Pigeon prose: Hear Guy Williams and Scribe's comedy song about birds

The Pigeon Song will be released on Friday. Photo / Twitter @guywilliamsguy

An odd collaboration between a comedian and a rapper has been released today - but Justin Bieber is keeping The Pigeon Song from the top spot in the charts.

Guy Williams' concept of an ode to the birds commonly known as "sky rats" has become a reality with help from Christchurch rapper Scribe.

Titled The Pigeon Song, the track was released this morning, with all proceeds going to the charity KidsCan NZ.

* Click here to listen to a sample of the song and purchase it.

It is currently sitting at No. 2 in the iTunes NZ charts, beaten only by Justin Bieber's What Do You Mean?

The song's opens with Williams saying: "This song goes out to all the people who never believed in me ... you were right, lucky guess."

In a comeback that's sure to get some feathers ruffled, Scribe spits avian-themed rhymes at breakneck speed.

For example: "You're too slow like a pukeko, trying to keep up with an ostrich. I'm a wise owl, you're a blind foul, pluck you and your whole crew."

The chorus is simply Williams chanting, "Woo woo! Woo woo! The Pigeon Song!" repeatedly.

And The Pigeon Song's fandom has even been given a name - #Pigeonation.

- nzherald.co.nz