Released in 2013 by Norwegian comedy duo Ylvis, What Does the Fox Say was originally created as a joke segment for their television show before becoming a global viral hit. Its absurd lyrics, asking what sound a fox makes, paired with a polished electronic pop production, helped the video spread rapidly on YouTube and social media. The chorus became a lasting meme sound, reused in animal videos, parodies and reaction clips long after the song left the charts, because its playful nonsense is instantly recognisable even without context.
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The catchy chorus from Ylvis' What Does the Fox Say, featuring playful fox noises over an upbeat electronic beat, used in funny animal videos and meme edits.
What Does the Fox Say is the instantly recognisable chorus from Ylvis's 2013 novelty hit, built around a bouncy electronic beat and a rapid-fire list of imagined fox noises. High-pitched yips, chattering sounds and the famous ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding line tumble over each other in a playful, almost cartoonish rhythm that is impossible to hear without smiling. The clip captures that peak moment of silliness, when the song stops making sense and leans fully into absurdity. It lands best as a punchline, instantly signalling a joke, a weird animal moment or a scene that has gone delightfully off the rails.
