“Now, this is a song all about how my life got flipped ... And Ernie liked Bert’s paper clips and Bert liked Ernie’s rubber ducky and the deal was sealed. “One half of a whole, one ...

The tune is a hybrid Spanish/English track about how much Ernie loves his rubber duckie. He doesn ... Ernie declares in the song. At first his partner Bert is annoyed by the song, saying ...

Ernie sang it from the bathroom of the basement apartment he shared with his best friend Bert at 123 Sesame Street. “Rubber Duckie” is the only original song the educational series managed to ...

"Now, this is a song all about how my life got flip-turned up eyebrow," sings Bert ... Ernie bond over a shared appreciation for paper clip collecting and a third "roommate" — Rubber Duckie.

Now, Bert and Ernie are kicking it old ... Bert wipes some graffiti off. The song goes through how the two met and even features a cameo from Rubber Duckie.

Muppets Bert and Ernie told the story of how they met through a remake of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song On Sesame Street, born and raised, is where Bert and Ernie spent most of their days!

Sesame Street is bringing back the “Rubber Duckie” song with a parody of one of the ... In this “Despacito” parody, Ernie, Bert and Rosita sing along for the chorus in Spanish ...

Bert: Oh, no, no, no. It’s banana cream. I love banana cream – all over my face. Post: Do you have a favorite word? Ernie: One of my favorite words is “Duckie,” because I have a rubber duckie.

They know that Bert is neat and serious and that jokester Ernie loves his yellow rubber ducky. But what has been ... the value of healthy eating with the song “A Cookie Is a Sometime Food.” ...

Bert and Ernie kick it old school ... Bert wipes some graffiti off. The song goes through how the two met and even features a cameo from Rubber Duckie. Watch the full video below.

Bert and Ernie starred in a music video in which Ernie sang about his love for El Patito. Which is, you guessed it, his little rubber ducky. El patito translates from Spanish to “the little duck.” As ...