The slowed version circulated on TikTok, where creators remixed a short repetitive chant into longer edits by pitching it down and stretching the tempo. Its appeal follows the same pattern as Chipi Chipi Chapa Chapa, another looping nonsense hook that spreads because anyone can recognise it in seconds and reuse it without context. Users keep posting it under pets, dances and mundane moments, and the slowed pacing became the distinguishing feature, turning a quick earworm into a background loop that signals irony, calm absurdity or a trance-like joke online today.