Sunrise hosts Natalie Barr and 'Kochie' were left speechless when a live cross with weatherman Sam Mac went rogue.

Sam was interviewing performance art group Discordia at the Rising festival in Melbourne when one of the members, starting talking about their costumes.

Describing the dancers' sparkly outfits, he said the creations were inspired by sea urchins and also giant, fluffy anuses.

Cue awkward laughter.

The West Online's Kate Phillips has the details.

Sunrise hosts Natalie Barr and 'Kochie' were left speechless when a live cross with weatherman Sam Mac went rogue.
Sam was interviewing performance art group Discordia at the&nbsp;Rising festival&nbsp;in&nbsp;Melbourne when one of the members, starting talking about their costumes.
Describing the dancers' sparkly outfits, he said the creations were inspired by sea urchins and also giant, fluffy anuses.
Cue awkward laughter.
The West Online's Kate Phillips has the details.

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