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The 2 Johnnies have professed their love for a mystery 'Deli Girl' in their first music video since leaving RTÉ 2FM.
The Tipperary duo left their popular programme 'Drive It with the 2 Johnnies' recently, and exclusively told Tipperary Live that one of the reasons for their high-profile exit was because the station didn't share their same ambition.
They have since released a new album titled 'Small Town heroes', which is dedicated to characters in their hometown of Cahir, and have a world tour planned in Australia, Canada and the United States.
Their new music video has been viewed over 5,000 times at time of writing, with figures expected to rocket as the day goes on.
Dozens of fans flocked to the comments on YouTube to express their love of the song, with one YouTube user calling it "a banger of a tune".
Another person commented, "Only the two of you could make a song about a deli girl a banger!"
Another said, "Class as always lads, keep up the good work."
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