Scottish comedy music trio Weegie Hink Ae That? is spreading holiday cheer for a good cause with their new Christmas single. The group, known for their humorous musical parodies and relatable Scottish humor, will be releasing their festive track titled “Feeling This Christmas” on November 19, 2025, in support of Cahonas Scotland’s national testicular cancer education, awareness, and support charity.
The release date was strategically chosen to coincide with International Men’s Day, a key annual moment for raising awareness of men’s health issues. The single aims to raise awareness and vital funds for Cahonas’ lifesaving work by blending humor with an important public health message.
“Weegie Hink Ae That? are one of Scotland’s most recognisable online comedy acts, known for their musical parodies and relatable Scottish humour. The trio have built a dedicated following across social media, with millions of views and a growing presence on live stages across the country,” stated a spokesperson from the group.
Their previous release “Seagulls of Aberdeen” charted on iTunes at number 21 and gained national media attention, making them a natural fit for a charity single that blends humor with an important public health message.
The single comes at a crucial time as testicular cancer is the most common cancer in men aged fifteen to forty-five. However, many men do not check regularly or know what to look for. Early detection is vital, with 95% survival rates when the cancer is found early. During the festive season, health habits often slip as people become busier. Feeling This Christmas brings an important message into a moment people actually pay attention to, using humor and festive spirit to prompt more men to check.
Cahonas has become a recognized national voice on testicular cancer awareness, particularly during the Christmas period. Its annual festive campaign #CheckYerBawballs is an award-winning initiative that has reached tens of millions of people over the last decade and has received support from well-known names such as William Shatner, Mark Hamill, James McAvoy, Sam Heughan, Amy Macdonald, Zander Fagerson, and Scotland captain Andy Robertson. The charity delivers education in schools, sports clubs, workplaces, and communities while offering support to those dealing with a diagnosis.
By pairing a feel-good charity single with an important message aimed at the age group most affected, the band hopes to spark conversations and positive habits during one of the busiest times of the year.
Gregor Mackay from Weegie Hink Ae That? said, “A few years ago I spotted a collaboration between Bawbags and Cahonas Scotland. I was in my mid-twenties and had never actually thought to check myself. I did it straight away and it opened my eyes to how important it is for men to stay informed about their own health. It starts with something as simple as a check. We want to keep that message going and reach as many men as we can with the importance of checking early. If this single helps even a few people take that step, it will be worth it.”
Ritchie Marshall, CEO of Cahonas, added, “Christmas is a season of giving and this single gives us something priceless. It gets the message of early checking into homes, headphones, and holiday playlists in a way that feels natural. Weegie Hink Ae That? have taken our #CheckYerBawballs message and wrapped it in something uplifting, fun, and full of heart. Their support helps us reach the men who need to hear this most and we are incredibly grateful.”
“Feeling This Christmas” will be available across all major streaming and download platforms from November 19, 2025. Funds raised throughout the campaign will help Cahonas continue its education, awareness, and community support work across Scotland.
Fans of Weegie Hink Ae That? and supporters of Cahonas are encouraged to download, stream, and share the single to help spread an important message that can save lives. To find out more, visit www.feelingthischristmas.com.
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