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This is a comedy parody song of Prince Andrew's interview. Admittedly a bit rough round the edges this one, took a really long time to work out. #princeandrew #comedyparody Prince Andrew's legal battle with his accuser Virginia Giuffre, which he settled out of court this week, was characterised by a years-long series of damaging and unnecessary PR blunders, experts have said. Prince Andrew's disastrous Newsnight interview, his ducking and diving to frustrate the serving of legal papers, and claims from “friends” that the infamous photograph of him with his arm around Giuffre’s waist was faked, all served to inflict further public opprobrium on the Queen’s second son, it was claimed. The aggressive way Prince Andrew fought the case, casting aspersions on Giuffre’s character, also attracted harsh censure from victims’ groups in the era of #MeToo, leading to a “volte face” when, in a joint statement issued this week, he said he had “never intended to malign” her. You can’t erase history. But if you lived on Prince Andrew Way, you might have a go Twelve years after Prince Andrew was photographed with Jeffrey Epstein in New York’s Central Park, Prince Andrew has been stripped of his patronages and titles. And though he has made no admission of liability and has repeatedly denied Guiffre’s allegations he had you know what with her on three occasions when she was 17 and had been trafficked by Epstein, he has agreed to pay her an undisclosed sum, reportedly as high as £12m. “The Emily Maitlis Newsnight interview was like being in a comedy clown car with a lit cigarette driving into a fireworks factory,” said the PR agent Mark Borkowski. “I don’t believe anyone in the profession that I know would have advised him to do the Maitlis interview. “But Prince Andrew thought he could roll with it. He thought he had the charisma. And he thought that he had his own story. It’s an archetypal psychopathic reaction to the fact you are not accepting [the situation].” Prince Andrew’s claims in the 2019 interview – that he was at a Pizza Express in Woking and that he had a condition that prevented him from sweating – were absolute gifts to social media, spawning hundreds of memes. Prince Andrew's denial that he had thrown a birthday party for Epstein’s then girlfriend, and now also a convicted offender, Ghislaine Maxwell, insisting it was just a “straightforward shooting weekend”, showed how wide the chasm was between him and the public he was attempting to persuade. “He gave so many soundbites,” said Borkowski. Prince Andrew should have looked to his mother for PR advice. The Queen’s statement that “recollections may vary” in response to claims made by Harry and Meghan in their Oprah interview was a masterclass “in what it said by saying so little”, said Borkowski. “And that is the art of dealing with a crisis.” Missing from Prince Andrew’s Newsnight interview, and immediately seized on by commentators, was any acknowledgment of Epstein’s victims. It took the joint statement, made earlier this week, for him redress this by accepting that Giuffre had suffered “as an established victim of abuse”. Missing, too, was any expression of regret over his decades-long friendship with Epstein, who at the time the two were photographed had served 13 months for soliciting and procuring a minor for prostitution. Again, it took this week’s statement for Prince Andrew to promise to “demonstrate his regret for his association with Epstein by supporting the fight against the evils of trafficking”. Prince Andrew did apologise in the interview, not for his relationship with Epstein but for its impact on the royal family. “We try to uphold the highest standards and practice,” he said, “and I let the side down, simple as that.” If he was guilty of anything, added the duke, it was of being “too honourable” in choosing to visit Epstein to break off their friendship in person. PR experts would hope in such crisis interviews their client would answer questions and address the facts put to them in a way that persuades viewers to interpret those facts in the way you want. A declaration that it’s “just not true” is not enough. “You have to be very certain about how the audience will look at your reactions to a negative comment. And I think another blunder he made was underestimating, not just the media, but … the actual public and … the power of social media,” said Borkowski. ? Subscribe for more Comedy Clips https://youtu.be/XTgcyNmyKrk ? Share Prince Andrew - I Don't Sweat (Comedy Parody) https://youtu.be/Ksn7zONx7ts ? The service I used to get this video ranked so you would see it. https://www.tubebuddy.com/kevindurham ✅ Check out more about me and what I do https://www.kevindurham.com/ Follow me Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thekevindurham Twitter - https://twitter.com/thekevindurham/ Facebook - http://facebook.com/thekevindurham ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ksn7zONx7ts