On their recent single “Nasty,” Tinashe sagely asks, “Can anyone match my freakiness?”
This sensible question has now become a meme. We can explain it.
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Tinashe released the song in April as the lead single from her upcoming album BB/Ang3l Pt. 2 — Quantum Baby. But the lyrics first caught the attention of X/Twitter in early May, thanks to a weird white boy’s dance moves.
One user deep impression. His actions are at odds with his nerdy appearance, making him irresistible meme fodder. In the original video, Posted to TikTok as early as February 2023, He danced to Hey Choppi’s “Bind,” but the viral X version replaced the sound with “Nasty.”Video views exceeded 10 million Views on X.
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As the video went viral, users began sharing their thoughts on the song-driven issue.
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One user wrote: “Can anyone match my freakout?” Possibly the existential question of our time. Another posted a photo of Carrie Bradshaw writing with the caption: “I can’t help but wonder…could anyone match my freakiness?”
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The question quickly sparked an engagement-bait meme.Some netizens asked: “Are two people really suitable for each other?” The range of quoted tweets includes Shrek‘Donkeys and Dragons’ for Lena Dunham and Andrew Rannells Pen 15It’s Maya and Anna.
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Like these things, the song ties into another internet phenomenon, challenger Manic. This song is perfect for editing the lovable yet annoying Patrick Zweig (Josh O’Connor).This song has many soundtracks now challenger edit.
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When Universal Music Group pulled its catalog from TikTok (it has since reinstated it), there was a dry-up of viral songs. Sometimes it feels like all we have is Djo’s “End of Beginnings.”
But now the drought is over and rain is falling from the sky. Just in the past month, Not one, but three songs went from regular hits to meme moments.
We’re back like this
