The line twists the long running what are those catchphrase, a joke aimed at someone's shoes that spread through short videos and reposts online. This kids version leans into the mispronunciation, turning those into thoose and making the chant sound younger, sillier and more like a group tease. Clips like this are shared on TikTok and other soundboards because the wording is instantly recognisable even without context. The short runtime and group delivery make it easy to loop, layer over footwear close ups, and reuse whenever an outfit needs a light hearted verdict.
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Kids shouting what are those in a funny high pitched chant, the shoe roast meme clip used for outfit reveals, sneaker fails and playful callouts.
A group of excited kids chant what are those in unison, stretching the last word into a goofy, drawn out wail. Their voices are high, loud and a little chaotic, like a playground callout that keeps getting funnier with every repeat. The clip lands as an instant shoe roast, turning an ordinary pair of sneakers or a questionable outfit choice into the punchline. It feels spontaneous rather than performed, which is why it works so well dropped over a slow zoom on someone's feet or a dramatic outfit reveal.
