The Double Rainbow Song was created by the Gregory Brothers, the musical group behind the Auto-Tune the News series, after Paul Vasquez's emotional video about seeing a double rainbow in Yosemite became a viral hit in 2010. They set his enthusiastic narration to music, and the resulting song spread across YouTube and early social media as both a tribute and a parody of internet fame. It remains popular today because it captures a specific moment in early viral culture, when an ordinary person's genuine amazement could become a shared musical joke.
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The Gregory Brothers' autotuned Double Rainbow clip, turning Paul Vasquez's viral rainbow reaction into a catchy musical moment for memes and edits.
This clip captures the Gregory Brothers turning the famous Double Rainbow reaction into an autotuned song, with Paul Vasquez's awestruck voice stretched and tuned over a bright, bouncy backing track. The melody repeats his wonder at seeing two rainbows at once, transforming a raw, emotional outburst into something playful and singable. Hearing it instantly recalls the original viral video, while the polished musical treatment makes the amazement feel larger, funnier, and strangely uplifting, which is why it works so well as a joyful punchline or a nostalgic callback in short videos.
