The Annoying Orange was created by Dane Boedigheimer and debuted on YouTube in October 2009, with the first episode built entirely around Orange pestering an apple with the repeated line 'Hey Apple!' The simple setup went viral during the early era of viral web comedy, spawning hundreds of episodes, merchandise and a television series. The catchphrase became shorthand online for relentless, childish teasing, and clips from the original apple exchange are still reused in remixes, soundboards and nostalgic meme edits today.
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Hey Apple is the iconic catchphrase from The Annoying Orange, the talking fruit who pesters his neighbor with jokes until it snaps. Perfect for meme edits.
This clip captures the Annoying Orange in his most famous routine, repeatedly calling out 'Hey Apple!' in a high, nasal, sing-song voice that gets more irritating with every repeat. The apple tries to stay calm while Orange fires off puns, noises and teasing questions, building a slow, funny tension. The humor comes from the contrast between Orange's relentless cheerfulness and the apple's growing frustration. It is instantly recognizable to anyone who grew up with early YouTube comedy, and the short loop works as a pure annoyance joke on its own.
