In the footsteps of the classical French vaudevillian Le Petomane, Paul Oldfield describes himself as a flatulist, able to take in and expel air anally, at will, to which ability he applies himself by accompanying certain music with his finely tuned instrument. He's known around the world ("Flatulence is very much the international language"), beloved on Japanese TV for the unique way in which he smokes a cigarette. He's also noted for his feud with Phil Collins over his request to perform Phil's In the Air Tonight. Other celebrity farters are not in his league: "no depth, no context" to their work, he says. The Guardian
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Category: Scatology