The clip comes from Bart Baker, a YouTube creator known for exaggerated parodies of hit pop songs, and his version of Justin Bieber's 2015 single What Do You Mean. Baker's parodies rewrote lyrics into blunt, silly lines about the original video and singer, and short out of context fragments later circulated on soundboards. This fragment survived because it needs no setup, a single confused question that can be pasted onto almost any image or video. Its life is now mostly separate from the full parody, reused as a standalone meme reaction.
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A short voice clip from Bart Baker's What Do You Mean parody where he asks what colors green, often used for confused or random meme reactions.
This is a very short spoken line taken from Bart Baker's parody of Justin Bieber's What Do You Mean, delivered as the odd question what colors green. The voice is clear and deadpan, with the strange grammar making the phrase stick in the listener's head after only a second. It lands less like a real question and more like a brain glitch, the kind of random line that makes a normal moment feel suddenly absurd. Viewers often pause or rewind because the wording sounds wrong, which is exactly why the clip works so well as a quick reaction punchline.
