Arnold Schwarzenegger Raps In Strangely Motivational Song About His Life

For instance, Joe Pesci essentially did it as a joke on "Wise Guy" from the My Cousin Vinny-themed album, Vincent LaGuardia Gambini Sings For You.

As you might expect, he earns that parental advisory sticker.

As is usual for the mysterious actor and filmmaker, it's hard to tell what exactly compelled him to make this, but there is something oddly fascinating about it.

Schwarzenegger appears on the song "Pump It Up" by Andreas Gabalier, who sings about the many twists and turns in the icon's life.

Gabalier particularly emphasizes Schwarzenegger's early life and how hard we worked at training his body both in Austria and at Gold's Gym in Los Angeles.

And yes, that's generally how you close your communication with someone rather than opening it, but as I've said, Schwarzenegger does things his own way.

Truthfully, his style can be described as slow talk-singing and he forgets to rhyme in a couple of places, but it's all in the name of challenging us to ask ourselves who we want to be. "Not what," he says, "but who."

As he puts it, "Work like hell, trust yourself and all your dreams come true."

He's careful to caution against breaking the law, however. After all, it's usually pretty hard to chase your dreams in jail.

Still, he reminds us not to be afraid to fail and to always give back if we do find ourselves living comfortably.

He's joined by Gabalier for many of these clips, particularly this one where Schwarzenegger spots him as he works up a serious sweat.

So whether you find it motivational, funny, or just oddly endearing, enjoy what this unlikely duo has to offer.