Cluck Tha Police (NWA Parody)

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Cluck Tha Police is a There I Ruined It parody that turns the N.W.A. classic into clucking chicken vocals, used for funny edits and meme videos.

This 25-second parody reimagines N.W.A.'s famous protest rap as if performed by a flock of chickens, with the main hook delivered in pitched clucks and squawks instead of vocals. The beat keeps the serious, confrontational energy of the original, which makes the silly barnyard delivery land even harder. Every cluck lands on rhythm, turning a tough hip hop moment into instant comedy. It works because the contrast is so sharp: the attitude stays hardcore while the sound itself is completely ridiculous, perfect for undercutting dramatic scenes.

There I Ruined It is a music project known for re-editing famous songs into absurd new versions by shifting melodies and vocals. For this track, the concept takes N.W.A.'s 1988 song Fuck tha Police from Straight Outta Compton and rebuilds its hook with chicken-style clucking inspired by the Chicken Dance novelty tradition. The joke spread online as a short shareable clip because hip hop fans instantly recognise the cadence, while the barnyard sound turns a serious protest anthem into a parody that fits memes, animal videos and ironic edits.

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What is Cluck Tha Police?

Cluck Tha Police is a short musical parody by There I Ruined It that recreates the hook of N.W.A.'s Fuck tha Police using rhythmic chicken clucks and squawks instead of normal rap vocals over a hip hop style beat.

Where does the original song come from?

The original song is Fuck tha Police by American hip hop group N.W.A., released in 1988 on their album Straight Outta Compton. This parody keeps its recognisable rhythm and attitude but replaces the delivery with comedy chicken sounds.

How do creators use Cluck Tha Police?

Creators drop it into funny videos when a person, pet or chicken needs an unexpectedly tough soundtrack. It works best for mock chases, farm animals acting cool, rebellious characters and short meme edits where the contrast creates the punchline.