Is it "ruining your childhood" like so many different TikTok-ers are saying? If you wanted to ruin my childhood then you'd just play the Dinosaucers theme. If you aren't familiar with the track in its entirety, then you can check it out below. They just play the song because it's burrowed into people's heads like a mental candiru. There are tons of TikTok clips in which people either re-create the "dark realization" as part of the video, or My life is a fucking mess and all I have stuck in my head is Alvin and the chipmunks singing “three little birds sat on my window and they told me I don’t need to worry” over and over pls send helpĭespite the fact that the trend is kind of cringey, that hasn't stopped a bunch of folks from engaging in it.
Saying that two of the three chipmunks died. The childhood part - from what I can gather from the comments - is referring to Alvin and the Chipmunks. There are other people saying that you can still hear the distinct vocals but yeah, others saying you can't. Video, if you put the song to 2x, it sounds like there is only one voice instead of three. What happens in the track is that all of the vocals seem to converge to one voice instead of three distinct ones.īut there's a "dark" theory as to why it converges into just one voice, which Redditor moominsoul explains perfectly: Of course people are getting nostalgic over the song (which comes from 2009's Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquell, when The Chipettes cover the song "Put Your Records On" by Corinne Bailey Rae), but to uncover the meaning behind the trend, you'll need to speed No, there hasn't been a renaissance of that strange early 2000s era of hip-op where comically high-pitched voices were peppered into songs.
Popular social media platform then you've probably noticed a conflagration of high-pitched reaction videos of people listening to the same Alvin-and-the-Chipmunks-esque track that caused them some type of trauma. What's the meaning behind the "Three Little Birds" song on TikTok? It's pretty dumb. TikTok's no stranger to its fair share of strange trends, which sometimes hold "deeper" meanings, but is there one behind the viral "Three Little Birds" song?
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