History behind ‘Ye Cannae Shove Yer Granny’ rhyme as Gina performs on Glasgow’s Argyle Street

National World - LocalTV 2025-04-02

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A wee bit of information behind a traditional Scottish rhyme as performed by Gina on Argyle Street.
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