Frank Skinner
Frank Skinner is an English comedian who became widely known for co-writing and performing the football anthem "Three Lions" with fellow comedian David...
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Frank Skinner is an English comedian who became widely known for co-writing and performing the football anthem "Three Lions" with fellow comedian David Baddiel in 1996. The song was created ahead of the UEFA European Championship that year and has since become a regular feature during England's international football matches.
Before the song's success, Skinner had been building a comedy career since the late 1980s. He released comedy albums like "Frank Skinner's Showbiz" in 1991 and "Skinner on the Radio" in 1997. His collaboration with Baddiel extended beyond "Three Lions" to include other comedy projects.
While "Three Lions" faced some criticism at the time for being overly patriotic, it has remained part of England's football culture. Skinner's other musical work includes the song "There Must Be Something Better Than This," though he's primarily recognized for the football anthem that captured a particular moment in the mid-1990s.
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