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"There has been racial issues over Vancouver,BC's 96.9 JACK FM's commercials. A Fijian man with an indian accent named Vijay Chandra sings around advertising the Larry and Willy show on Jack. Many some people think his accent is what makes the commercials funny."

If anyone has supporting details, please add them. -- Ckatz ^chat _spy 00:42, 12 August 2006 (UTC) reply

Listen to these commercials if you think he's racist ^[1]

I believe Vijay's voice is a lot lower that it is in the ads. He sing off tune and in the end of his ads he always says something funny. Although he still has an indian accent even if his voice is lower, he appeared on global news thing(also on the jack site) and i watched it and I didn't laugh at all compared to the ads. Frankyboy5 06:14, 18 August 2006 (UTC) reply

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