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Malcolm Turnbull thunderstruck by AC/DC question but Twitter fills void Malcolm Turnbull thunderstruck by AC/DC question but Twitter fills void
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Prime minister’s office sends out a tweet asking for song requests – how could anything possibly go wrong?
Chloe Watson
Mon 20 Nov 2017 07.44 GMT
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The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, was seemingly caught off-guard on Monday morning when asked about his favourite AC/DC song during an interview with the radio station Triple M Brisbane.The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, was seemingly caught off-guard on Monday morning when asked about his favourite AC/DC song during an interview with the radio station Triple M Brisbane.
Fumbling through words, the prime minister responded, “Ah … well, tell me, what’s your favourite? … Run through a few more” and Twitter was quick to judge.Fumbling through words, the prime minister responded, “Ah … well, tell me, what’s your favourite? … Run through a few more” and Twitter was quick to judge.
Breaking: Turnbull cancels Parliament to avoid AC/DC questions in Question Time.Breaking: Turnbull cancels Parliament to avoid AC/DC questions in Question Time.
That is an automatic loss of citizenship.That is an automatic loss of citizenship.
Imagine going onto Triple M BRISBANE without a working knowledge of at least ONE acca dacca tune https://t.co/nsjQ0LaJpjImagine going onto Triple M BRISBANE without a working knowledge of at least ONE acca dacca tune https://t.co/nsjQ0LaJpj
Jumping in on the joke, the official account of the office of the prime minister sent out a tweet asking for song requests. How could things possibly go wrong?Jumping in on the joke, the official account of the office of the prime minister sent out a tweet asking for song requests. How could things possibly go wrong?
“Alright, alright,” it said. “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,” it said. “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/DJwJaJR2F9Alright, 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
From Short Memory by Midnight Oil to Talkin’ ‘bout a Revolution by Tracy Chapman, Twitter users responded with all too seemingly relevant song requests.From Short Memory by Midnight Oil to Talkin’ ‘bout a Revolution by Tracy Chapman, Twitter users responded with all too seemingly relevant song requests.
I’m sure Malcolm will be hearing a lot of this song after the next election https://t.co/69kEf1SGiJI’m sure Malcolm will be hearing a lot of this song after the next election https://t.co/69kEf1SGiJ
The Whitlams - Gough. The PM may learn a thing or two https://t.co/Yq1llTzpmfThe Whitlams - Gough. The PM may learn a thing or two https://t.co/Yq1llTzpmf
Short Memory- Midnight oilShort Memory- Midnight oil
Working Class Man as suggested by @SallyMcManus.Working Class Man as suggested by @SallyMcManus.
Others took the opportunity to jog the prime minister’s memory.Others took the opportunity to jog the prime minister’s memory.
AC/DC - Highway to Hell?AC/DC - Highway to Hell?
The lack of commitment to the cause also did not go unnoticed by some social media users.The lack of commitment to the cause also did not go unnoticed by some social media users.
You've made him a playlist with two songs? https://t.co/J6tCLmGBb4You've made him a playlist with two songs? https://t.co/J6tCLmGBb4
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