The phrase comes from Man's Not Hot, the 2017 comedy rap track by British comedian Michael Dapaah performing as Big Shaq. The song grew from a freestyle on Charlie Sloth's Fire in the Booth series and became a viral hit, with its nonsense sound effects quoted, remixed and lip-synced across social media. The ting goes section became especially popular because it is easy to imitate and instantly recognisable even without the music. Years later, creators still use it as shorthand for exaggerated confidence in short videos and memes.
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The Ting Goes is the skrrra beatbox-style hook from Big Shaq's Man's Not Hot, used in memes and edits for a sudden, over-the-top punchline moment.
This clip captures Big Shaq delivering the famous ting goes sequence from Man's Not Hot, a rapid-fire string of invented gun and engine noises including skrrra, pap pap, ka-ka-ka and a deep pudrrrr-boom. His delivery is confident, rhythmic and deliberately over-the-top, shifting between sharp percussive bursts and a rolling bass-like rumble. There is no sung melody, just a playful vocal performance that builds like a joke reaching its punchline. For viewers, the effect is instant recognition followed by laughter, because the sounds are so exaggerated they turn a simple boast into pure comedy.
