Minecraft Update Features the Notorious Lava Chicken Song

Alright, so here’s the deal — Minecraft just dropped a new Bedrock Edition update, and what do you know, there’s this funky new music disc everyone’s buzzing about. It’s got the “Lava Chicken” song! Yeah, the one from A Minecraft Movie. Hilarious, right? Imagine blasting that in multiplayer and just watching your friends lose it. Apparently, the Java folks had this since June. Talk about a mixed bag of consolation and jealousy, huh?

Let’s backtrack a second — A Minecraft Movie, if you haven’t seen it yet, made quite the splash earlier this year. Jack Black was Steve, which, honestly, who saw that coming? Plus, Jason Momoa, Danielle Brooks, and Emma Myers? Wild lineup. And memes? Oh, there’s been enough memes to fill a chicken coop. The Lava Chicken bit? Total gold. Jack Black singing this tune while Steve’s, you know, cooking chicken with lava? Iconic.

Now, back to the game — sorry, I get sidetracked. Anyway, not that Jack Black’s actual voice made it into the game, sad but true. Instead, you get this Villager-style remix by Hyper Potions. And, fun fact, you can snag this disc by, get this, defeating a Chicken Jockey. Cute, right? Baby zombie on a chicken? Ugh, the adorableness is almost criminal.

Okay, so updates. Besides the whole music disc thing, they squashed some pesky bugs. Dunno about you, but I always find those tweaks oddly satisfying. Like, they toned down the light glow on torches when using Vibrant Visuals. Who knew torches got such a glow-up?

And the memes! Can’t forget those. The whole bit where Jason Momoa battles a Chicken Jockey in the movie? Instant classic. Guess it makes sense you’d need to slay one to get the disc. A nice little Easter egg for fans, or maybe just random chaos. Who knows?

Looking ahead, there’s talk of more copper stuff coming. Copper Golems, tools, armor — pretty much everything copper. I mean, if you’re sitting on heaps of copper, this is the update for you. And a new hotfix is on the way, 1.21.94, in case you’re keeping track. Bugs get squished, glitches get snapped. The usual drill.

So, there you have it—a bit of chaos, a dash of comedy, and a heaping scoop of Minecrafty madness. Keep those blocks stacking, I guess.