Which British music mockumentary or comedy moment still makes you laugh out loud?

Steve Coogan's Norwich hero belting out pop hits with zero self-awareness remains a masterclass in awkward joy. Pure North Norfolk energy.

Technically a bit American, but co-written by a Brit and beloved on this side of the pond. The blueprint for every rockumentary gag since.

Bill Bailey turning German electronica into a knees-up down the Old Kent Road is the sort of nonsense only a British comic could pull off with a straight face.

Matt Berry crooning in a leather jacket while Richard Ayoade looks bewildered is peak absurd British comedy. Genuinely a banger, too.

The Kurupt FM lads chasing pirate radio glory from a Brentford tower block captured UK garage culture with painfully accurate love. Still the greatest.