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Song Of Deez

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A remix of BoyWithUke's Toxic reworked as the Song Of Deez meme track, used in edits, montages and joke videos for a familiar ukulele pop hook.

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A remix of BoyWithUke's Toxic reworked as the Song Of Deez meme track, used in edits, montages and joke videos for a familiar ukulele pop hook.

This clip is a remix of Toxic by BoyWithUke, stretching the familiar ukulele driven pop song into a longer meme edit known as Song Of Deez. The soft, high pitched vocal and simple strummed backing stay recognisable from the original, but the remix loop and pacing make it feel lighter and more playful. Listeners hear the catchy chorus hook build and repeat, which gives videos an upbeat, slightly melancholic mood that quickly turns humorous when paired with an unexpected visual or punchline.

Pro tip

Place the remix under the setup and let the Toxic chorus hit on the reveal, keeping dialogue low before it enters. Pair it with clean cuts on the strums, and avoid adding extra music, since the ukulele and vocal already fill the mix.

How people use it

Drop under a funny reveal in short edits.
Use as background for BoyWithUke fan edits.
Soundtrack a montage with an ironic emotional twist.
Play over a deez nuts joke payoff moment.

More information

BoyWithUke built a large online following posting ukulele songs while wearing a mask, and Toxic, released in 2021, became one of his best known tracks. Its simple hook made it easy to remix and reuse across short video platforms. This version circulates under the Song Of Deez name, linking the song to the long running deez nuts joke format that remains common in meme edits. The combination keeps the track recognisable to fans while giving creators a playful label and a ready made punchline for edits, remixes and reposts online.

FAQ

What is Song Of Deez?

Song Of Deez is a remix of Toxic by BoyWithUke, built around the original song's ukulele backing and high pitched vocal hook. It runs longer than a typical meme clip, so creators often trim the chorus or build up section to fit their edit.

Where does Song Of Deez come from?

It comes from Toxic, the 2021 track by masked ukulele artist BoyWithUke, who first built his audience online. The remix name adds a deez nuts joke reference, which helped the version circulate separately from the original song in meme and edit communities.

How do people use this sound in videos?

Creators use it as an upbeat background track for montages, fan edits and joke reveals, usually letting the familiar chorus land on the main moment. Because the vocal is distinctive, it works best without competing dialogue, lyrics or another song underneath.