The Greeting Card that plays a vinyl record

A record player contained inside a birthday card. See how/if it works in this video.
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[brunovaz]

What a nice birthday surprise, the person expects a happy birthday song but gets satanic summoning chant instead, it would be also nice if the record burst on fire by the end.

[echoesact.]

sounds like a robot melting but trying to stay positive

[BILLIONplus]

It sounds terrifying. You should upload the audio from the vinyl.

[ShyhizzlePlays]

4:00 Now, *cAaAaAaN YouUoU sPiN tHe rEcOrD aT tHE cOrReEeCCt sSSssPEeEeeeD¿*

[spartan]

4:30 When your birthday card sends a message from the depths of the 7th plane of suffering

[manmansgotmans]

Sounds like innocent souls suffering in hell. Great! Finally something I would gift to my loved ones

[bigclivedotcom]

This reminds me of my first record player which was so electrically scary that I turned it by hand and played a random selection of jumble-sale 45RPM records with a violent 78RPM metal needle. It worked. I had hours of fun playing music and grinding new deeper spirals into those records.

[theredblood]

Imagine sleeping when suddenly at 3 a.m in the night you wake up hearing this playing in a corner of your room

[gasgas]

That brings back memories. In the late 1970s I worked for a charity that pressed free give-away records and we made a similar cardboard player . . . but ours worked!

[spectralv]

That's quite a bit of work and preparation just to get a birthday wish from Satan himself.

[NK-xdfu]

Woah, how'd they get Donald Duck to sing Happy Birthday?

[stnyblue]

i played it backwards and got a bday message from the devil

[rik.]

They should put a warning label on this saying; Warning: might accidentally summon Satan.

[chrispitio]

that thing sounds like a choir of daleks

[Pazaluz]

Here son. My gift to you. And old demon vodoo record that'll keep you up all night.

[christopherdean]

Many years ago (at least 50) my dad got an advertising mailout that worked on exactly the same principle. He brought it home from work and me and my brother were absolutely fascinated by it!. It has long gone now, but I clearly remember the voice on the record talking about fireproof cladding (my dad worked for a shopfitting company). What goes around, comes around.

[somechannelidontknow]

Nobody:
the void: HApPy BiRtHdaY tO yOu

[ryswe]

that playback is terrifying, something from a horror movie

[Techmoan]

Answer to an anticipated question:
No the record cannot be played on a typical record player because the spindle hole is smaller than normal.

[hadrien]

4:30 Sounds just like the greeting card you'll get from that neighbour who loves you in a weird way