Parody songs
Moyles is well known for his parodies of recently released chart songs, which have been a long-running feature on his radio shows. In October 2004, Moyles and the The Chris Moyles Show team replaced U2's "Vertigo" at number one in the UK Official Download Chart with their download-only charity song "Dogz Don't Kill People (Wabbitz Do)", under the name 'Mouldie Lookin' Stain'. The song was a spoof of Goldie Lookin' Chain's "Guns Don't Kill People Rappers Do" (itself a spoof) and proceeds went to Comic Relief. At the time of its release, it was the fastest selling download on UK charts. Chris has parodied several Kaiser Chiefs songs under the name "The Kaiser Chefs". These include, "I Predict A Diet" (Parody of I Predict a Riot), "Donny" (Parody of Ruby) and Chris has considered writing a new parody of Everyday I Love You Less And Less entitled "Everyday My Kitchen Is A Mess". Also "Smile" by Lily Allen was parodied by Moyles's invention "Silly Allen", in a song called "Piles". During the FIFA World Cup 2006 in Germany, Chris organised a parody of England World Cup songs, to ridicule the number of songs there were out at the time. Listener favourite "Jose - The Special One" a parody of "Rosé" by The Feeling, was banned after Chelsea FC complained to the BBC (although subsequently played repeatedly on his show and on Radio 5 Live since Mouriniho's departure from Chelsea). He has also parodied Natasha Bedingfield's "I Wanna Have Your Babies". It was written by Comedy Dave and performed in May 2007 by Moyles. In the same month, he performed a parody of Hellogoodbye's hit "Here (In Your Arms)" called "Beer In My Arms" in which he signifies how much he really dislikes the song, calling it 'daft'. The newest of his parody songs is "We Have Got to Zero Baby", a take on Enrique Iglesias's Hero, which describes how his football team, Leeds United managed to claw back a 15 point deficit in League One in only 5 games. In September 2007, he performed "Suicidal" a parody of the UK number one "Beautiful Girls", in which he talks about how the song makes him feel suicidal and wonders why it reached number one.