Clive Palmer dons a onesie for weird YouTube stunt

One of Australia’s most powerful politicians and businessmen, Clive Palmer MP, has donned a bunny-themed onesie and danced his heart out in a YouTube video for a Southern Cross Austereo radio station.

Clive Palmer

Clive Palmer dons a onesie and stars in his own dance music YouTube video. Source: YouTube

The stunt saw the billionaire get down to the popular dance hit, Peanut Butter Jelly, smearing peanut butter over a ‘fake Tony Abbott’ wearing red speedos, while surrounded by a team of female office workers in aerobics gear.

The federal leader of Palmer United sings his own satirical version of the track, with lyrics promoting his party and ‘hating’ on the political alternatives.

“Vote one Palmer United. Prioritising,” Mr Palmer sings.

“Abbott is in the p**. The Liberal Party has fallen. Realising. And Shorten doesn’t have a clue.”
The YouTube footage has garnered over 1,3000 Facebook likes.

The video was released on the same day the Vimal Sharma as its Canning by-election candidate, as part of its campaign to protect GST revenue staying in Western Australia.

Mr Palmer also appeared on the show’s, dancing to the Culture Club tune, Karma Chameleon, with 92.9's breakfast hosts Heidi, Will and Woody.


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Published 24 August 2015 6:20pm
Updated 24 August 2015 10:37pm
Source: SBS

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