Puppet Ed Sheeran

Puppet Ed Sheeran Says English Hotdogs Are Better Than America Hotdogs

by Paul Cashmere on May 15, 2018

Puppet Ed Sheeran has given one of his most controversial interviews admitting publically that he think English hotdogs are better than American hotdogs.

“On High Street there is a Hot Dog man that grills these huge frankfurters. Now that’s a Hot Dog,” puppet Ed says.

To explain the story behind the ‘Happier’ song, puppet Ed was interviewed and uploaded the answers to YouTube. In the interview puppet Ed also says that album number four is now on the way.

Puppet Ed Sheeran has now clocked up over 50 million views of the ‘Happier’ video.

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