Joe Lycett Leads Group Of Celebrities In Video Taking P*ss Out Of Gal Gadot's Imagine Video

Joe Lycett has responded to Gal Gadot's viral 'Imagine' video with something more in tune to him.

The British comedian was seemingly inspired by the Wonder Woman actor's video, which featured some of the biggest names in Hollywood acoustically singing John Lennon's classic track.

But, instead of singing the actual words, this new group decided to put a comedic twist on the song.

Lycett was joined by legends Greg James, Rob Beckett, Nish Kumar, Katherine Ryan, Noel Fielding, Suzi Ruffell, Alex Horne, Paul Chuckle, Rosie Jones, Josh Widdicombe, Harry Hill and Joel Dommett.

They managed to get the word 'bast**d' in at virtually every and any occasion without it sounding too ridiculous.

The result: a hilarious video amid the coronavirus pandemic to make us laugh.

But if you preferred the sweet and innocent one, then here it is.

The three-minute long clip was shared on Gal's Instagram page and showed a host of stars, including Natalie Portman, Mark Ruffalo and Will Ferrell, taking turns to sing.

In the video, Gal says: "Hey guys! Day six in self-quarantine and I've got to say these past few days have got me feeling a bit philosophical.

"You know this virus... it has affected the entire world. Everyone. It doesn't matter who you are, or where you're from, we're all in this together.

"I saw a video of an Italian guy playing the trumpet on his balcony, for all the people locked in their homes, and he was playing 'Imagine' and there was something so powerful and pure about this video."

She then sings the first line of the song before the video quickly switches to Kristen Wiig. It then goes onto Jamie Dornan before going to Labrinth and then to James Marsden, who hands over to Sarah Silverman and... well, you get the point.

More stars than you can see in the night sky, basically.

Topics: Entertainment, Celebrity, UK

Stewart Perrie

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