According to Seals & Croft, even nothing has a king.
King of Late Night
The King of Marvin Gardens
King of the Khyber Rifles
Rock & Roll Is King – ELO
Burger King (are they still around?)
What’s the big ape movie, again?
artillery = King of Battle
bowline knot = King of the Knots
What about The Duke of New York – he’s A-number-1!
Which, despite the fact I have lived/resided in and around Melbourne for periods throughout my existence, I have never known what the fuck this actually was about.
In London we have the Pearly Kings and Queens
Jerry “The King” Lawler, king of wrestling.
Sofa King.
“Our prices are Sofa King great!”
Say n’more, say n’more, say n’more, Pearly, say n’more!
King Creole
King Cotton was the stage name of an actor who portrayed Roscoe “The Chicken and Waffles King” in the movie Tapeheads.
And there’s the King of Surf Guitar, Dick Dale.
The Brahma chicken is often called the King of Poultry.
Schuyler “Sky” King was a character from the TV show Sky King. He was … in case you didn’t guess it… the King of the Sky!
He was often called the King of Comedy. Like I said, it’s easier when it’s your last name. Larry King was called the King of Talk, he should have been called the King of Boring Old Men but when your last name is King it gives you an edge on becoming royalty.
The King Ad-Rock, that is my name
And I know the fly spot where they got the champagne