Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has tried to smooth over today’s embarrassing AC/DC cock-up by throwing his hands in the air, admitting he has sh*t taste in music and begging the nation to school him with some hot playlist tips.
And it has backfired, spectacularly.
ICYMI: in the wake of AC/DC’s founding rhythm axeman Malcolm Young’s sad passing on Saturday, the PM got quizzed on Triple M about his favourite Acca Dacca song and he. could. not. name. a. single. one.
Now, his Big Gun PR team have devised what we’re sure seemed like a genius way to address the national outrage that sparked over the Dirty Deed.
Taking to Twitter, they wrote: “Alright, alright. The PM needs a refresh on his Aussie music so we’re making him a playlist, starting with @acdc and a bit of @braithwaite_d. Tweet us your suggestions.”
Alright, alright. The PM needs a refresh on his Aussie music so we’re making him a playlist, starting with @acdc and a bit of @braithwaite_d. Tweet us your suggestions. pic.twitter.com/DJwJaJR2F9
— The PMO (@thepmo) November 20, 2017
What could possibly go wrong, right?
Well HELLS BELLS did they get ~Shot Down In Flames~, with poor old Malcolm getting Thunderstruck by High Voltage burns from across the nation.
Behold some of Australia’s best musical tips for the Prime Minister’s new playlist, below.
The Whitlams – Gough. The PM may learn a thing or two https://t.co/Yq1llTzpmf
— Jonathon Mann (@themann) November 20, 2017
I have a suggestion pic.twitter.com/GsBGqDx8zd
— Jon Westenberg (@Jonwestenberg) November 20, 2017
I made a playlist just for you, Malcolm. pic.twitter.com/Uw3pwdjzff
— Jake Holman (@JacobLeigh) November 20, 2017
Working class man #MyFavouriteACDCsong
— Sally McManus (@sallymcmanus) November 20, 2017
Short Memory- Midnight oil
— Heathy McHeathface (@Heath_McGregor) November 20, 2017
Make sure it includes “One Summer” because that’s all Mal might have left #auspol
— Rob (@AusRob) November 20, 2017
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