ELMO: Oh.

[WHISPERING]

Guess what?

Guess what?

Elmo's friend, Mr. Adam Sandler is making up a song.

Oh, Mr. Adam Sandler?

ADAM SANDLER: Mm-hm.

ELMO: Are you making up a song right now?

ADAM SANDLER: That's right.

ELMO: Oh.

What's Mr. Adam Sandler's song about?

ADAM SANDLER: It's about you, Elmo.

ELMO: Elmo?

ADAM SANDLER: Mm-hm.

ELMO: Mr. Adam Sandler is writing a song about Elmo?

ADAM SANDLER: Yes.

ELMO: Oh, can Elmo hear it?

ADAM SANDLER: I want to play it for you.

I just got to come up with something

that rhymes with Elmo.

ELMO: Oh, go ahead.

Do your thing.

ADAM SANDLER: Petunia.

ELMO: No.

ADAM SANDLER: No.

OK.

Uh, sesquipedalian.

ELMO: No.

ADAM SANDLER: No.

ELMO: Oh.

Elmo can't think of a word that rhymes with Elmo either.

ADAM SANDLER: We're in trouble, Elmo.

ELMO: [SIGHS]

Guess Mr. Adam Sandler can't make up a song about Elmo.

ADAM SANDLER: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Adam Sandler just came up with it.

ELMO: You did?

ADAM SANDLER: [SINGING]

This is a song about Elmo--

ELMO: Uh-huh.

ADAM SANDLER: --who likes to play and yell-mo.

ELMO: Yell-mo.

[LAUGHS]

ADAM SANDLER: When he rides his tricycle--

ELMO: Yeah?

ADAM SANDLER: --he always rings his bell-mo.

ELMO: Bring!

Bring!

ADAM SANDLER: At night he takes a bubble bath.

ELMO: That's right.

ADAM SANDLER: --just so he won't--

ELMO: [SINGING]

Smell-mo.

ADAM SANDLER: Yeah.

[SINGING]

It's not about a penguin with roses in his lapel-mo.

ELMO: Oh, that's good.

ADAM SANDLER: It's not a song about a shrimp lifting his

barbell-mo.

SHRIMP: [GRUNTING]

[GROANS]

ELMO: [LAUGHS]

ADAM SANDLER: It's not a song about a banana--

ELMO: Oh.

ADAM SANDLER: --who slipped on himself and fell-mo.

BANANA: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

ADAM SANDLER: It's not about a parrot talking on his cell-mo.

ELMO: Ah.

PARROT: Can you hear me now?

ADAM SANDLER: It's not about a dragon who

likes to kiss and tell-mo.

DRAGON: I kissed Sander

ADAM SANDLER: OK.

[SINGING]

This is a song about Elmo.

ELMO: [SINGING]

Elmo.

ADAM SANDLER: Though I don't mean to kvel-mo.

ELMO: Kvelo-mo?

ADAM SANDLER: But Elmo here can write his name.

And soon he'll learn to--

BOTH: Spell-mo.

ADAM SANDLER: When he's at the beach, he always finds a--

ELMO: [SINGING]

Shell-mo.

ADAM SANDLER: Elmo's favorite game--

ELMO: Yeah, game.

ADAM SANDLER: --is the farmer in the--

ELMO: [SINGING]

Dell-mo.

Here we go.

ALL: [SINGING]

This a song about Elmo.

ELMO: Elmo.

ALL: [SINGING]

Elmo, Elmo, Elmo.

ELMO: Elmo.

ALL: [SINGING]

This is a song about Elmo.

ELMO: Elmo.

ADAM SANDLER:[SINGING]

Elmo in a nutshell-mo.

ELMO: [LAUGHS]

ADAM SANDLER: [SINGING]

Now my song is over and it's time to say--

ALL: [SINGING]

TIme to say--

ELMO: Time to say--

ALL: [SINGING]

Time to say farewell-mo.

PARROT: [LAUGHING]

[INTERPOSING VOICES]

ADAM SANDLER: What'd you think?

ELMO: Wow.

ADAM SANDLER: What'd you think?

ELMO: It was incredi-bell-mo!

ADAM SANDLER: Oh!

ELMO: [LAUGHS]

ADAM SANDLER: That was great.

ELMO: Wasn't that great?

ADAM SANDLER: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That was a good rhyme.

OK.

Bye.

Bye, Mr. Adam Sandler.

Boy, he's a great singer--

and rhymer, too.

[LAUGHS]