The rapid “ting goes” sequence was performed by comedian Michael Dapaah as his Big Shaq character and became closely associated with the 2017 song Man's Not Hot. Its exaggerated rhythmic delivery quickly inspired parodies, remixes, and reenactments across online video platforms. This version is an unofficial comedy edit that replaces parts of the familiar pattern with fart, burp, and dog-bark noises. It remains useful because audiences can recognize the cadence before the added effects derail it into a crude, unexpected joke.
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A comedy remix of Big Shaq's “the ting goes” vocal from Man's Not Hot, with fart, burp, and bark effects for prank edits and troll videos.
This short meme audio twists Big Shaq’s recognizable “the ting goes” rhythm into a deliberately ridiculous sequence of bodily noises and animal effects. Farts, a burp, and a bark interrupt the rapid vocal pattern, turning the familiar delivery into an unpredictable comedy remix. The contrast between the confident cadence and crude sound effects gives edits an intentionally immature, chaotic punch. It works especially well when a serious moment suddenly falls apart, a character embarrasses themselves, or a video needs an absurd payoff that viewers can recognize quickly.
