MAKE IT STOP!
, has accumulated 12.6 million views and appeared on over 761,000 other videos. The most prevalent of these many many videos being a 10-second cutdown in which an expressionless llama stands on its hind legs in a red-tinged desert, shaking his hips sensually and stepping from side to side in time to the beat. This particular rendition sits at 38.5 million views.
I can’t explain why any of the aforementioned factors have come together in such perfect harmony to inspire a TikTok trend or an earworm that we cannot stop humming along to. The 250,000 comments on the latter TikTok video also echo our confusion. “For some reason I can’t stop watching,” reads one, while another simply says “I am u n c o m f y”.
User dr.Cindy says “Please SOMEONE tell me why is that llama dance like that?”, while Nadia Sky Ramirez says “why am i addicted to this ”. User9885157104909 puts it simply: “Why do I have the sudden urge to join the navy now”. The popularity of the video and its resultant confusion as it takes over our FYPs, is an example of a crossover from “deep TikTok” -- as many have commented -- to mainstream TikTok. Ultra niche and characterised by trippy visuals and spooky animals singing over catchy songs, deep TikTok is a dadaist paradise where nothing makes sense and everything is vaguely uncomfortable.
The “Mi Pan” tune itself though, a bit of sleuthing will uncover, is actually from a Russian advert for the honey-based cereal Miel Pops. Despite originally airing all the way back in 2010, the jingle has exploded in popularity onNone of this -- and we cannot emphasise this enough -- makes any sense. But somehow… it does? Either way, you won’t be able get this song out of your head until September.
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