Eight Balls of Fur

{| border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="width: 100%; " Eight Balls of Fur is a silly Sesame Street song that is a parody of Jerry Lee Lewis's rock and roll song Great Balls of Fire. This music video is for singing about 8.

Music Video
In a black background with glitter flashing, eight furballs one by one appear on each row of the table and dance with Little Chrissy playing the piano. The furballs jump onto the table revealing their legs with stripes and yellow shoes and go back and forth sitting and standing. Little Chrissy properly uses the piano at the point before the furballs one by one stand up and tilt with one moving it's feet. After they tap their feet, Little Chrissy then uses his energy and muscle strength to pound on the piano fiercely in-order to destroy the keyboard and damage it's hammers while the balls still dance. While he's wrecking the piano, he uses his head on the piano and back to his digits. The furballs start bouncing, crazy dancing and then they lay down, kick their feet and stand back up tapping their feet and sitting and standing up quickly. Little Chrissy pounds on the keys from the left to the right of the instrument, uses his head again and hits it. Upon the destruction at the end of the musical number, The right half of the piano falls off and the lid to it flies which Little Chrissy knocks it down with his head feeling exhausted.

Furballs
A list of colors of the furballs were made as it follows from left to right:

Back Row

 * 1) Deco
 * 2) Midnight Blue
 * 3) Scarlet
 * 4) Boston Blue

Front Row

 * 1) Gold
 * 2) Violet Blue
 * 3) French Rose
 * 4) Shakesphere

FX
The Eights fade in once all the furballs appear on the tables. When the furballs start dancing at a certain point before the piano breaks into half, the numbers flash. There is also a little bit of bloom effect shaders from the lightening.

Variants
In Elmo's Sing-Along Guessing Game, the rest of the ending is edited out instantly after the piano damage.

On the 1997 home video Sing Yourself Sillier at the Movies, it has a black overlay with Telly and Oscar on their seats watching the initial silly movie. The song footage cuts in from the film countdown with Telly and Oscar chatting before zooming in to make the screen clear for the footage.

Music/Sound Variants
On some prints of the song, more sound effects were added to the song. So far, this was spotted on the home media release ''[w:c:muppet:What's the Name of That Song? (video) What's the Name of That Song?]''.

Videos

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