The Llama Song

Examples

A bearded man’s photograph appears inside the red Llama Song lyric frame. Visible text: is it all so old?

Is it all so old?

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is it all so old?

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A duck stands on grass in a red-bordered Llama Song frame. Visible text: duck

Duck lyric frame

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duck

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A small white llama appears in a red-bordered song screenshot. Visible text: The Llama Song by Burton Earny; and another little llama

Another little llama

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The Llama Song by Burton Earny; and another little llama

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About & sources

A rapid stream of llama pictures, odd objects and a recurring duck turns a nonsense song into a picture-by-picture visual rhythm: the repetition is the point, not a coherent story.

Date

Burton Earny (burtonearny); Know Your Meme dates the DeviantArt upload to July 29, 2004.

History

The selected 2004 is the early Flash publication year reported by Know Your Meme, not the 2009 date of that database entry. Its history dates a DeviantArt upload to July 29, 2004 and describes later circulation on Newgrounds and Albino Blacksheep. Albino Blacksheep credits Burton Earny; the Newgrounds author comments say the uploader composed the song. These fetched pages support authorship and circulation, not a measured popularity ranking or a complete first-upload audit. The preview is a small, low-resolution photograph of a white llama against sky and grass, used by the source entry as representative artwork; it is a still, not playable preservation of the Flash timing, animation or song. The music, composition and incorporated pictures retain their respective rights; attribution and private display do not grant permission for public reuse.

Know Your Meme — early Flash history (with creator credit corroborated by Albino Blacksheep)
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