Kylie Said to Jason whose title and lyrics allude to Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan ("Scott and Charlene"), then stars in the popular Australian TV soap opera, "Neighbours". The lyrics also feature references to Archie Bunker, Todd Terry, Rolf Harris, "Skippy the Bush Kangaroo" and BBC comedy programmes "The Good Life" and "Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em". Drummond and Cauty confessed that on "Kylie Said to Jason" they had worn "Pet Shop Boys infatuations brazenly on [their] sleeves". True to this claim, the lush synth chorus and house piano recalls several Pet Shop songs, while the rap vocal recalls "West End Girls" - or
Australia–United Kingdom relations operas became particularly popular in the late 1980s and 1990s, with "Neighbours" commanding British daily audiences of 19 million in 1990 although this declined to 5 million by 2007, still nearly ten times the Australian audience. Soap alumni such as Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan have continued to have successful careers in music and on the stage in Britain, while "Neighbours" has even been held responsible for introducing the rising inflection to England. Australian comedians have thrived in the UK, from Clive James to Adam Hills and Tim Minchin. Academic Germaine Greer played a leading rôle in British gender politics