One man, in particular, shouted “Joe Byron!” as a butchering of Joe Biden’s name. As a summary, the video showed New York City residents in Coney Island shouting different catchphrases at the camera like Bing Bong. Although “Joe Byron” had been shouted and emphasized in a precursor Sidetalk video from April 2021, it wasn’t until a September video, and other various reposts of it on TikTok in October 2021, that the audio started being exploited en masse on the platform. Joe Byron, also identifiable as Fuck Ya Life, Bing Bong, refers to a viral video, TikTok sound and lip-dub trend that originated from a Sidetalk NYC video posted to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram in September 2021. If you’re not cool enough to get all the references, you can read a detailed explanation of the meme at Know Your Meme, excerpted in part here: The video has racked up over 10 million views. Missed opportunity not to use “you see these dogs in your front yard?” with Major I’ll take cringeworthy tiktoks for $1000 “Ok I know I sound old but are the Jonas brothers still relevant?”) This was discovered in the White House pool bus yesterday and now I’m so mad I did not include reporters’ reactions in my reports. The White House and POTUS jumping on the viral “Joe Byron” meme Took the JoBros for Biden to know about Byron Journalists, political and media figures, and other verified users reacted to the video, not all positively. If anyone needs me to explain this to them, just let me know Then explained it to me and it got even better.
The first time I watched this I had zero frame of reference for it because I am old, yet I weirdly still loved it even though it sounded like literal nonsense.
Several White House staffers also tweeted the video and added their own references, as well as some light lampooning of the boss.īing - and I’m not being solicitous, I mean it - bong Nick Jonas tweeted the video with the message “Dinner plans, - which is another reference to the meme. The 17-second video, posted to Twitter and Tik Tok, features the three brothers lip-synching to snippets that revolve around the question “Are you vaccinated?” but which include references that might be confusing to those for whom Tik Tok is the noise a clock makes, and The Jonas Brothers are people you’ve heard your children discuss as you drive them to the mall.Īnd President Biden shows up at the end of the video, with the reveal that he has been filing it with a cellphone camera. The Jonas Brothers teamed up with President Joe Biden for a short pro-vaccine video that capitalizes on the popular “Joe Byron” Tik Tok meme.
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