- Welcome back to What's Inside.
I'm Lincoln, and this is Dan,
and today we're gonna cut open
these weird shrilling chickens.
- Wait, what?
- Huh?
- So here's the deal.
A couple weeks ago, we did an interview
with our friend Cassidy on his YouTube channel,
where he interviews Youtubers,
and it was really fun.
Rather than just sitting in a boring interview room,
we went to this place called the Nickelcade.
- It was so much fun.
All the games are a nickel.
- Yeah, and then afterward, we were able to get prizes.
So, Lincoln walked away with this beautiful, bloody axe.
Cassidy got a chicken, and he thought that it would be funny
if we cut it open to see what's inside,
because it makes the most annoying noise in the world.
(squeak)
- So annoying.
- And so first of all, I'm just happy
to be able to cut this thing open
because it is so annoying,
but then also, we gotta find out
where this noise comes from,
and how it makes this sound.
Where's he at?
- You got the chicken?
- I brought the chicken. (squeak)
- The original.
- This is the one.
This is what we're cutting open today.
- [Dan] Nice.
- I'm excited.
I don't know...
(squeaking)
I'm not sure what would make that noise.
- [Dan] That noise is so stinking annoying.
But, just so you know,
we bought a few hundred more,
just for effect.
- We had to.
- I mean, why cut open just one
when you could have hundreds of them?
- [Dan] That's right.
- This is the perfect place to
cut one of these guys open.
- We should get a pot and boil it up afterward.
- One of my favorite things about these chickens
is that there's YouTube videos,
where people put them with songs, and it's hilarious.
- I think it started online,
and then people just compiled of those
and put YouTube videos of these chickens
making funny noises.
Like, first it was those goats.
Remember the goat videos?
- Yeah.
- And now it's this.
We're not gonna cut open a goat any time soon.
- Yet.
- So I think the first thing is,
we take this chicken.
These other guys, they look a little concerned.
- This guy especially he's...
Please don't do it.
- Yeah I think basically we're just going to take it
and hit right on the neck.
Like that.
Look at that the head came right off.
- That is clean, man.
- Does it still make the noise, that's the question.
(squeak) (laughs)
- A little higher pitch now.
- Yeah, let's compare that here to this guy.
Ready.
(squeak, squeak)
(laughs)
High pitch.
That's more like it.
This must be the female version.
With these guys, you chop off the head,
and it still makes the noise. (squeak)
- True to life.
- Yup, yup, they really put a lot of thought into this.
See how far down we have to get
Oh, boy.
This must really where the actual noise comes from.
(squeak)
- It's like a kazoo, basically.
- What?
- This feels like a duck call.
(squeak)
- So, it turns out it's just basically a kazoo,
just normal-looking thing right here,
but once put it in, the chicken head, and then like this,
if you squeeze the chicken, nothing, right?
But doing that kind of traps the air so that it actually
flows through the whistle, kazoo-ey-thingey.
- Kazoo-Ey-Thingey, yup.
- That's the technical term.
I went to school for this.
- You heard it from Cassidy.
- Here we're getting held up.
Tell me how this chicken works.
- The tricky thing is, what are we going to do with all
these leftover chickens?
- My wife is very, very, very, very, very sick
of having these in our house.
(multiple squeaks)
I've got an idea that involves these chickens,
and somebody that's in Shonduras' blog,
his name is Tall Chicken.
I don't know if that's like his brother, or his uncle,
or his cousin, he always says different things in it,
but I think we just go and throw these at him,
and drive off.
- I think he'd love it.
I think he would really appreciate it.
(laughs)
- That worked awesome.
He had no idea.
I think I broke something on a Tesla.
- Uh, oh.
- That's great.
(bang, bang, bang)
- Got em.
(laughs)
- Don't worry guys, we got em.
(percussive music)