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In the video, which fans can see on the-streets.co.uk frontman Mike Skinner picks up holiday snaps from his local newsagent and reminisces about his trip. He and his friends, including Calvin Bailey, who provides vocals for the single, are seen holidaying on the island, drinking, eating kebabs, lounging on the beach and eyeing up topless girls. Fans won’t get to see any nipples or naughty bits, or hear any swear words because The Streets record label, Warners, have censored the video. The bastards.

Writing on the website, Skinner says of the video, "We made it in Gran Caneria in January coz we needed somewhere to look like summer. I nearly broke my back falling into a pool along the way but on the whole having a holiday in the sun in January is a top buzz!"

Whether fans will get a buzz from ‘Fit But You Know It’ remains to be seen. The chorus goes "I’m not trying to pull you even though I would like to/ I think you are really fit/ You’re fit but my gosh don’t you know it." Musically, this correspondent reckons it could be the world’s first pub rock/ hip hop crossover track but his Mum thinks it sounds like Chas ‘n’ Dave!

‘Fit...’ is released on April 26th. The album ‘A Grand Don’t Come For Free’ is released on May 10th, the tracklisting for which reads as follows:

1. It Was Supposed To Be Easy
2. Could Well Be In
3. Not Addicted
4. Blinded By The Lights
5. Wouldn’t Have It Any Other Way
6. Get Out Of My House
7. Fit But You Know It
8. Such A Twat
9. What Is He Thinking
10. Dry Your Eyes
11. Empty Cans

The Streets will be heading out on tour in support of the album. The dates are:

MAY 2004

Tickets are on sale now priced £15 except London which is £17.50

DiScuss: Are you a Streets fan? Seen the video yet? Does 'Fit...' really sound like pub rock hip hop or indeed Chas 'n' Dave?!