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Tuesday, 21 February 2012

All Things Brit Part 5

Best International Group was awarded to Foo Fighters who were unable to attend but sent a video of drummer Taylor Hawkins saying thanks.
Foo Fighters Drummer Taylor Hawkins
Ed Sheeran won British Breakthrough Act, much to the delight of the crowd (and me!).
He beat some huge British names and thanked the fans as well as his manager, informing him that he 'needs a new sofa'. An inside joke to how Ed has a habit of sleeping on other people's sofas rather than booking into hotels maybe?

Next, Bruno Mars sang a jazz version of his hit, Just the Way You Are. It was different and interesting to hear and won over the crowd.



James then spoke to One Direction, joking about how they were allowed 'squash and a kids meal, nothing else', whilst commenting on the number of empty wine bottles on their table. He also referred to Harry Styles' past relationship with 32 year old Caroline Flack by commenting, "he loves a Loose Woman" and asking if he would be going home with Denise Welch. Much to the delight of One Direction haters everywhere.

All Things Brit Part 2

Oh dear, James Corden messed up his lines for Kylie's introduction. I think he must have been overwhelmed by how amazing she looks. Kylie awarded Adele Best Female Solo Artist. She is the first artist to sell over 3million copies of an album in a year in the UK.
She said to Kylie: "I feel like a drag queen next to you, I've got high heels on!"

"That's one hell of a successful tranny" commented James.

Jessie J and James Whitehall proved to be the best looking couple giving an award whilst announcing the International Male Solo Artist, which went to Bruno Mars.
Bruno promised his fans that his 2nd album was on its way before skipping off stage.

Olly Murs began his performance by hopping out of the top of a giant union jack painted heart. Before the awards he had been quoted as saying 'This will be the biggest performance I've ever done'.
A number of dancers were on stage with Olly, including plenty that stood in a heart formation at the front of the stage, hiding the Rizzle Kicks, ready for them to appear in time for their verse in Olly's song My Heart Skips a Beat.

James Corden then spoke to Jessie about her upcoming coaching role on BBC1's The Voice alongside Tom Jones, Will.I.Am and Danny from The Script.

Ed Sheeran finished Part Two with his stripped back rendition of Lego House using just his acoustic guitar for accompaniment. He had also changed out of his suit into a simple green t-shirt and jeans. Casual but amazing, Ed in every way.