"Little Chicken Little Chicken" is a song written, composed and sung by mainland pop female singer Wang Rong, included in Wang Rong's album of the same name "Little Chicken Little Chicken" released on October 23, 2014 .
This song in the creation of the melody part of the song from beginning to end of the lyrics no more than five words, chick, hen, rooster, cooing day.
Song subversive use of imitation of various animal cries, so that people's mind to relax, stress relief, and even through the vigor of the "spit" to bring pleasure and coziness to people.
The song is not just a music song. The song is not just a piece of music, it's a piece of entertainment.
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Because animal calls are understood all over the world, there is no language barrier. This use of animal sounds as melody has been enjoyed by audiences internationally.
"Chick Chick Chick" is in line with international standards and is a pop powerhouse, with rhythms and melodies that lend themselves to infinite loops in an unconscious situation, very neutral, even though lyrically, it can be enjoyed as a dance song by everyone from kindergarten children to old moms dancing hot in the square without the slightest hint of inappropriateness.
The song's music video features the female singer, topped off with a '70s hairstyle and brightly colored gown, using a fairy magic wand in her hand to conjure up a group of female dancers dressed in Vegas-style burlesque girl outfits. But these female dancers were jumping and waving their arms like a bunch of clucking chicks. Once the chorus begins, most of the lyrics sound like the noise made by chickens on a farm when they're frightened.
As the music progresses, a group of cartoon versions of chickens in bikinis and constantly flapping their wings appear in the music video and serve as a backdrop for the real-life dancers and singers. It's nothing like the simple, easy-to-imitate dance moves of "Gangnam Style," but in its place are even more unsettlingly bizarre costumes and chick dancing.