Borat eyes Christmas number one Monday, November 27, 2006 It seems Borat isn't satisfied with film and TV success - he now wants to take over the charts as well. Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen's alter ego, Kazakhstani TV reporter Borat, wants to top the 'pop parade' with his upcoming single, reports The People. He will go head to head with the X Factor winner's rendition of Kelly Clarkson's A Moment Like This and releases by McFly and Girls Aloud. 'Cliff Richard is very popular man in England at Chrishmash time. He nice man and talented. But my song is very very good,' he is quoted as saying. 'Please, come buy it. If it success, I get clock-radio. If not, I will be execute.' The track will apparently feature Borat's spoof Kazakhstan National Anthem - which includes tributes to clean prostitutes and the country's great 'inventions', such as the trouser belt and coffee. Borat's debut movie, Borat: Cultural Learnings Of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation Of Kazakhstan, took more than £15million in its first two weeks in the UK.
