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*International airings of the song omit the clips of Mr. Handford and Maria. |
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| Music by | Christopher Cerf |
| Lyrics by | Sara Compton |
| Date | 1992 |
| Publisher | Splotched Animal Music Sesame Street Inc. |
| First | Episode 3134 |
Wet or Dry is a Sesame Street song from the early 1990s.
Little Chrissy responds to the question of what makes him happy: he likes having fun "no matter if he's wet or dry", and demonstrates by playing his piano on both a stage and underwater (surrounded by fish). "Wet" and "dry" are further demonstrated with several kids, Mr. Handford, and Maria getting buckets of water dumped on them.
Both the song and video spoof Michael Jackson's 1991 hit "Black or White."
Notes
- The song concludes with Little Chrissy, now in a director role saying, "Cut! Perfect!" A later edit of the video has him saying the line more loudly and enthusiastically, and easier to hear over the cheering. This version also has a slightly different music track.
- International airings of the song omit the clips of Mr. Handford and Maria.
Releases
Audio (album version)
- Sesame Road (1993)