The clip comes from Nathy Peluso's Bizarrap Music Session, Vol. 36, a collaboration with Argentine producer Bizarrap that helped introduce her bold, genre-blending style to a wider audience in 2020. The session format, in which artists record a short freestyle-style performance over a Bizarrap beat, has become a popular source for short, quotable moments shared on TikTok and other social platforms. This particular line stuck because it is short, rhythmic and easy to drop into reaction videos, fashion edits and comedy skits, keeping it in circulation long after the original session.