If you’re not familiar with the legend surrounding Henry VIII, the former King of England, you may have heard the resulting children’s song: Divorced, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived.
Even though it has a somewhat gory origin, the mnemonic is quite memorable: All six of the 16th-century ruler’s marriages ended in some form of disaster. However, have you ever heard the sung version of the violent, unromantic tale? How about a group of women imitating music superstars like Adele and Beyonc?
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