David Eagle

Here is an assorted selection of clips showcasing some of David’s work.

Take It On The Chin #FreeSpeech

Smells Like Shanty Spirit

Killing My Dog For Satan

Ian Dury and The Blockheads Vs Tetris (Mashup) – DJ David Eagle and MC Squared

David Bowie Vs Super Mario (Mashup) – DJ David Eagle and MC Squared

Bad Boy

Theresa May Fields Of Wheat Song Parody

Candace Payne Laughs The Classics

Do The Maths

This is the song of a maths geek who is going through confusing relationship problems. In a desperate attempt to understand his girlfriend and salvage his relationship, he treats his situation like a mathematical equation, and sets to work trying to solve it. Over the course of this song he lays bare his heart to us, and eventually comes to a conclusion, all the while showing us his workings as he goes. So basically, it’s just your standard cliche pop song really.

George Formby Parody

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SPIN DOCTOR WHO AND THE DALEKS

In response to the news that Peter Capaldi was to be the new Doctor Who, David imagined how the show might pan out from this moment on, given Capaldi’s previous acting role playing the foul-mouthed, ruthless Spin Doctor Malcolm Tucker in Armando Iannucci’s TV comedy the Thick of It.

Sir David Attenborough Snubs Gay Animals

In 2013 Sir David Attenborough came under fire from a media lecturer for snubbing gay animals. This clip explores this point and considers the possible ramifications this allegation might have had for Sir David Attenborough.

David Eagle’s Earwig

David Eagle’s Earwig features re-enactments of some of David’s favourite overheard conversations.

David Eagle’s Blind Spot

David Eagle dramatises a couple of anecdotes relating to people’s attitudes to blindness. In this so-far one-off instalment, we look at the supposedly basic and mundane activity of road crossing.

David Eagle’s Generic, Lazy Football Anthem

Guru Eagle Presents: Now That’s What I Call Meditation Music

Eskimo Kissing Song

Leona Lewis Song Parody, Bleating Love

World’s Oldest Standup Comedy Gig

In 2008, some research uncovered some of the world’s oldest recorded jokes, dating as far back as 1900 BC. David takes us back in time to BC to listen in on the world’s oldest stand up comedy gig.