan Evans.Putting their own spin on Rodrigo’s record-breaking hit, which recently became the fastest song in history to reach 200million Spotify streams, Fallon and The Roots’ 45-second rendition of the mega hit can be watched below.Evans recently revealed that he quit his job as a postman after his rendition of the 19th-century sea shanty ‘Soon May The Wellerman Come’ landed in the UK Top 10.He has since released ‘Wellerman’ as an official single after signing a record deal with Polydor.

Have we reached peak shanty yet? You might think that Nickelback getting involved is the death knell. But seemingly not, as the latest TikTok fad is still resulting in deals aplenty.Today it’s the turn of The Longest Johns, who hit the UK top 40 on Friday with their version of nineteenth century song ‘Soon May The Wellerman Come’.

TikTok star Nathan Evans has gone from postman to Polydor in a very short amount of time.

TikTok sea shanty craze has quit his job as a postman after his single crashed into the Top 10.Nathan Evans, 26, helped bring exposure to the craze on the social media app with his version of ‘Wellerman’.The track was a cover of The Longest Johns’ version of the 19th-century sea shanty ‘Soon May The Wellerman Come’. The Bristol band’s version also went viral on TikTok last year.Evans has since released ‘Wellerman’ as an official single after signing a record deal with Polydor.

TikTok star Nathan Evans is heading for the highest new entry on this week’s Official Singles Chart with his Sea Shanty debut single Wellerman.

Scots postie who kicked off a viral sea shanty TikTok trend is poised to enter the top 10 on the UK’s Official Singles Chart.Nathan Evans, from Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, has become an internet star after his Wellerman hit caught the attention of stars including Gary Barlow and Andrew Lloyd Webber.The 26-year-old, who has now given up his day job with the Royal Mail, has gone on to sign a record deal with Polydor Records.The song is set to be the highest new entry on the charty, according to the official first look, based on preliminary sales and early streaming reports.Evans previously told how he first started singing the genre in a bid to bring everyone together during tough times.He said: "Back in the day when the shanties were sung,

so-called #ShantyTok. Going viral by crooning traditional sea shanties — “Drunken Sailor” among the most well known — landed former mail carrier Nathan Evans a contract with record label Polydor, the Scottish Sun reported.

BBC Radio 4’s Today programme. “I did a sea shanty back in July 2020, just because someone had asked in a comment under one of my videos.“So I uploaded that and it reached 1.1m views.

Nathan Evans, the Scottish postman who became a sensation on TikTok with his sea shanty performances, has signed a record deal with Polydor.

The Scottish postman behind the viral sea shanties TikTok craze has signed a mega record deal.

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past couple of weeks, you'll be aware that sea shanties are the latest global music trend sparked by TikTok.

TikTok‘s viral Sea Shanty craze.Royal Mail worker Nathan Evans became a viral hit on the social media app in December, where his performances of the traditional sailor songs garnered millions of views.Nathan’s biggest hit came in the form of the New Zealand folk song ‘The Wellerman’ – which has been viewed a staggering 4.3 million times.Now, Snow has posted his own version of the song on Twitter with the caption: “Sea shanties! Bringing us in the Pandemic together as never before!” You can view the clip below.Sea shanties! Bringing us in the Pandemic together as never before! pic.twitter.com/PCBiqw3qOg— Jon Snow (@jonsnowC4) January 15, 2021The songs were originally sung by merchant seamen as they carried out day-to-day tasks on ships.“When

timelessly chic fisherman sweaters.The trend apparently began with Scottish musician and mail carrier Nathan Evans, 26, who shares solo performances of today’s hits and folk music on TikTok. A recent clip of Evans’ rendition of “Soon May the Wellerman Come,” originally shared in December, has since been scooped by a number of other songmen of social media, each of whom added their own harmonies to the buoyant ditty.