What the cartoon shows
A chicken gets a shower and cartoon microbes pack their bags. The little characters are fictional; splashing around a real sink is the part to take seriously.
What the source actually says
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says raw chicken is ready to cook and does not need washing. Washing can spread raw juices around the sink and nearby surfaces. CDC recommends separating raw chicken from ready-to-eat foods and using a food thermometer to check that chicken reaches 165°F (74°C).
Where the evidence stops
A rinse is not the step that makes chicken safe to eat. The safety advice concerns preparation and cooking; the video is not a demonstration of actual bacteria on a specific piece of chicken.
The useful takeaway
Skip the rinse, wash hands and surfaces after handling raw chicken, keep its juices away from other foods, and check the cooked temperature with a thermometer.