Whew. As I mentioned from my last post Oscar the Grouch I'll be expecting my most favorite muppet from the tv show Sesame Street Elmo.
That rocks! "Elmo loves to hug". The line that reminds me of him always. Most Elmo's segment are featuring singers or bands which they sing the artist's popular song and change the lyrics into an educational one.
The last time I watched was on Youtube, Elmo sang together with Chris Brown (one of the popular R&B artist). I don't really know the song they sang together but the lyrical content is more about the signages you see around you like post no bill, stop sign, open & close for stores etc. Wait, I also remember Spin Doctors that band that the popular alternative rock Two Princess. Elmo did sang with them too.
Not much of time to talk about Elmo and the rest of the Sesama Street gang. Till next posting.
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Oscar the Grouch | Sesame Street
Inline with the 40th Anniversary of the children tv show Sesame Street here comes another Google doodle. It's Oscar the grouch, the Muppet that lives inside the garbage can. In the previous days, Cookie Monster, Big Bird and Bert & Ernie were featured as Google doodle. I'm guessing tomorrow will be Elmo. This must be a series of Google doodle featuring the Sesame Street gang.
Some facts about Oscar the grouch, he loves trash and the proof to this is the song "I love trash" that he always sings. From Wikipedia,
If you want to know more about Oscar the grouch, you visit his Wikipedia entry here.
Again, Happy 40th Anniversary to Sesame Street
Some facts about Oscar the grouch, he loves trash and the proof to this is the song "I love trash" that he always sings. From Wikipedia,
Oscar is named after Oscar Brand, a musician and one of the early board members of the Children's Television Workshop during Sesame Street's development in the late 1960s.
If you want to know more about Oscar the grouch, you visit his Wikipedia entry here.
Again, Happy 40th Anniversary to Sesame Street
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