Chainsaw Chicken is a long-running satirical project founded in 2005. It uses exaggeration, misdirection, and dark humor to interrupt familiar stories and expose the seams in accepted narratives.
Rather than repeating headlines or rehearsing opinions, Chainsaw Chicken revisits ideas that feel settled and rearranges them until something uncomfortable—or unexpectedly clear—emerges. History, culture, politics, technology, and everyday assumptions are all fair game.
When reality becomes performative, pushing it further often reveals more truth than explaining it away. By stretching arguments past their breaking point, the underlying logic shows itself.
The mask isn’t a costume or a joke. It’s distance—a way to step outside personality, branding, and allegiance and focus on the work itself. Over time, it has allowed Chainsaw Chicken to remain independent, consistent, and uninterested in trends.
Some pieces land lightly. Others don’t. None are designed for consensus.
If something here resonates, it’s because it connected on its own terms—not because it was polished to do so.
Chainsaw Chicken doesn’t offer nostalgia, outrage, or instruction.
It offers revision—with teeth.