"Get Up (Rattle)" is a song by Dutch dance & house DJ and production duo Bingo Players, featuring vocals from Asian-American hip hop quartet Far East Movement.

"Get Up (Rattle)" was released in the Netherlands on 11 December 2012 and released in the United Kingdom on 20 January 2013. It peaked at number 24 in the Netherlands Dutch Top 40 and number 19 on the Dutch Single Top 100. It was a commercial success in the United Kingdom, where it entered at number 1 on the UK Singles Chart, becoming both acts' first number one hit in the country.

"Get Up (Rattle)" is a revamped and vocal mix version of the Bingo Player's own 2011 song "Rattle".

A music video to accompany the release of "Get Up (Rattle)" was first released onto YouTube on 2 December 2012 at a total length of two minutes and fifty-nine seconds. The initial video treatment was written by Bingo Players manager, Toby Benson of Complete Control Management. The video was directed by Tim Hope.

The video was set in the outer city of London, England which shows a gang of youths on a run-down estate being set upon by a group of plucky ducks after taking their criminal ways a step too far. A bitter war breaks out between the two sides before the gang move on to mug an old lady who often feeds the ducks. They then toss her bag into the pond before exchanging angry words with one duck, before tossing a stone and killing a duckling. The ducks then seek their revenge and work out a plan to take out the members of the gang. They are seen walking around the estate late at night and one by one they subject each of the youths to a painful death. One boy is seen getting his face pecked off, another is grabbed in the crotch and another is lured out into the road after a duck steals his Blackberry, only to be mown down by a speeding car driven by a second duck, and the last man dies when a duck goes straight through him.

In the uncensored version, the death of the duckling is shown in more detail, the boy who gets his face pecked off has blood splatter on his face and the pecking is much more explicit, the death of the boy who gets run over is shown more graphically, and when the duck goes through the man at the end, the duck is shown with the man's still-beating heart in its beak.

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