Sweety the Chick

Sweety the Chick is a mobile phone ringtone, wallpaper, and 3G video by (known as Jamster! in some markets). It was first advertised internationally on music video channels in 2004.

As with many of the Jamba!/Jamster! characters such as the Crazy Frog, the computer-generated chick has been greeted with both love and hatred - perhaps due in part to the frequency of advertising for the ringtone.

, together with a number of other ringtone providers, is a major source of advertising revenue for the German music channel VIVA. At its late-2004 peak, the Sweety the Chick song was sometimes played six times in a row during a commercial break. Sweety the Chick was released before the Crazy Frog in Germany.

Origin
Sweety is a licensed version of a strikingly similar chick created by Pierre Coffin in the U.K. for a series of animated commercials for Vizzavi (now ) during the Pop Idol television show (). Sweety first appeared in a Rhino and Rat ringtone advert, in which he was one of a line of baby chicks who started bouncing due to the vibrations coming from a nightclub.

Lyrics
"I may be small, I may look sweet.. but baby, I know how to move my feet... HIT IT!"

(Tempo change: Upbeat)

"Cause when I start to feel the beat, I just (smile and) /or/ (want to) move my feet and it makes me wanna tweet - tweet tweet tweet tweet tweeet tweet."

Fluffy
Sweety was paired up with another chick named Dinger for two further ringtones, a rendition of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" and a new song called "Little Birds Rock". They are both also in a song called "Sweety's Party"

Sweety mobile phone game
Sweety features in a mobile phone dancing game where the player has to keep pressing keys to match numbers falling in three columns (matching the number keypad columns).

Toy
A plush toy is also available.

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