This duo put a Scottish twist on a popular TikTok trend
The trend took off last year as TikTok users began to sing acapella versions of the 2007 Mika hit, with people layering up harmonies before hitting the high notes in the much-loved chorus.
Now Braw – who use close harmonies in all their songs - have put their own Scottish stamp on the trend by changing the lyrics. To add even more Scottish vibes, the video was recorded at Crossbill Gin Distillery in Glasgow, where Andrew works. The 29-year-old, based in South Lanarkshire, said: “We knew given our singing style that we’d be able to give the challenge a good go but we wanted to bring our personalities to it.
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