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Randy Rainbow's 'Mueller Blues'

The American comedian, singer, and YouTube star is known for spoof interviews with famous figures and his musical parodies of political celebrities.

 Randy Rainbow's 'Mueller Blues'

By FYI Staff

The American comedian, singer, and YouTube star is known for spoof interviews with famous figures and his musical parodies of political celebrities. His latest lark turns the focus on Robert Mueller's report, titled “The Mueller Blues” set to the tune of “The God-Why-Don’t-You-Love-Me Blues” from Stephen Sondheim’s Follies.


“Repeatedly he stated, No collusion. I guess that he was right. Is he exonerated? Technically, not quite,” Rainbow sings. “His comments were off-color. He’d constantly deny and slander Mr. Mueller. Now look who’s his favorite guy. He’s got those maybe if I haven’t been so shady in the first place blues.”

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Karan Aujla & Ryan Tedder
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Karan Aujla & Ryan Tedder

Chart Beat

Karan Aujla's Super-Collab with OneRepublic and Ikky Debuts at No. 54 on Billboard Canadian Hot 100

Of the song "Tell Me," singer and producer Ryan Tedder tells Billboard that anyone not paying attention to the music of India or Southeast Asia is "asleep at the wheel." Canadian singer Alexander Stewart's radio hit "His Problem Instead" also debuts at No. 100.

Karan Aujla, Ikky and OneRepublic are telling it like it is and climbing the charts.

Their new collaboration, "Tell Me" has debuted on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100 for the chart dated March 15 at No. 54. The song is OneRepublic's first English-Punjabi effort.

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