'#JusticeForRudebox': Ayda Field shares hilarious video of Robbie Williams rapping to 2006 track Rudebox as she jokes that he 'still thinks this song will have it’s time'
The song was a flop in the early 2000s.
And Ayda Field has shared a hilarious video on Instagram of Robbie Williams rapping to Rudebox on Sunday night.
The former Take That star, 47, was filmed enthusiastically spitting the lyrics to his 2006 title track as his wife joked that: '@robbiewilliams still thinks this song will have it’s time...'
![Hilarious: Ayda Field, 42, has shared a hilarious video on Instagram of Robbie Williams, 47, rapping to Rudebox on Instagram on Sunday night](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/08/46989283-9918235-image-a-1_1629705280216.jpg)
Hilarious: Ayda Field, 42, has shared a hilarious video on Instagram of Robbie Williams, 47, rapping to Rudebox on Instagram on Sunday night
The mum-of-four, 42, then playfully added: '#justiceforrudebox' alongside the amusing clip.
The Rock DJ hitmaker threw down the lyrics to the verse: 'They got the rudebox off the back of a spaceship, so sick I just had to take it, the R-U-D-E-B-O-X'.
'Up your jacksy, split your kecks, sing a song of semtex, pocket full of Durex, body full of Mandrax.'
!['#JusticeForRudebox': The mum-of-four then playfully added: '#justiceforrudebox' alongside the amusing clip. Pictured: Robbie Williams in 2006 music video for the song](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/08/46988897-9918235-image-a-3_1629705490111.jpg)
'#JusticeForRudebox': The mum-of-four then playfully added: '#justiceforrudebox' alongside the amusing clip. Pictured: Robbie Williams in 2006 music video for the song
He carried on, now getting into the groove of his rap tune: 'Are we gonna have s*x, do you wear your knee socks? Back to the rudebox.'
Then in a sassy drop-the-mic moment, Robbie finished his bars and turned away from the camera as he continued dancing to the beat.
The icon stood confidently in a mish-matching patterned ensemble comprising of a navy blue and gold T-shirt and light blue, green and red swim trunks.
![Groove: He carried on, now getting into the groove of his rap tune: 'Are we gonna have s*x, do you wear your knee socks? Back to the rudebox'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/09/46989343-9918235-image-a-16_1629707188980.jpg)
Groove: He carried on, now getting into the groove of his rap tune: 'Are we gonna have s*x, do you wear your knee socks? Back to the rudebox'
![Drop-the-mic: Then in a sassy drop-the-mic moment, Robbie finished his bars and turned away from the camera as he continued dancing](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/09/46989287-9918235-Drop_the_mic_Then_in_a_sassy_drop_the_mic_moment_Robbie_finished-m-8_1629706505990.jpg)
![Wow! The icon stood confidently in a mish-matching patterned ensemble comprising of a navy blue and gold T-shirt and light blue, green and red swim trunks](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/09/46989351-9918235-image-a-9_1629706510139.jpg)
Drop-the-mic: Then in a sassy drop-the-mic moment, Robbie finished his bars and turned away from the camera as he continued dancing
His comeback album of the same name wasn't meant to be for the singer.
The singer recorded the album in 2006 in Los Angeles, after spending three years out of the public eye.
And while Rudebox reached number one in the UK and thirteen other countries, sales were way below what record company EMI expected, the singles released from the album also failed to gain any great chart success and two music executives responsible for the album were said to have been fired.
![Flop: Rudebox reached number one in the UK and thirteen other countries, but sales were way below what record company EMI expected](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/09/46989269-9918235-image-a-5_1629706222202.jpg)
Flop: Rudebox reached number one in the UK and thirteen other countries, but sales were way below what record company EMI expected
But Robbie said he blamed a mystery illness from inhibiting him from making a good album.
Speaking in a candid interview on radio station Magic 105.4, Williams, 36, revealed in 2010 that he didn't even know he'd been ill until a few months after the album drop in 2006.
He said: 'Running alongside the three years off, the Rudebox, the lack of confidence, I was lethargic and depressed and I thought I was lethargic and depressed as a person.'
![Mystery illness: Robbie said he blamed a mystery illness from inhibiting him from making a good album](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/09/46989249-9918235-image-a-11_1629706712364.jpg)
Mystery illness: Robbie said he blamed a mystery illness from inhibiting him from making a good album
'I thought that was my make up.'
Robbie then entered rehab in 2007 for drug issues after an addiction to 'heart-stopping amounts' of prescription medication.
He revealed to GQ Magazine in 2009 that he was taking a dangerous cocktail of drugs which included the painkiller Vicodin and now says he would have died if he had not gone into rehab.
![Rehab: Robbie then entered rehab in 2007 for drug issues after an addiction to 'heart-stopping amounts' of prescription medication](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/09/46989255-9918235-image-a-12_1629706736905.jpg)
Rehab: Robbie then entered rehab in 2007 for drug issues after an addiction to 'heart-stopping amounts' of prescription medication
'I would do 20 Vicodin in a night,' he recalls.' I might have been 24 hours away from dying.'
'Then I'd take Adderall, which was like speed for people with ADHD. I'd be doing colossal, heart-stopping amounts of that.'
'That's where I was. You try your best to balance them off against each other but you never manage it.'
Robbie admitted his stint in rehab came as he was recording the vocals for some of his biggest tracks including Angels and Let Me Entertain You on his first album.
The couple - who married in 2010 - are now parents to four children: Beau Benedict Enthoven Williams, Colette Josephine Williams, Theodora Rose Williams and Charlton Valentine Williams.
![Married: The couple got married in 2010. Pictured together in 2018](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/09/46988713-9918235-image-m-15_1629707145075.jpg)
Married: The couple got married in 2010. Pictured together in 2018
![Family: The singer is now a parent to four children: now parents to four children: Beau Benedict Enthoven Williams, Colette Josephine Williams, Theodora Rose Williams (pictured) and Charlton Valentine Williams (pictured)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/08/23/09/46990271-9918235-image-a-13_1629707087808.jpg)
Family: The singer is now a parent to four children: now parents to four children: Beau Benedict Enthoven Williams, Colette Josephine Williams, Theodora Rose Williams (pictured) and Charlton Valentine Williams (pictured)
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