Oops! The unfortunate moment the lyrics 'suck my d***' accidentally play live on Fox breakfast show during a game of 'name that tune'
Breakfast TV anchors were left lost for words yesterday when the song lyrics 'suck my d**k' accidentally played live on air during a quick game of 'name that tune'.
Good Day New York co-hosts, Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto, sat in the studio unknowingly listening to an uncensored version of DMX's 1999 hit single, Party Up.
Despite guessing the track correctly after the first verse, the tune continued to play until the explicit words sounded and Mr Kelly let out a deafening 'aargh!'
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Oops: Good Day New York hosts, Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto, sat in the studio unknowingly listening to an uncensored version off DMX's 1999 hit single, Party Up
For almost six seconds viewers were left with complete silence, as video footage of early morning Manhattan aired with no sound.
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Then, unable to contain their embarrassment, Mr Kelly and Ms Scotto were heard sniggering off camera.
'Alright, let’s turn that off . . . back to the program,' Mr Kelly said, trying to maintain an air of professionalism.
Ms Scotto agreed as the camera switched back to the TV studio.
'We better get serious!' she exclaimed, slamming her hand down on the desk.
The next segment of the show, led by business reporter Lauren Simonetti, focused on cell phones vs. landlines.
But as she quizzed Mr Kelly and Ms Scotto on the subject, they still appeared distracted by the song blunder and decided to cut things short with a commercial.
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