Harambe was a western lowland gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo who was shot in May 2016 after a young child climbed into his enclosure, an incident that sparked debate and then an enormous wave of internet memes. His name stayed in online culture for years through tributes, jokes, and remixes, turning a news story into a lasting meme figure. Dat Harambe taps into that afterlife, using a simple who is that question to treat his return in an edit like a celebrity sighting that needs no further explanation.
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Dat Harambe is a short meme voice clip saying who is that, a reference to the famous gorilla used for confused reactions and surprise reveals.
Dat Harambe is an eleven second voice clip built around a flat, puzzled question, who is that, delivered like someone has just spotted something unexpected. The joke lands because the name Harambe instantly brings to mind the famous gorilla, so the confused tone feels both random and oddly specific. It plays less like a punchline and more like a reaction, the moment before recognition hits. Creators use that pause to let a viewer share the bewilderment, making an ordinary reveal feel bigger, sillier, and perfectly timed for a meme edit.
