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LadBaby have teamed up with MoneySavingExpert's Martin Lewis to rework the Band Aid song Do They Know It's Christmas? in an attempt to set a new chart ...

Their third successive Christmas number one was in 2020 with 'Don't Stop Me Eatin', a parody of Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin'. In 2019, the family had their second Christmas number one with 'I Love Sausage Rolls', a parody of 'I love Rock and Roll', originally by Alan Merrill. Last year, they made chart history by securing the Christmas number one for a fourth consecutive year, becoming the first musicians to do so in the 70 years of the Official Christmas Chart.

LadBaby has teamed up with Martin Lewis, Band-Aid's Bob Geldof, Midge Ure and a whole host of 'stars' for his fifth Christmas No 1 attempt.

So the need to help and support people struggling across the UK is profound. But behind the hilarity, the reason for making the track is to raise as much money as we possibly can for the Trussell Trust and the Band Aid Trust. The nearest I’ve ever got to thinking about a Christmas number one is going to the loo on Boxing Day after too much orange juice the day before. Plus, he's had special permission from Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to parody Band Aid as Food Aid, with 50 per cent of profits going to the Band Aid Trust and the other half to the food bank charity. We hope the real stars now get involved and get behind the track. Nevertheless, despite the awkward situation, Martin Lewis shows up before they kick off the fun festive recording for charity, which can be viewed below.

The MoneySavingExpert founder lends his singing voice to LadBaby's Do They Know It's Christmas Band Aid parody to raise money for food banks.

Don't enjoy it and hate novelty songs / me / LadBaby, please feel free to donate anyway." Martin belts out lines including: "This Christmas time, charity's really coming home," and: "Tonight we're reaching out and helping you," in reworked versions of the famous Band Aid lyrics. The couple said: "We never intended to release a fifth Christmas single but as ambassadors of the Trussell Trust we were not prepared to sit back and do nothing in a year when people are struggling more than ever." In a very different role than fans are used to seeing him in, Martin Lewis lends his singing voice to the new single and can be seen crooning into a microphone in the official music video that was released today, Wednesday December 16. My main hope is it raises awareness that, sadly, terribly, far too many in the UK need foodbanks." The new single Food Aid from LadBaby couple Mark and Roxanne Hoyle is a parody of the famous Band Aid hit Do They Know It's Christmas, featuring lookalikes of music stars such as Elton John, Paul McCartney, Adele, Stormzy and Ed Sheeran, as well as the MoneySavingExpert founder himself.

The act has become the first-ever allowed to rework Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas.

We HAVE to do whatever it takes to build a future where all of us can afford to go to sleep with a full stomach.” “It just didn’t feel right roping in lots of megastars to sing about a cost-of-living crisis,” they said. “When Mark and Roxanne contacted me out-of-the-blue to ask if I’d join them in Food Aid I thought they’d confused me with someone else,” Martin Lewis said of the collaboration.

Food bank donations can't keep up with demand says the charity set to benefit from the latest Christmas charity single by social media stars LadBaby.

They then went one better with a fourth record hit the following year featuring Ed Sheeran and Elton John, which was a rework of their own festive song Merry Christmas. The couple, which have millions of followers across Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, then returned in 2019 with I Love Sausage Rolls. But ultimately, no one in the UK should need a food bank – all of us should have enough money for the essentials like food, clothing and heating.

Mark Hoyle of LadBaby has said he recruited Martin Lewis for his latest festive single because the MoneySavingExpert founder really knows about the ...

We gave him the Bono line and he delivered. “He has helped me when I wanted to get my mortgage. after getting permission from co-writers Bob Geldof and Midge Ure.

The husband and wife duo have joined forces with Martin Lewis for their take on Do They Know It's Christmas?

The track, which sees the duo - Mark and Roxanne Hoyle - release their take on Live Aid single Do They Know It's Christmas?, marking their fifth bid at a UK Christmas No.1. LadBaby have unleashed their Food Aid single to raise funds for the The husband and wife duo have joined forces with Martin Lewis for their take on Do They Know It's Christmas?

It's that time of year again - it's time to defrost Michael Buble and Mariah Carey as the race for the Christmas number one rages on.

WBC Heavyweight boxing champion, Tyson Fury, has also released a song with the intention of reaching Christmas number one. ‘Pointless’, which will feature on his upcoming studio album ‘Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent’, is 25/1 to reach number one at Christmas with Bet365. The show will be broadcast live on BBC Radio One. According to Bet365, they are 1/10 to win the race. SkyBet and Paddy Power have given it much shorter odds however - 10/1 and 9/1, respectively. Second favourites are the Sidemen and KSI, with their record ‘Christmas Drillings’ featuring hip-hop legend JME.

Nottingham YouTube celebrity LadBaby Mark Hoyle has embarked on his mission to secure a fifth consecutive Christmas number one.

When he first came in we had to encourage him to sing and, by the end of it, we had to tell him to stop." LadBaby and Roxanne have previously raised more than £1.2 million for the Trussell Trust through their chart-topping endeavours and branded partnerships. We gave him the Bono line and he delivered. Only The Beatles and pop group Spice Girls have come anywhere near close to securing four Christmas number ones on the bounce like the Nottingham couple. Instead of having the help of legendary pop stars, it's Nottingham YouTube celebrity LadBaby Mark Hoyle has embarked on his mission to secure a fifth consecutive Christmas number one.

It's that time of year again - it's time to defrost Michael Buble and Mariah Carey as the race for the Christmas number one rages on.

WBC Heavyweight boxing champion, Tyson Fury, has also released a song with the intention of reaching Christmas number one. ‘Pointless’, which will feature on his upcoming studio album ‘Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent’, is 25/1 to reach number one at Christmas with Bet365. The show will be broadcast live on BBC Radio One. According to Bet365, they are 1/10 to win the race. SkyBet and Paddy Power have given it much shorter odds however - 10/1 and 9/1, respectively. Second favourites are the Sidemen and KSI, with their record ‘Christmas Drillings’ featuring hip-hop legend JME.

LadBaby has praised Martin Lewis' singing on their remake of Band Aid's hit in a bid for Christmas number one.

We gave him the Bono line and he delivered. [Comment Now](#metro-comments-container) [Ed Sheeran](https://metro.co.uk/tag/ed-sheeran/) and [Sir Elton John](https://metro.co.uk/tag/elton-john/). ‘He has helped me when I wanted to get my mortgage. He more than most helps everyone. [BBC Breakfast](https://metro.co.uk/tag/bbc-breakfast/), he said: ‘We wanted to get someone involved that knows about the struggles that are facing a lot of families at the minute.