Various people with the macro "Don't call my name, don't call my name" – and then something funny – usually, though not restricted to, Spanish-sounding names.

This originated shortly after Lady Gaga's hit single "Alejandro" debuted, and sort of makes fun of the fact that she uses three different names in the song, which are just generic Spanish sounding names with no actual meaning.

While some variations make fun of the song by using just weird Spanish names, some just make fun of the "Don't call my name" part by using overly complicated or taboo names.