It’s the End of the Day, Relax With the Slow Jam Version of the Gummi Bears Theme Song
it's time to play the music
Lead singer Andromeda bounces here, there and everywhere through a series of key changes that are pretty dang impressive. At least to this amateur musician. Those who cannot appreciate the key changes will undoubtedly appreciate a childhood reference.
Read MoreLet’s Talk About, and Rock Out to the Theme From Gummi Bears
The Human Tim is dashing and daring, courageous and caring.
Anyone who grew up in the 80's or 90's should know full well that the theme song for Disney's Gummi Bears already rocks pretty hard, but that doesn't mean The Human Tim can't make it rock even harder. In his latest video he pounds some gummiberry juice and bounces his way through this epic tune. Enjoy! We sure did.
Read MoreGummy bears + Lego Clone Trooper Helmets = Good
And Now For Something Completely Different
Alicia Keys Sings The Gummi Bears Theme Song As A Ballad
Bear Time
Alicia Keys went on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Did she perform one of her biggest hits? No. She performed the theme to the 1980s animated television show, Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears. And she did it as Alicia Keys. (via HyperVocal) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?
Read MoreThe Party Bear is a 26 Pound, 32,000 Calorie Gummi Bear
Have you ever been eating out of a 34 fluid ounce bowl and suddenly thought to yourself, "Man, it sure is a shame that this 34 fluid ounce bowl isn't the inverted stomach of a 26 pound, 32,000 calorie gummi bear"? If so, then the 26 pound, 32,000 calorie Party Bear, complete with 34 fluid ounce inverted stomach bowl, might just be for you. The bears are available from Vat19 for a cool $200, an excellent investment if ever there was one. Pick up a green apple one, put some creepy orange briefs on it, and maybe it'll start singing for you.
Check out a surprisingly awesome music video that actually pertains to the Party Bear after the jump.
Read MoreClassic Video Games Conjured Using Stop-Motion Gummi Bears [Video]
Sam Q. Kim used roughly ten pounds of gummi bears and a whole lot of patience to create this stop-motion video, which is loosely inspired by classic video games including Tetris, Breakout, and Pac-Man. This isn't a slavish pixel-by-pixel homage -- which will no doubt cause some Tetris players who see blocks falling upwards to sweat profusely and become deeply uncomfortable -- but it looks like it was fun to make. (h/t CBS)
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