The joke builds on Parry Gripp's viral song It's Raining Tacos, a cheerful novelty track that became a long-running internet favourite through YouTube videos, memes and short-form clips. Its simple, instantly recognisable chorus made it easy to remix and parody, and soundboard users began sharing flipped versions that deny the original premise. This not-raining version works because listeners already know the happy original, so the reversal feels like an inside joke. That shared recognition keeps it useful for creators who want a quick, family-friendly punchline without explaining the reference.