What Is Love first became a worldwide dance hit for Haddaway in 1993, then found a second life through the Roxbury head bobbing sketches on Saturday Night Live and the 1998 film A Night at the Roxbury. That repeated TV exposure turned the chorus into shorthand for desperate club romance. Online, the TQ credited version circulates as a short shareable clip, reused in edits, reaction videos and nostalgia posts where the familiar question alone signals the joke before the beat fully kicks in for viewers everywhere today.
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Clipped chorus of What Is Love by TQ, the catchy dance hook people drop for romantic fails, head-bobbing memes and ironic love scenes in videos.
This clip is the instantly recognisable chorus from What Is Love, built around the repeated question sung over a pulsing dance beat and bright synth chords. The vocal is smooth and pleading rather than shouted, which makes the drop feel both sincere and funny at the same time. As the hook loops, it creates that familiar head bobbing energy associated with club scenes and late night drives. Viewers hear it and immediately expect a joke about longing, rejection or over the top romance, even before anything else happens on screen at all.