You’ll never hear this ‘80s classic the same after the rubber chicken version. This rendition is likely to remain with you, and you will hear (and think about) it every time you hear the original tune. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear what 1980s song was played by using rubber chickens.

Musicians and other creative types are constantly seeking ways to push boundaries and do things differently. Why do the same old things over and over? That is boring and has been done before, and frankly, most people are probably tired of it. Let’s try something new and see how that sounds.

Music is one of the most diverse forms of art in the world. There is literally a sound for every ear. If you haven’t found a type of music that you enjoy, you probably have not looked hard enough. There is bound to be something, even for the most picky and choosy person in the world.

Well, for those who like their music to include sounds from rubber chickens, you are now in luck. 
Seriously, no, you did not read that incorrectly, and your eyes are not deceiving you. In a clip posted on YouTube, a man performs A-ha’s 1985 classic “Take on Me” with a collection of rubber chickens. The chickens range in size as well, from large to ridiculously small, which has to change and impact the amount of air they emit with each squeeze.

Yes, it is an absolutely hilarious and strange sight, but honestly, it doesn’t sound half bad. Once you get over the initial shock and ridiculousness of it, you might even enjoy this off-the-wall version. I’m not saying it comes close to matching the original version, but this one will surely give you a few laughs as you tap your foot along to the memorable tune.

Ephesians 5:19 “Joining with one another in holy songs of praise and of the Spirit, using your voice in songs and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”