The durka durka phrase has circulated online for years as a nonsense chant used in meme videos, remixes and soundboard collections, often paired with Ramadan tags despite being played mainly for comedy. This short loop version spread as a shareable music clip that editors could drop into edits without needing the original scene. Its brevity and constant repetition made it easy to recognise in compilations and group chats. It remains in use because the chant works as an instant audio cue for silliness, dancing and exaggerated reactions in short form content.