When we first saw Eduardo Khil (AKA the Trololo Guy) back in 2010, we regarded the video with bemusement and weren’t even annoyed when it became widely parodied and repeated. The guy’s enthusiasm and ...

“Mr. Trololo” has sung his final note. Little-known Russian crooner Eduard Khil, who gained international fame when a 1976 clip of him performing on Soviet television went viral in 2010, has died, The ...

Today's Google homepage serenades you with the melodic tones of Russian performer Eduard Khil. The Soviet-era baritone singer was most well known in his finals years for his hilarious YouTube comeback ...

EDUARD Khil was a much-loved Russian star who believed he had retreated into peaceful retirement – only to become an unlikley viral sensation. Today, an affectionate Google Doodle is celebrating “Mr ...

From KCRW DJ Eric J Lawrence: I’m a sucker for a good internet meme, and the source of one of the best of all time has sadly passed. Eduard Khil, the award-winner Russian singer known as “Mr. Trololo, ...

ST. PETERSBURG — Eduard Khil was a beloved Soviet crooner who won sudden international stardom two years ago when a 1976 video of him singing ‘‘trololo’’ instead of the song’s censored words became a ...

Is this the best Google Doodle ever? If you like trolling people, you'll probably think so. Russian singer Eduard Khil has been immortalized today, on what would have been his 83rd birthday, in a ...

Khil suffered a stroke in early April and has been in hospital ever since. Doctors then reported that Khil had severe brain damage. You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in ...

Prepare yourself for the catchiest Google Doodle of all time as we celebrate Eduard Khil’s 83rd birthday today with a bit of ‘Mr Trololo’. The Russian singer enjoyed a successful career in his ...

The catchy tune has become an Internet sensation, but how much do people really know about it. Garbed in a brown suit adorned with a yellow tie, Eduard Khil has become the latest viral obsession via ...

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