'Last Christmas' was released by Wham! in December 1984, written and produced by George Michael, and grew into one of the best-selling and most-played holiday singles of all time. Its inescapable December airplay inspired Whamageddon, the annual internet game in which players try to avoid hearing the song all month. This ten-second clip is a fan-made joke edit of the track that circulates on soundboards rather than an official release. It stays popular because the melody is universally recognised, so even a tiny twist on it reads instantly as a Christmas gag.
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A short joke edit of Wham!'s 'Last Christmas' with a playful festive twist. Creators use it in Christmas memes, Whamageddon fails and holiday edits.
This ten-second clip takes the instantly recognisable opening of Wham!'s 'Last Christmas' and twists it into a joke, keeping the glossy eighties synth melody and smooth vocal line that everyone knows while adding a silly, tongue-in-cheek edge. It sounds festive and familiar at first, then the punchline lands and the mood flips from nostalgic to mischievous. For viewers the effect is a quick double take: the brain hears Christmas, then laughs at the subversion, which makes it perfect for surprising an audience that thought a sincere holiday moment was coming.