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FactTechzPublished at May 24, 2026 at 08:30 AM0:41
DJ Music Kills 140 Chicken! Seriously.. India is NOT For Beginners MOMENT! #shorts thumbnail

DJ Music Kills 140 Chicken! Seriously.. India is NOT For Beginners MOMENT! #shorts

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May 24, 2026 at 08:30 AM
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India
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A bizarre viral news story from Uttar Pradesh has taken over Indian social media after a poultry farm owner claimed that extremely loud wedding DJ music caused the death of around 140 chickens. The incident happened in Sultanpur district, where a wedding procession with high-volume music allegedly passed directly beside a poultry farm late at night. According to the farm owner, the intense sound created panic among the birds, causing many of them to collapse and die within a short time. The poultry farm owner, identified in reports as Sabir Ali, filed a police complaint saying the loud DJ system used during the wedding procession exceeded safe sound levels. He alleged that the chickens became terrified due to the heavy bass and continuous high-decibel music. Police later registered a case against the DJ operator and launched an investigation into whether noise pollution rules had been violated. What made the story explode online was the sheer absurdity of the situation. Indian meme pages immediately started joking that the chickens “couldn’t handle the wedding playlist” or that “the DJ dropped beats harder than expected.” Social media users flooded Instagram, X, Facebook, and WhatsApp with edited videos, fake movie posters, and jokes comparing the wedding DJ to a “mass destruction sound system.” Some users humorously claimed the chickens were “victims of bass boosted Bollywood remixes.” Despite the humor, many people also started discussing the real effects of excessive sound pollution on animals and birds. At the same time, the internet has fully embraced the story as peak “only in India” viral news. Meme creators are continuing to turn the chickens into internet celebrities, while others are joking that future poultry farms may now require “noise-cancelling headphones” or “anti-DJ protection.” The combination of weddings, loud music, police complaints, and chickens made the story instantly meme-worthy, helping it become one of the strangest and most widely shared viral incidents from Uttar Pradesh in recent weeks. Subscribe to FactTechz
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