Blue (Da Ba Dee) was released in 1998 by Italian Eurodance group Eiffel 65 and later appeared on their 1999 album Europop. The nonsense refrain and story of a blue man living in a blue world made it a number one hit across Europe and a top ten hit in the United States. It never really disappeared online, resurfacing in meme edits, remixes and nostalgia compilations, and it reached a new generation in 2022 when David Guetta and Bebe Rexha built I'm Good (Blue) around its melody.
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The I'm Blue da ba dee chorus from Eiffel 65's 1998 dance hit, used in funny edits, memes and nostalgic posts for its instantly recognisable hook.
This clip captures the main hook of Blue (Da Ba Dee) by Italian group Eiffel 65, built around the endlessly repeated line about being blue. A processed male vocal sings the da ba dee da ba die refrain over a bouncy late 1990s Eurodance beat, with bright synths and a simple piano riff driving everything forward. The melody is deliberately repetitive and slightly absurd, which makes it stick in your head after one listen. Played over ordinary footage it instantly turns the scene playful, nostalgic and a little surreal, like a music video from another era.