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Hello and welcome to Friday's Radio 1 All Day Breakfast podcast. What a fun week it's been. Thank you for downloading this podcast and coming back for more and then more and then more. Today we had a gobble-off, finally.

We did wrong-uns. We also did the final of yesterday's quiz. We got you up to date with all the latest things. What else happened today? I mean, the start of the show. Start of the show. Obviously, the start of the show was an enormous cliffhanger, which I created on Instagram last night. Radio One Breakfast with Greg James. Off the chain, off the glass, off the flip, off the rip, off the everything.

Don't shave against the grain, shave with the grain. The biggest room in the world is room for improvement. Stay bold, beautiful, bald and sexy. And good morning. Welcome to the Radio 1 Breakfast Show. Friday morning. Friday the 13th, Callum. Oh my goodness. And I have made a promise on Instagram.

to let you know the answer to a huge question. We've been waiting weeks for this one. Weeks. So let me put it into context. Sir Isaac Newton's theory of gravity. Galileo realising the Earth revolves around the Sun. Benjamin Franklin discovering electricity. Yep. Incredible moments in humanity's understanding of the world and our thirst for knowledge. Callum, for hundreds of years, humanity has wrestled with these big questions. We have.

We've looked up at the sky and wondered, are we alone in this universe? We've looked inward and wondered, what is the meaning of life? We've looked at our world and we've tried to understand it. Today, one of those big questions gets answered. No, take this seriously. Does Pitbull know who Roald Dahl is? This was all because we realized that he was an author

Because he's got a new book out. And that would make him Roald Dahl-ay. I have received a reply from Mr305. My question was, on Thursday the 5th of June, can't wait for the show. By the way, are you a fan of Roald Dahl? Six days later, he replies, just seen this message. Not sure that's true. No, I don't know who that is. Oh.

and hope you enjoyed the show. Thank you, as always, for the support.

There you go. That's the start of the show. Then we did a big Pitbull medley, played all the Friday clips over Don't Stop the Party and we didn't. We had a great fun show today. Can I be sincere for a second? If you must. What I loved about the Pitbull thing with the whole thing, like there's the whole thing of it, is that we just made thousands and thousands of people care about if Pitbull knew Roald Dahl and then we got an answer all the way through.

All within the wonderful world of the show. And it goes back to the banning him years ago. Of course, yeah. The wonderful, windy path of it all. And then... It's so nice. All roads led to Roald Dahl. Yeah, and we just make a silly little joke...

Just trying to make each other laugh. And then it turns into a big wonderful thing with thousands and thousands of other people caring about if Pitbull knows Roald Dahl. I would love to. Isn't that nice? It is a lovely thing. That's the community spirit. He would be proud of that. That's what he does, isn't it? That's what he stands for. That's what the bald caps are. Did you see the guy that posted the comment on Instagram saying Coldplay, colourful wristbands, Pitbull, bald caps. And then the next logical step is to do illuminated bald caps. Yes.

and when Don't Stop the Party just like kicks they all go bang yeah but you have give me the green light green heads and then Fireball is like a sort of flame red yellowy orange type thing yeah

you could also use them at a Coldplay show for yellow yeah that also works you can use your ball caps and your wristbands and it's all really good that's really sustainable as well it is sustainable it's one balled cap for two gigs two gigs yeah would you have to put them like in a vat on the way out yeah they'd be cleaned

You've got to clean the bald caps. They are sweaty. They are sweaty. I was hot in my bald cap at football. Yeah. I feel like a sportswear brand needs to make a breathable bald cap.

I'm looking at your Under Armours, your Castors, your Nikes. I might try wearing mine to go swimming and see if it's dual purpose. It will be. I can't imagine why it wouldn't be. Chris Martin would be happy with that as well. Yeah. It's tri-purpose. It's pitbull, coldplay and swimming. Imagine the Olympics, the swimming caps, it's pitbull.

That would be such a statement. I reckon Speedo could make goggles in like aviators. Aviator goggles and like a swimming costume would just be a tux. Yeah, a wetsuit that looks like a tux. And they've all got little bow ties on. What's the next Olympics? How many years do we have to do this? It's about three years, isn't it? Three years, yeah. Isn't it LA as well? It's not Miami though. That's a short hop for him. True.

And he's a Mr. Worldwide. He doesn't go anywhere. It doesn't matter where the Olympics is because don't go to the Olympics, don't let the Olympics go to you. Yeah. Let's continue the show and time now for the quiz. BBC Radio 1. Ellie, good morning. Good morning, Greg. How are you? I'm very well, thank you for asking. And you're good?

Yes, all good. Happy Friday. Happy Friday to you. Lee, hello. Well, hello, Chris. Why, hello, Jill. Now, Lee and Ellie, you're part of the losers on the quiz team this week. You're a bunch of losers from the festivals competition, but in my eyes now, winners of yesterday's quiz this week. The two highest scores of the week. Ellie with 13, Lee with 16. Brilliant. So, Lee, you were on yesterday. You're the guy who's been to five big weekends and...

Also, you told me that you were on the first ever 10 to 10. I was. That's quite a badge of honour now that that feature is, well, firmly retired. Very happily retired. But you were the first one that I called, were you? He was, yeah. Nearly reading out my work number at the time, out after playing a little...

to see if anybody was joining. Right, I think it's because I got overexcited that we were doing that for the first time. So that's you, Lee. And Ellie, 22 years old from East Sussex. What do you do as a job? I don't think I've ever asked you. What do you do? I'm a purchasing assistant. Assistant to the purchaser.

Yes, yeah, you could call it that. You're a big F1 fan as well, and we had a really nice time on the quiz on Tuesday. Both did very well this week. Give us your song choice, Ellie. What's your winning song if you get through the final today? So I chose I'm Not Alone by Kelvin Harris. It's one of my favourites. Nice one. It's one of the ones that he sings on, isn't it? And what about you, Leigh? Yeah.

Biffy Chloro, bubbles. Two excellent choices. We'll get to that in just a second. Lowly Young and One Thing, and then the final of yesterday's quiz. Just to bring the off-air conversation on the radio, Ellie. You've got to get in the sea. No. No, have you seen how dirty that sea is? Yeah, but come on. Keep your head above water. You'll be fine. Anyway, Ellie was just telling me that her weekend plans are that she's going to Brighton at the weekend for a birthday. You've got to get in the sea. No, you'd get in the sea, wouldn't you?

Yeah. You're getting the C, Ellie. No. Okay. Well, it's your own life. Do what you want. But right now, would you... That's okay. Apology accepted. Would you like to do yesterday's quiz, the final? Yes.

Lee versus Ellie. Lee, if you win, you get Biffy Clyro and Bubbles. Ellie, if you win, you get Calvin Harris, I'm Not Alone. Here we go. First to five. Lee gets to go first because you're way in the lead with 16 points. And here comes question number one. But do I have some dingers? Yes, I do.

Correct. Correct. Correct. Correct.

Number one? That is correct. Ellie, Pat Cummins took his 300th test wicket, but which national team does he play for? England? No, it's Australia. Lee, yesterday was model Adriana Lima's birthday. Please do an impression of a camera taking a picture on a runway. Very good. Click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click. Ellie, yesterday was National Loving Day.

Please can you tell Lee that you love him in the most romantic way possible? I love you, Lee. Oh, I didn't believe it. I didn't believe it for one second. But I'm going to give you the point. Thank you. Lee, researchers at Loughborough accidentally, no, not accidentally, sorry. This would be amazing if it was accidentally. Researchers at Loughborough actually made the world's smallest what? Violin or drum kit? Violin.

That is correct. Ellie, astronomers discovered strange marks on Uranus's moon. But what do they think they are? Streams of dust or tattoos it might regret later? Streams of dust. Correct. Leave this for the win. HBO announced Euphoria season three will have eight episodes. But which famous Sydney stars in that series? He's faltering. He's faltering. Who is it? Famous actor.

No? No. Okay, it's Sydney Sweeney. Ellie, we're back with you. We're back level. Pedro Pascal revealed he would love to go on the Great British Bake Off, but which zombie TV series does he star in? The Last of Us. Correct. Lee, this for the win. It was revealed a herd of Highland cows enjoyed listening to what? Jazz music or Pitbull's greatest hits? Jazz music. You're saying jazz music.

That is the correct answer. You've won the Quiz, Lee! Yes! Very, very good. Very good. Ellie, thanks so much for being on this week. We've loved having you on The Breakfast Show. Thank you. I've loved being on it. Good to speak to you. And you too. Enjoy the weekend. Enjoy the seaside, but not the sea. I will. And we'll speak soon, I'm sure. OK, thank you. Bye. Lee, thanks so much for being on. And we're going to play your winning track. Enjoy your weekend with the dogs. Thank you very much. And we'll catch up soon. Bye.

Catch up in a bit. Cheers!

Also today, we got you up to date with all the latest things. So we like to get you up to date with all the latest things every day on The Breakfast Show. And if you're listening now, you're listening to... You might not listen earlier, so here it comes. It's a collection of stupid stuff we found that you might like. First, we go to Lorraine Kelly and AJ Tracy. Already good.

AJ Tracy, famous surnames and mum's name, of course. So Lorraine and AJ Tracy, Lorraine and Tracy, they were hanging out together. Lorraine had AJ on her show and decided that she wanted to have a go at his famous live and direct bit. You know, the... Yo, it's the Hyperman set. AJ Tracy live and direct. DJ mash up the mash up the deck. The microphone champ is live and direct.

Yo, it's the Hyperman set. AJ, Tracy, live and direct. DJ mash up, then mash up the deck. The microphone champ is live and direct. Not bad. Thank you. Not bad. I love the way she said direct at the end. Yo, it's the Hyperman set. AJ, Tracy, live and direct. DJ mash up, then mash up the deck. The microphone champ is live and direct. Not bad. Thank you. Not bad. I thank you.

AJ was impressed. Of course he was. He's a nice man. Listen, we've got space in the studio. As long as you bring digestives, you're good. Next up, we go to Cynthia Erivo, who was on Trackstar, which is the TikTok game where people have to guess the tracks for money. The last person we featured was Elmo, and now it's Cynthia Erivo. She was given a whole load of songs, including one of her mates. Hey, baby Ari. Hey.

When that song comes on, I'm like... Let's go. Let's go. She's dope. She is. Inside and out. Obviously, she's going to know that one. What about... Oh, Mary J. Blige. What are you talking about? Come on. We've only really had icons so far. Mary J. is a Capricorn like me. Me too. Really? January 5th. Shut up. January the 8th. Love Mary J. Love Cynthia Erivo. One more. Tomorrow. We're duetting right now. The Shirelles, right? Yeah. Icon.

head i don't even know where that was stored she knows her stuff the charelle's very very good and cynthia of course donated all the money to herself no no to charity to charity charity and finally let's go to carissa who posted an amazing video on instagram and it's very much on the theme of this week

Pitbull. She went out for a meal with her family to quite a posh restaurant. They had an actual pianist who was taking requests. Carissa's grandma had a request and, well, you might guess what she asks for. Nana, go. Nana, go. Go, go. Do you know Fireball by Pitbull? Fireball by Pitbull. He knows. And you know what? The pianist did know. Woo!

Yeah, he's doing this bit. Woo!

Hey, you know what? Sian Eleri on Radio 1 does a thing called the piano session. Do you think maybe we could get Pitbull to do a piano session with Sian Eleri? You know, stripped back, all that kind of thing. We'll pop it on the Rogue Promises spreadsheet. It's a good idea. Sadly, though, the pianist doesn't do the actual bit. Gotta wait for the... Wait for it. Didn't happen. Didn't happen. Didn't do the...

Fireball bit, but it's still good. And with that, you're up to date with all the latest things. Radio One Breakfast. And now, we do the gobble-off. Radio One's All Day Breakfast. Callum Leslie, hi. Hello. Based on the... Based. Oh, very good. Very good. Turkey basting. The World Championship Turkey Calling Contest from Alabama...

The world champion is a man called Tristan Hargreaves who gobbled so well that he became the champion. That still sounds painful.

It's haunting, isn't it? Yeah. I've got to be honest with you. I don't think that sounds much like a turkey. I don't think it's very good. No. I'm with you. I know, we're about to do this and show that we maybe are not that good, but I don't think that sounds like a turkey. I agree. I've been holding back on that because he is the world champion and everything, but I don't think that's very good. No, it sounds like a haunted turkey. I'll tell you someone who does know what a turkey sounds like. It's Tom the Young Farmer. Good morning.

Good morning. How are we both? We're very, thank you, Tom. Very well. Thank you. Um,

Dear Lord, one of our greatest ever listeners to Radio 1, Tom the Young Farmer. You do know what a turkey sounds like. What do you make of Tristan's gobbling? I thought it was terrible. Did you? Yeah. There we go. He's been listening to, but yeah, maybe they're different in America, but that's not a problem. Maybe they've just got an accent in Alabama. Yeah, that could be it. Yeah, well, I mean, that's coming from the top. This is Tom the Young Farmer talking here, saying it's not very good. So we've got an opportunity here. We've got an opportunity.

We're going to do Radio 1's giant gobble-off. We've created a theme tune and some jingles for it, and it's all going to happen next on The Breakfast Show. Tom, you're going to be the adjudicator. Yep, and I'm going to take this very seriously, so I hope that you can reciprocate that. And no giggling in between, just clear gobbling.

There is a strict no giggling, only gobbling rule. Hey, no giggling. If you're going to laugh, you've got to be gobbling. No giggling, it's goblin only.

OK, we want a good clean fight. We want no giggling. We just want full gobbling. And that's happening next on Radio 1's Giant Gobble Off. It also does sound like a Russian politician. Isn't it? Sergei Gobble Off. It just is, isn't it? Callum, are you ready to gobble? I'm ready.

Tom, the young farmer, is our adjudicator. Tom, I don't know if you know this, but we've actually made a jingle for this competition. Would you like to hear it? I'd love to. I'm glad you're taking it so seriously. That was fantastic. It's good, isn't it?

That's really, really good. Some of your best work. It's high production values. A shout out to producer Susanna for doing the voice of it. I can hear her smile in that. Right? It's a grimace. No, you're a winning participant in this. You're like, yeah, let's go for it. This is all in honour of the World Championship Turkey Calling Contest.

which was won by Tristan Hargreaves, who did, as we all agree, we don't think a very good one. Haunting, horrible. It's very The Last of Us, isn't it, that? It is The Last of Us. That's exactly what it is. I don't like it. No. I think it needs to be a bit more tuneful, a bit more joyful. A bit more cartoon, really. So, Tom the Young Farmer, as the adjudicator, you know your turkeys, don't you? You know your gobbles. So, how's this going to work, then?

Well, we're going to bounce to and from each of you. You both have three gobbles. I want nice, clean gobbles from both of you. No giggling as soon as we start. Just gobble, no giggle. Okay, gobble, no giggle. Fine. We can manage that. Can I just check? I am awake right now. You are, and you are a trained BBC journalist. Yes, he is. Okay.

Tom, who would you like to go first? I think Mr. Leslie shall go first. Okay. So we're going to do three gobbles each and then you're going to give us a score at the end. That's right. All right. Okay. When you're ready. Oh, he's gone early there. Yeah, sorry. Does that one count? Because you didn't actually cue him in. Oh, I thought I just had to go. I do apologise if I wasn't clear, Callum, but I will be cuing you in. Oh, I do apologise. No, I apologise to you. Right. Okay. When you're ready, Callum.

Lovely. And now, Greg? Wow. Callum, your second gobble, please. Lovely. Greg, your second gobble, please. Callum, your final gobble. I'm not sure where to take this now. Good stuff, good stuff. Now, Greg, give me your final gobble.

That was some fine work right there. Okay, what are your thoughts? Well, it's hard to know where to start, but Callum, you're a lot more reserved in your gobbling. I appreciated that. It sounded like a nice calm turkey.

And it's what you like to see. You don't want them stressed or aroused, which is what I thought Greg's might be. Correct. Correct. Yes, definitely aroused. Although I did love the energy. I love the energy that you put into it. So I think I'm ready to cast my scores. All right. Okay. Your scores, please. Mr. Leslie, I will award you out of 10...

A nine. Where's he going to go? Where's he going to go? Whatever happens next, I'm proud and happy with that. Some feedback from the listeners. Amanda says, why is Greg's gobble sounding like it's panicking? I think they do panic a lot of the time. It's not nice, but I think that's the truth. I'm sorry, the truth is difficult to hear. Sarah in Northampton is creasing up at this. What is happening? And Greg sounds like an underwater horse. Strange image.

Yeah, anyway, please carry on. And Greg, your score, I will award you an 8.5. Oh, come on. Yes. Robbery. It's been a gobble robbery. A gobblery. A gobblery. Yeah. Oh, thank you. I'm very happy and proud of that. Thank you all.

Greg, you're raging. Enjoy the gobbling. You're not even trying to pretend that you're not furious. Enjoy the gobbling, Jane. I hope it makes you very happy. That's the angriest I've ever seen you. I think maybe I over-gobbled, but look, I'm happy with my performance and that's all that matters. And look, I'm not going to argue with it. You did a very, very good performance. You were consistent and it was good and I would never argue with Tom the Young Farmer. Tom, thank you for your time today. Thank you, Tom.

That's all right. No problem. Anytime you need a Gobble adjudicator, you just let me know. Hey, why don't you show us how it's done? Oh, crikey. Yeah, there we go. Come on. Oh, actually, that is quite good. Yeah. That's pretty realistic, that one. Tom, have a great weekend. Thanks for being on. Thanks, both. See you. Gobble, cheers. Let's Gobble him off. I'm glad we did that finally. Loved it.

I don't know if it will come back. Maybe it doesn't need to. Next up, wrong-uns. BBC Radio 1 Breakfast. Radio 1. Joe, are you there? Greg, I'm here, I'm here, I'm here. Good morning, Joe. Welcome back to The Breakfast Show. How are you? I'm very good, mate. And thank you for having me back on. How are you? I'm really well, thanks. We loved having you on earlier this week. We were talking about the scaffolding Olympics. What's it called? Scaff-champ. Scaff-champ.

Yeah, yeah, exactly. This was quite a big deal earlier this week. It was 20 nations all congregating to do a scaffolding challenge. Championship. Championship. Did you say the Lithuanians are the current champions? Is that right? Yeah, Lithuania won it. Yeah, they won it.

They won it this time. Unfortunately, the English fell a bit short. Well, there's always next year, isn't there, as they say in Scaf Challenge? 100%. Yeah. Exactly. I'm nearly over it. Oh, my God, Joe, I completely missed. I had to go to the cinema last night. I missed your premiere on YouTube. How did it go? Oh.

Oh, wow. That's not good. Very good. Good, yeah. I enjoyed watching myself. It was good. It was good. No, no, the Olympics was, yeah, it was crazy. Unbelievable, to be honest. Very good. Very, very good. But I'm a bit gutted you missed it. If I go back over the weekend on YouTube, will I be able to watch your video content from the championships? Yes.

Yes, you will. Definitely. You definitely will. That is my weekend viewing, Saucy. I promise to watch that this weekend. Good man. And every Thursday night at 7pm going forward, you can do the same thing. Good. Do you know what? The best thing I could do is subscribe. How about that?

Yes! That would be unbelievable. You never miss an episode. Good. All right, Joe, let's get you on to do wrong-uns. We're going to do some silly questions. All I need from you are wrong answers only, please. Have you got that in you? Yeah. Yeah, well, that's all I've ever been doing my whole life, so, yeah, let's go. 60 seconds on the clock, wrong answers only. Here we go with question number one. What world championships did you attend last week, Joe?

The Plymouth Netball World Championships. Who did Lorde call on Sit Down Stand Up on Wednesday? Lorde Farquhar. Name something you might put in tea. Honey. What vehicle does Lando Norris drive? A Fiat Punto. What do you wear on your head on a building site? Boots. What noise does a cow make? Meow. Name something you might play in an orchestra.

The flute. Oh, no, it's the right answer, probably. We'll have to accept it. We'll have to move on. What do you like to erect, Joe? Oh, God. Chicken nuggets. Say something nasty to me. Greg, you're so handsome. Who is the king? Me. Who is the England football manager? You. And what is your name?

Henry VIII. Lovely. Lovely. Lord Farquhar, Henry VIII. Loads of great answers in there, Joe. It's quite stressful, isn't it, doing wrong-uns?

Yeah, it is, yeah. It's hard. It's hard work. It's hard trying to get the wrong answers. When I'm trying to get the right answers, I find the wrong answers. Yeah, well, you've got the flute one spot on. You would definitely hear a flute in an orchestra. Yeah, yeah, you go. A point deducted for that. Also a point deducted for honey and tea, because people do put honey in tea. I know, I know. I know, I've thought that. Lando Norris drawing a Fiat Punto. Lovely thought. That might happen this weekend in Canada. You never know. What do you wear on your head? Boots. Did you say boots or poops?

Boots. Boots. Boots. Boots. The cow was meowing. You like erecting chicken nuggets. The Plymouth Netball World Championships is what you're at. You're the king. I'm the England football manager and you're also Henry VIII. Really good stuff today, Joe. Thank you so much. And we really appreciate you jumping on the phone this week and talking about Scaf Champ. And we'll get you back on for the next one. We'll do the proper build-up for it next year.

Top man. Yeah, top man. Top man, Greg. You're the man. I am the top man. Thank you. You are the man. Thank you. Happy Friday to everyone as well. Have a lovely day and up the grafters, always. Happy Friday, up the grafters. We're all top men. We're all top men. Yeah, all top men. Love, Joe. And I believe that's the end of the Breakfast Show podcast today. I think we're all good to go. Any grievances before we go?

We're pretty harmonious this week, I feel like. Oh, the fart war's back on. Ew, no. Is this Amy? It's not back on. She just farted on me. Amy again. Yeah. She's marching in. Oh, God. I was about to say she's not here to defend herself, but here she comes. Like a whirlwind. You've been farting on Henry again. Yeah.

It was a crime of opportunity. What does that even mean? That's just a crime. That's not a legal defence. A crime of opportunity. Your Honour, you did that so easy. A crime that's not of opportunity is just a failed crime. It was a crime of opportunity, Your Honour, and I rest my case. You got it. Your Honour, you would have done the same thing in my position. You are so the type of person to defend themselves in court. You are. That's exactly what you do. I've decided to defend myself. LAUGHTER

I shall call myself to the stand. I'm just saying Henry made it really easy for me. We were walking down the road. He knew I had one brewing and he didn't leave away. I did not know you had one, Henry. And where did it happen? Did you pin him up against the wall? What happened? We were walking to our favourite establishment, The Stag, also known as London's best pub as far as I'm concerned. Other pubs are available and that's definitely not true. And Henry, he leaned towards me so I thought, well, I've got one brewing. I might as well do it. And

then he also had a burp coming but he didn't do it in my direction he completely forgot so one nil me because I've become a pacifist I'm not getting involved he's a quaker conscientious object literally but what she's left out here that was actually very funny we then sat outside the stag and she was having a drink and she thought it was

She was fine. Again, she thought it was going to be silent. It wasn't. The table ricocheted. Wow. And the table of, I think, kind of estate agents behind us. Were they wearing gilets? They were. Estate agents or finance. And they turned around looking quite upset. Yeah. Well, it's very uncouth behaviour. It was comically loud. It was comically loud. That doesn't happen down at Savills, does it? Well, well done, everyone. That's good. Well played. Well played, Amy, actually. Thank you.

No, Greg. He took an opportunity. Don't commend that. He took an opportunity. It's bad behaviour. Thanks, Greg. That is the end of today's Breakfast Show podcast. I commend this podcast to the house and we'll be back on Monday with Alison Ray in, I was about to say in session for some reason. So I'm just going to say it. Alison Ray's in session, but with no music. She's just talking. Bye. Radio One's All Day Breakfast.

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