Meatloaf Sings For A1

Steve Hall

Jul. 17, 2009
1 min read

So A1 Steak Sauce is having a singing contest. People can submit videos of themselves singing about how much they love A1 Steak Sauce. Even Meatloaf (the singer, not the meat) is in on the act belting out his famous “I Would Do AnyThing For Love.” ballad. Except, in this case, he’d do anything for A1.

It’s sort of funny. But sad also. We’d love to see Meatloaf return to his Bat Out of Hell glory days but that sort of greatness usually only comes around just once so we’ll just have to settle for an A1 commercial.

Steve Hall

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