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On a daytime sky background, we see Harvey wondering around for three seconds and then he assumes that it looks like him even though he has the same eyebrows and nose color albeit different before Elmo arrives and Kermit the Forg states they're all monsters although they have differences. They start dancing and getting in a line to tell what color are they in order. After that, Harvey asks what is the difference anyway and the three monsters come back and sing "We're All Monsters". They separate and inform the genetics of themselves while the monsters walking in a U turn. After Kermit leaves, Elmo comes back saying it never matters at all and then the monsters and shout "We're All Monsters" again before going back to dancing and stating opinions what they like to do. They come to a minor closeup at the camera and tell them they get along together and then they run to the far point of the perspective. At a closeup view, each monster mentions about different facial features and appearances as the camera pans to each one of them. Before the song wrapup, they say that their together and they're all monsters getting into a closeup view. They start running around, making noises, run back to the far point and go together in a horizontal line to march to the camera. They duck and then pop back up at a closeup view of it wondering around. |
On a daytime sky background, we see Harvey wondering around for three seconds and then he assumes that it looks like him even though he has the same eyebrows and nose color albeit different before Elmo arrives and Kermit the Forg states they're all monsters although they have differences. They start dancing and getting in a line to tell what color are they in order. After that, Harvey asks what is the difference anyway and the three monsters come back and sing "We're All Monsters". They separate and inform the genetics of themselves while the monsters walking in a U turn. After Kermit leaves, Elmo comes back saying it never matters at all and then the monsters and shout "We're All Monsters" again before going back to dancing and stating opinions what they like to do. They come to a minor closeup at the camera and tell them they get along together and then they run to the far point of the perspective. At a closeup view, each monster mentions about different facial features and appearances as the camera pans to each one of them. Before the song wrapup, they say that their together and they're all monsters getting into a closeup view. They start running around, making noises, run back to the far point and go together in a horizontal line to march to the camera. They duck and then pop back up at a closeup view of it wondering around. |
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We Are All Monsters is a Sesame Street monster song written by Tony Geiss and Stephen Lawrence. The monsters sing about the differences of themselves even though they are still in the same species. The music features the following four Furtones:
NicknamesMonster identities, The Monster identity song, Same, but different monster, Monster interests, Fur colors, Genetic differences, Monster anatomy analogues Music VideoOn a daytime sky background, we see Harvey wondering around for three seconds and then he assumes that it looks like him even though he has the same eyebrows and nose color albeit different before Elmo arrives and Kermit the Forg states they're all monsters although they have differences. They start dancing and getting in a line to tell what color are they in order. After that, Harvey asks what is the difference anyway and the three monsters come back and sing "We're All Monsters". They separate and inform the genetics of themselves while the monsters walking in a U turn. After Kermit leaves, Elmo comes back saying it never matters at all and then the monsters and shout "We're All Monsters" again before going back to dancing and stating opinions what they like to do. They come to a minor closeup at the camera and tell them they get along together and then they run to the far point of the perspective. At a closeup view, each monster mentions about different facial features and appearances as the camera pans to each one of them. Before the song wrapup, they say that their together and they're all monsters getting into a closeup view. They start running around, making noises, run back to the far point and go together in a horizontal line to march to the camera. They duck and then pop back up at a closeup view of it wondering around. VariantsOn the left (Original), the black line artifacts are shown on the left of the screen and with original hue adjustment and the later variant shown on the right (Remastered) has it cropped off. Additionally, some of the sides were also cropped and color correction was applied to the video leaving just the dot crawls untouched.
Music/SoundsA majestic fanfare with bass for the entire music video. A descending piano slide notes are heard once on the fanfare after the monsters line up. Music/Sounds Variant
AvailabilityRare, the song has appeared on a few Sesame Street episodes.
Trivia
Videos Sesame Street - We Are All Monsters (1980) Original version  Sesame Street - "We Are All Monsters" (original) Original version (Abridged)  Sesame Street - We're All Monsters (1990, long version) Redubbed version  Sesame Street - We Are All Monsters (1980, re-dubbed and re-colored version) Redubbed version + Recolored  Classic Sesame Street We're All Monsters (with audience cheering track added) Redubbed version (Monster Hits! version)  Sesamstraße - Wir Sind Alle Monster - Monster Parade German dubbed version  Bawmy się Sezamku - Potworki (36) Polish dubbed version  We Are All Monsters Russian Russian dubbed version |
