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"What Does the Fox Say?" is a humorous song by the Norwegian comedy duo Ylvis, consisting of brothers Bård and Vegard Ylvisåker. Here are some interesting facts about the song and Ylvis:
Viral Sensation: "What Does the Fox Say?" was released in 2013 as a promotional video for the third season of the Ylvis brothers' talk show. The video quickly went viral, amassing millions of views on YouTube within a matter of days.
Unexpected Success: Ylvis had no expectation that the song would become such a massive hit. It started as a joke, but it struck a chord with audiences worldwide.
Unique Lyrics: The song's humorous and catchy lyrics revolve around the idea of speculating on the sounds a fox might make. The chorus, in particular, is known for its quirky and funny depiction of fox sounds.
Chart Performance: "What Does the Fox Say?" achieved considerable success on the music charts. It reached the top 10 in several countries, including the United States, and received platinum certifications in several nations.
Parodies and Covers: The song's popularity inspired numerous parodies and covers on the internet. It became a meme and even made appearances in video games and various forms of pop culture.
Ylvis's Other Work: Ylvis is known for their comedy and music. They have created numerous sketches, songs, and parodies in their native Norway, as well as internationally.
Charity Involvement: The Ylvis brothers used the proceeds from the song to support a children's charity in Cambodia, showing their philanthropic side.
While "What Does the Fox Say?" remains their most famous work, Ylvis continues to create comedy and music content in Norway and beyond.