Oh, guess what, guess what.

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

Mr. Adam Sandler?

Mm-hmm?

Are you making up a song right now?

That's right.

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

It's about you, Elmo.

Elmo?

Mm-hmm.

Mr. Adam Sandler is writing a song about Elmo?

Yes.

Well, can Elmo hear it?

I want to play it for you.

I just got to come up with something

that rhymes with Elmo.

Oh, go ahead.

Do your thing.

Petunia?

No.

No, OK.

Sesquepadelia.

No.

No.

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

We're in trouble, Elmo.

Oh, guess Mr. Adam Sandler can't make up a song about Elmo.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, Adam Sandler just came up with it.

You did?

[SINGING] This a song about Elmo.

Mm-hmm.

Who likes to play and yell-mo.

Yell-mo.

[LAUGHS]

When he rides his tricycle--

Yeah?

He always rings his bell-mo.

Bring-bring.

At night he takes a bubble bath.

That's right.

Just so he won't--

Smell-mo.

Yeah.

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

Oh, that's good.

It's not a song about a shrimp, lifting his barbell-mo.

[YELLS]

It's not a song about a banana, who

slipped on himself and fell-mo.

Whoa, whoa!

It's not about a parrot, talking on his cell-mo.

Can you hear me now?

It's not about dragon, who likes to kiss and tell-mo.

I kissed Adam Sandler.

OK.

This is a song about Elmo.

Elmo!

I don't mean to kavelmo.

Kavelmo?

But Elmo here can write his name,

and soon he'll learn to spell-mo.

Spell-mo.

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

Shell-mo.

Elmo's favorite game--

Yeah, what is it?

Is the farmer in the--

Dell-mo.

Here we go.

This is a song about Elmo.

Elmo.

Elmo, Elmo, Elmo.

Elmo!

This is a song about Elmo.

Elmo!

Elmo in a nutshell-mo.

Now my song is over, and it's time

to say, time to say, time to say farewell-mo.

[LAUGHING]

What did you think?

Wow.

What did you think?

It was incredible-mo.

Oh!

That was great!

Wasn't that good?

Wasn't that great?

Yeah, that was a good rhyme.

OK, bye.

Bye, Mr. Adam Sandler.

Boy, he's a great singer, and rhymer, too.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[SINGING] Jump up, get down.

Come dance with Elmo, we're moving our body to the ABCs.

Dance nearby, whoa, dance far away, now

clap your hands to the letter of the day, clap, clap.

What's the letter, clap, clap.

What's the letter, clap, clap, clap, clap.

What's the letter?

What's the letter?

What's the letter?

What's the letter?

The letter of the day is E. Clap, clap,

it's the letter of the day.

Clap, clap, it's the letter of the day.

Clap, clap, it's the letter, it's the letter,

it's the letter of the day.

It's the letter of the day, clap, clap,

it's the letter of the day, clap, clap, hey, hey, E!

Mother Goose has just written a new nursery rhyme.

And we are going to be the first ones to hear it.

Oh!

Yeah!

But, Elmo wonders what it's going to be about.

Oh, you'll see.

It's my world premiere, and I think it might be my best yet.

Ooh.

It's about a monster called Elmo.

[GASPS]

Elmo?

But Elmo thought that Mother Goose

couldn't write about Elmo?

Well, I thought so, too.

But that's because I didn't know enough about you, Elmo.

But your friend, Abby, was kind enough

to tell me some of the things that make you especial.

And it was a lot, enough for a long rhyme.

Let's go.

OK.

Yeah.

[CLEARS THROAT]

Hey diddle donster, hey diddle donster, Elmo's a monster,

who's as kind as kind can be.

Awe.

Hey diddle donster, a red furry monster

who's helpful to you and me.

He's great at sharing, and riding his trike.

He's the kind of monster you gotta like.

[LAUGHTER]

Hey, diddle donster, Elmo's a monster

who likes to play pretend.

That's true.

Hey, diddle donster, a red furry monster

I'd like to call my friend.

Awe, that was so sweet.

That's so sweet.

Now, see, that is my favorite nursery rhyme.

Me, too.

Oh, well, thank you, Mother Goose,

for making a nursery rhyme about Elmo.

Elmo loves it.

[LAUGHING]

Hi, everybody.

Look who's here.

Oh, hi.

Wow, we're so glad you're here.

Yeah, and we have a special birthday song just for you.

[HORN BLOWING]

[SINGING] Start the beat, get on your feet

for the special occasion.

A year has gone by, let's start the celebrations.

Because it's your birthday, what a treat.

You're feeling great, we want some cake.

And decorations with a twinkle.

Got balloons.

And awesome tunes.

And a cookie with sprinkles.

Because it's a party for you on Sesame Street.

Hap, hap, happy, happy, happy birthday.

We love showing up, watching you growing up.

Hooray!

Hooray!

Hooray!

Hap, hap, happy, happy, happy birthday.

We love showing up, watching you growing up.

Hooray!

Hooray!

Hooray!

It's your special day.

[HORN BLOWING]

Elmo wishes, hugs and kisses, let's make lots of noise.

Party hats, lots of snacks, play with lots of toys.

Elmo got a kazoo, just for you.

So you can dance some more.

Elmo loves you, and he wants you to have a happy day.

So keep on moving, keep on grooving,

yeah, come on and play.

Now, let's shout hooray for turning four.

Happy birthday!

Hap, hap, happy, happy, happy birthday.

We love showing up, watching you growing up.

Hooray!

Hooray!

Hooray!

Hap, hap, happy, happy, happy birthday.

We love showing up, watching you growing up.

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday!

Elmo loves you.

[MUSIC PLAYING -"DO YOU KNOW THE MUFFIN MAN"]

[SINGING] Do you know Abby Cadabby, Abby Cadabby, Abby

Cadabby?

Do you know Abby Cadabby?

She's a fairy on Sesame Street!

That's me!

Hi!

Do you know Elmo?

Elmo?

Elmo!

Do you know Elmo?

He's my best friend on Sesame Street.

Oh, thank you, Abby.

Do you know Cookie Monster, Cookie Monster, Cookie Monster?

Do you know Cookie Monster?

He eats cookies on Sesame Street.

Do you know Rosita?

Rosita, Rosita.

Do you know Rosita?

She plays guitar on Sesame Street.

Yeah.

Do you know the Count von Count, the Count von Count, the Count

von Count?

Do you know the Count von Count?

He loves to count on Sesame Street.

Do you know Bert and Ernie?

Bert and Ernie, Bert and Ernie, do you know Bert and Ernie?

They're roommates on Sesame Street.

Do you know Super Grover?

Super Grover, Super Grover, do you know Super Grover?

He helps everyone on Sesame Street.

Do you know Julia, Julia, Julia?

Do you know Julia?

She loves to paint on Sesame Street.

Do you know Big Bird, Big Bird, Big Bird?

Do you know Big Bird?

He's the biggest bird on Sesame Street.

Is it just Elmo, or is it getting faster?

It's fast!

Do you know Oscar the Grouch, Oscar the Grouch,

Oscar the Grouch?

Do you know Oscar the Grouch?

He lives in a trashcan on Sesame Street.

Hey, do you know?

Yes.

How to be quiet!

[LAUGHING]

Oh, Oscar.

[SINGING] Jump up, get down.

Come dance with Elmo, we're moving our bodies to the ABCs.

Dance nearby, whoa, dance faraway, now

clap your hands, [CLAPS] to the letter of the day.

Clap, clap.

What's the letter, clap, clap.

What's the letter, clap, clap, clap, clap.

What's the letter?

What's the letter?

What's the letter, what's the letter?

The letter of the day is L.

Clap, clap, it's the letter of the day.

Clap, clap, it's the letter, it's the letter,

it's the letter of the day.

It's the letter of the day.

Clap, clap, hey, hey, L.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Oh, hi!

Ready to play a tune with Elmo?

Oh, good, well, it's called Elmo says.

Here goes.