The sound comes from a Snapchat compilation posted in February 2016 by Josh Holz following his friend Daniel Lara around school. Holz repeatedly praised Lara's outfits, especially his white Vans, with the catchphrase that made the clip explode on Twitter and Vine. Lara appeared on talk shows and received a lifetime supply of Vans as the meme spread worldwide. The exaggerated compliment format outlived the original video, becoming a reusable reaction for fashion, confidence and ironic hype.
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The Damn Daniel back at it again clip from the viral 2016 Snapchat video, used for hyping up outfits, shoes and funny entrances in memes and edits.
This is the enthusiastic voice of Josh Holz hyping up his friend Daniel Lara as he walks into frame. He delivers the line back at it again with rising excitement, drawing out the words in a playful, over the top way that makes an ordinary outfit feel like a runway moment. The delivery is loud, cheerful and instantly recognizable, turning simple praise into a joke. Viewers hear it as pure encouragement mixed with teasing, which is why the clip still lands as a compliment and a punchline at the same time.