The Lawrence Welk Show: Chicken Dance

Myron Floren's Offspring
03:13
An unsettling performance of "The Chicken Dance," performed by dancer and former Mouseketeer Bobby Burgess along with his gawky offspring. Bobby is the son-in-law of the late accordionist Myron Floren, both of whom were long-time performers on "The Lawrence Welk Show." Myron himself provides musical accompaniment after introducing the "performance," which takes place on an eerily barren, dungeon-like stage. This clip has all the classic, premeditated, cornball Welk staginess, minus the talent. Also, everyone has that trademark, desperately forced Welk smile. What fun!

• Category

  Comedy

[tonydraws]

hard to masturbate to...

but NOT impossible

[Ricky Chopra]

Where is PSY when you need him ...

[Gob Bluth]

They're doing it all wrong, or have I been?

[krass11able]

I become hungry.I brew me a chicken.

[DannyManVega]

Has Anyone in this family even seen a chicken?

[lenbenhear]

Excuse me, but Sir Lawrence Welk is spinning & laughing hysterically in his grave !!!

[Monica Lance]

your nasty

[Immapiss onmahand]

Forever alonein the middle

[bipolarexpedition]

The Chicken Dance can trace its roots to the ancient folk dances of China. When Western traders made contact with the Chinese Empire, the dance was taught to them & they took it back to the Western world. In all that time it has changed very little.

[jack mayhoffer]

1:35 the easiest dance in the world and the broad on the right cant do it.

[zsiroshaju]

how much did they have to get paid to do this?

[r2griff2]

White people.