Meet Ben Afquack: The Duck Drummer Taking the Hockey World by Storm
Meet Ben Afquack: The Feathered Drummer Making Waves
Ben Afquack has landed a dream job as the official drummer of the Anaheim Ducks hockey team. This talented duck has been making splashes on social media as both a fitness model and a musician.
How Ben Found His Home
Drummer Derek Johnson always wanted to adopt a duck once he got his life in order. A few years ago, his wish came true when he welcomed Ben Afquack into his home when Ben was just one day old.
From Fitness Model to Social Media Star
Ben's path to fame began with a simple photo. Derek snapped a picture of Ben that looked like he was striking a pose. A friend saw the photo and decided to create a parody social media account for Ben, listing him as a fitness model.
Discovering a Hidden Talent
Ben's drumming skills were found by chance. One day, Derek held Ben over one of his drums, and something amazing happened - Ben started slapping his webbed feet against it! Derek recorded a short video of this musical moment and posted it online.
When Derek woke up the next morning, thousands of people were asking to see more of Ben Afquack in concert. The duck's drumming career had officially begun.
Joining the Big Leagues
Ben's big break came when a content producer for the Anaheim Ducks hockey team spotted one of his videos. The producer knew right away that the team needed this drumming duck as their rally mascot.
Now, Ben Afquack performs a special drum solo that gets posted after each team victory. His performances have been so popular that people who weren't even hockey fans before are now cheering for the Ducks just to see Ben's drumming skills.
A Viral Sensation
Ben Afquack continues to win hearts with his unique talent. His journey from a newly hatched duckling to a hockey team's official drummer shows that stars can come in the most unexpected packages - sometimes with webbed feet and feathers.
Fans can follow Ben Afquack's adventures on social media, where he continues to drum up excitement with each new performance.