Blame It On The Rain was released in 1989 as a single from Milli Vanilli's album Girl You Know It's True, written by Diane Warren. It reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and became one of the duo's best known hits. The group later became infamous in 1990 when it was revealed that Rob Pilatus and Fab Morvan had not sung on their recordings. Online, the chorus survives as a tongue in cheek excuse, reused in memes whenever someone wants to deflect blame.
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Blame It On The Rain is the catchy chorus hook from Milli Vanilli's 1989 pop hit, used as a meme sound for jokingly shifting blame for a mishap.
This clip captures the smooth, singalong chorus of Blame It On The Rain, with layered male vocals repeating the title line over glossy late eighties pop production. The delivery is earnest and slightly dramatic, which is why it lands so well as a joke excuse. Instead of owning a mistake, the singer pushes everything onto the weather, turning a small failure into an over the top confession. It works best when the blame is obviously unfair, letting the familiar melody do the accusing and the excusing at the same time for the viewer.
