Singer of viral hit Mrs Hollywood hopes his milkshakes bring everyone on board at Basel this year when he sings Milkshake Man, an ode to self-confidence. TikTok star Go-Jo will represent Australia at Eurovision in May, the 10th musical act to head represent his country since Australia joined the annual European song contest a decade ago. Marty Zambotto, a year-old Sydney-based singer-songwriter, went viral in after he uploaded a clip to TikTok of himself performing his song Mrs Hollywood while busking around Sydney.
To date, the song has racked up more than 60m digital streams and 1bn views across all platforms. Zambotto told Guardian Australia when he got the Eurovision news he initially thought it was a prank. Sign up for the fun stuff with our rundown of must-reads, pop culture and tips for the weekend, every Saturday morning. The year-old grew up in the small town of Manjimup, Western Australia, on a self-sustained, off-grid property built from recycled materials with no running water, electricity or phone reception.
When it came to me going to school, I was introduced into society a lot more and I felt quite like an outsider. Over the years, I learned to be comfortable with who I am, and I learned that people really appreciated it. As Go-Jo, Zambotto has cultivated a massive fanbase online, posting high-energy clips of himself busking and interacting with members of the public.
Milkshakes aside, Go-Jo is known for his health-themed content, often offering free broccoli while he busks. We have beautiful cultures here. And a lot of scary spiders. Singer of viral hit Mrs Hollywood hopes his milkshakes bring everyone on board at Basel this year when he sings Milkshake Man, an ode to self-confidence Get our weekend culture and lifestyle email. Reuse this content.
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