The story behind Crazy Frog

[anonymous-user]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4210407.stm

[EddyB]

Well at least everyone knows that they didn't create it... and at least that guy is making some cash

[zetec]

Has anyone else noticed, that in papers and magazines they are starting to censor his little 'willy'??

[wedg1e]

I figured this must have happened: some weeks ago I tried the link that was posted on PH last year and it didn't work. Next thing, we're inundated with the bloody ringtone ads. Obviously they leaned on him to take it off his website so they wouldn't lose money...

[cotty]

At least we know who to shoot for inventing it.

This advert is on sometimes twice every advert break depending which channel your watching.

This is certainly the case where a time machine would be useful, go back in time and tell him NO

[cotty]

your lucky then

[billb]

all novelty ringtones are chav sh*te in my humble opinion esp this one

cant believe how much cash theyve made though

[nutcase]

I wish MTV and other music channels would bloody well look at the ratings- they'd soon notice a nosedive in viewers when the poxy ad comes on...

[havoc]

I first came across this back in 2003 - the website with the 2 Ferrari F1 cars, one built in Italy (cue normal sound of F1 V10), one in India (cue now-annoying, but then rather funny, ding-di-di-ding...).

It's a good example of something funny taken TOO far.

[Apologies for the racist element in the paragraph above - absolutely not my views, just explaining the website]