The Today show panel got a rude shock on Friday morning when popular DJ and music producer Fisher appeared on the show.
Fisher, 36, was being interviewed about a gig he is about to play in Los Angeles that will shut down Hollywood Boulevard for 12 hours, when host Karl Stefanovic asked him to do his trademark tongue squeal.
After co-host Sarah Abo encouraged Karl to mimic Fisher’s strange vocalisation, he said his tongue was too short.
Fisher quickly quipped back with an X-rated joke: ‘Karl, I feel sorry for your woman.’
The Today hosts burst into laughter as Sarah remarked ‘I hope Jas isn’t listening,’ referring to Karl’s wife Jasmine.
The Today show panel got a rude shock on Friday morning when popular DJ and music producer Fisher appeared on the show
After regaining his composure, Karl said ‘he means, for the kids out there who are watching… in conversation, I’m not multilingual.’
It comes as the rambunctious Fisher released a new promo for his alcoholic seltzer brand Hard FIZZ last month that left fans horrified.
The ad, promoting the Australian DJ’s new Extra Strength range, went viral on social media and pays a cheeky nod to the beloved Carlton ‘Big Ad’ beer commercial from 2005.
After co-host Sarah Abo encouraged Karl to mimic Fisher’s strange vocalisation, he said his tongue was too short. Fisher quickly quipped back with an X-rated joke: ‘Karl, I feel sorry for your woman’
The Today hosts burst into laughter as Sarah remarked ‘I hope Jas isn’t listening,’ referring to Karl’s wife Jasmine
In the promo, several cardboard Fisher cut-outs appear to be laughing while holding the new seltzer can on a beach.
They’re standing in a crowd as another cardboard cut-out of Fisher appears to perform on the decks, all while the tense music of O Fortuna from Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana plays in the background.
The hilarious video sparked laughs across social media, but fans – and even friends of the artist – have pointed out one haunting detail.
It comes as the rambunctious Fisher released a new promo for his alcoholic seltzer brand Hard FIZZ last month that left fans horrified
In the promo, several cardboard Fisher cutouts appear to be laughing while holding the new seltzer can on a beach. They’re standing in a crowd as another cardboard cutout of the 36-year-old appears to perform on the decks, all while tense music plays in the background
‘Imagine all those laughs in unison,’ one fan commented on Fisher’s Instagram post, pointing out the DJ’s signature loud cackle.
‘I feel I’ve had a nightmare similar to this honestly….’ fellow DJ Chris Lake commented, to which Fisher replied ‘F**K OFF’ with laugh-crying emojis.
‘This is scary,’ another fan wrote.
Fisher, whose real name is Paul Nicholas Fisher, and his wife Chloe, 31, made more than $10million in a year after launching their hard seltzer brand during the height of the Covid pandemic
Fisher, whose real name is Paul Nicholas Fisher, and his wife Chloe, 31, made more than $10million in a year after launching their hard seltzer brand during the height of the Covid pandemic.
Fisher is best known for his 2018 hit Losing It, which reached No. 35 on the Australian charts and No. 1 on the U.S. dance charts.
He also topped the Billboard dance charts with his follow up single, You Little Beauty and was nominated for both an ARIA Award and a Grammy Award for Losing It.
He was a pro surfer before turning his hand at music.
