Jack Black’s 34-Second Song Breaks Billboard Records in Minecraft Movie!

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Jack Black sets a new Billboard record thanks to his hit song from .

In an exciting turn of events, “Steve’s Lava Chicken,” a song featured in A Minecraft Movie, has managed to enter the prestigious Billboard Hot 100 chart, landing at position 78 this week. What makes this achievement remarkable is that it’s the shortest track ever to appear on the Billboard Hot 100, lasting just 34 seconds. This brief tune has made a significant impact on the long-running music chart.

Composed jointly by Black and director Jared Hess of “A Minecraft Movie”, the lyrics for the song titled “Steve’s Lava Chicken” contain just five simple lines:

1. “La-la-la-lava, ch-ch-ch-chicken”
2. “Steve’s Lava Chicken, yeah, it’s tasty as hell”
3. “Ooh, mamacita, now you’re ringin’ the bell”
4. “Crispy and juicy, now you’re havin’ a snack”
5. “Ooh, super spicy, it’s a lava attack”

Since its premiere in theaters across the country on April 4th, this catchy tune has become popular among Minecraft enthusiasts. However, it’s not the most remarkable chicken-related story to grab attention in recent weeks.

Beyond the popular sensation of “Steve’s Lava Chicken,” there has been an unusual response from audiences. When a character in the movie says “Chicken jockey,” theater patrons have been known to get overly excited, causing some theaters to ask them to leave. Some cinemas have even stopped selling tickets to A Minecraft Movie to unaccompanied minors due to fear of similar reactions. Hess, the creator, described this phenomenon as “crazy,” adding that it has been far too entertaining… It’s extremely amusing; I can’t sleep at night.

Jack Black Sets a Unique Billboard Record

The success of “Steve’s Lava Chicken” in reaching the Billboard Top 100 chart is being outshone by a new record setter – “A Minecraft Movie.” Since its debut, it has achieved the highest box office openings for stars like Jack Black, Jason Mamoa, Danielle Brooks, and Jennifer Coolidge. Notably, this film also established a new box office opening record for director Robbie Hess, surpassing his previous best of $28.3 million from “Nacho Libre” in 2006. Additionally, “A Minecraft Movie” set new weekend records for Warner Bros., outperforming the previous records held by “Batman v Superman” and “Barbie.

A Minecraft Movie is in theaters now.

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2025-05-01 02:16