William Hung Is ALIVE
William Hung Is Not Dead
Previous News:
Las Vegas, NV - Kitschy American Idol Star William Hung, famous for his botching of Ricky Martin's "She Bangs," was found dead yesterday, apparently of an intentional heroin overdose. The announcement of his death sent shockwaves to the tens of people who still found him funny.
Ironically, Mr. Hung was found by a VH1 camera crew sent to begin filing "William Hung: Behind the 'Music.'" Viacom immediately decided to rename the special: "William Hung: fifteen minutes till death."
Friends of Mr. Hung say he had become despondent in recent days. "I don't know, it's just so sad," said Ming Tse, one of Hung's former classmates at Stanford, "I heard him the other day on Snotbubble's Morning Madhouse; he kept trying to make William say things like 'me so horny' and 'hey sailor' while playing the sound of a bomb falling. I just know William was hurting inside when Snotbubble got him to say, 'you wanna some-e egg foo young-e.' It was so sad. I just think he was tired of the commercialization of it all."
Recent News:
from: http://www.hoax-slayer.com/william-hung.html
A false news-story involving the death of American Idol celebrity William Hung is currently circulating. The story claims that Mr Hung "was found dead yesterday, apparently of an intentional heroin overdose". The story is being passed around via email and has generated a lot of discussion among those who frequent online message boards.
In fact, Mr Hung is alive and well. This rumour started from a story on the satirical "news" site, Broken Newz. Although it resembles a real news story, it is a complete fabrication apparently in the name of entertainment. Personally, I find this sort of satire in poor taste.
The following quote is from the Broken Newz "About" page:
Broken Newz is a satire news and entertainment site. All names, except when public figures are being satirized due to their own stupidity, are made up and purely coincidental if connected in any way. The stories listed on this site are not real (really).
These are strange days indeed! William Hung has become something of a celebrity because of a decided lack of musical talent rather than the reverse. Mr Hung even has his own website! I'm very glad to hear that the likeable gentleman is still with us. I just wish he'd stick to singing in the shower rather than in public (grin).
WILLIAM Hung is alive and kicking and still scheduled to come to
Singapore for a concert.
In fact, he will also be filming a TV special for SPH MediaWorks, which
will be shown on Channel U and Channel i.
His Father, Henry Hung, issued a statement recently to quell Internet
rumours that his son had died.
He referred to an article last week in the satirical website, Broken
Newz, which apparently started the rumours. The story said the American
Idol reject was found dead, “apparently of an intentional heroin
overdose”.
Hung said: “Anybody can say anything they want to say. I heard about
this last week. Well, he just performed in Atlanta a few days after the
article.”
His statement, relayed from Los Angeles where he and his son live, was
released to the media here by Keith Sim, the organiser of Hung’s Sept
12 concert in Singapore.
Sim said he had received about 10 calls from fans here and concert
promoters in Hong Kong and Taiwan about the rumours.
He said Hung is still scheduled to sing at the Esplanade.
The younger Hung, 21, will be in China before heading to Hong Kong to
film a comedy, My Crazy Mother, with actress Nancy Sit. He might also
hold a concert in Malaysia.
The civil engineering student will also film a TV special exclusively
for SPH MediaWorks, the TV station said.
Filming will start next month in China and he will also be filming in
Hong Kong and in Singapore.
There will be clips of him dancing and singing and he will also chat
about his debut movie in the two-part, half hour special, which will be
shown on Channels U and i in mid-September.
William Hung’s concert, presented by Novena Furnishing is at the
Esplanade on Sept 12 at 8pm. Tickets at S$45, S$58, S$68 and S$78 (RM99
to RM171) are available from Sistic (02-6348-555). The concert also
features local personalities Kumar, Leong, Abigail, Selena Tan, Hossan
Leong, Abigal Chay and Irene Ang. Part of the ticket proceeds will go
to the Kidney Dialysis Foundation. – The Straits Times Singapore/Asia
News Network
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