British nu metal cover band Ten Ton Duvet tackle "Party Hard!," a 2001 pop metal release from Ann Arbor, Michigan hard rock artist Andrew WK.
Now, for the math lesson that nobody asked for:
According to the Home Hacks DIY website, a Queen-sized duvet weighs approximately 5 pounds.
The Sleep Foundation website indicates that Queen-sized beds measure 60 inches by 80 inches.
Ten tons is equal to 20,000 pounds, or the equivalent of 4,000 Queen-sized duvets.
Assuming that a ten ton duvet has the same thickness as a regular duvet, it would be 4000 times the length and width.
So, it would measure 20,000 feet long, by 26,667 feet wide.
That's 533,340,000 square feet.
This handy converter calculated that covers an area of 19 square miles.
Ergo, a ten ton duvet could completely cover the town of Belmont, Maine -- with room to spare.
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