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The Wealdstone Raider in talks for Celebrity Big Brother 2015

Builder Gordon Hill has scored a top five hit with novelty single 'Got No Fans'

Jess Denham
Monday 22 December 2014 13:35 GMT
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Builder Gordon Hill wants to have fun and make money for charity as The Wealdstone Raider
Builder Gordon Hill wants to have fun and make money for charity as The Wealdstone Raider

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Gordon Hill, better known as The Wealdstone Raider, has hinted that he will be joining the Celebrity Big Brother house next year.

The 48-year-old builder became a YouTube sensation when a video of him ranting at football fans went viral and on Sunday, he scored his first top five hit with novelty single “Got No Fans”.

The Raider’s rising fame has led to talks with the reality TV show’s producers, but he is unable to confirm whether he’ll be joining other rumoured stars Perez Hilton and Katie Hopkins when the series returns on 7 January.

“I’m up for it, but we’ll see what happens,” he told MirrorOnline.

The Raider beat One Direction, Take That and Taylor Swift in the Christmas number one race this week, despite losing out to X Factor winner Ben Haenow and his cover of OneRepublic’s “Something I Need”.

Profits from “Got No Fans” are going towards Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital, Autism Concern and, naturally, Wealdstone Raiders Youth FC.

The track sees the Raider call out celebrities such as Justin Bieber, Piers Morgan, Gemma Collins and Kim Kardashian.

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