Who Sings 'Give Me One Margarita, I'mma Open My Legs?' The Viral 'One Margarita' TikTok Song Explained

There's a new remix going viral on TikTok and some users are calling it the song of the summer.

The Give Me One Margarita, I'mma Open My Legs remix, which is inspired by a clip of evangelical Christian Sister Cindy preaching against promiscuity, has inspired thousands of lip dub and dance videos in only a week and is only getting bigger. But who sings the "One Margarita" TikTok song? Here's what you need to know.

What Is The 'Give Me One Margarita, I'mma Open My Legs' Song And Who Sings It?

In the last week of May, actress and podcaster Angel Laketa Moore posted a video to YouTube and TikTok in which she reacts to a clip of the controversial Christian evangelical Sister Cindy preaching against promiscuity at a university. In the clip, she says, "If you buy her one margarita she will spread her legs" to a cheering crowd.

Angel responds to the clip in an unexpected and hilarious way. She says, "This sounds like a rap song," then freestyles a wild, ironic rap verse about the effects of margaritas. The song starts, "Give me one margarita, I'mma open my legs" and only gets raunchier from there. That day, TikToker @casadimusic posted two remixes of the song adding a beat under it, skyrocketing it to virality.

How Is 'Give Me One Margarita' Used In Memes?

The second remix by @casadimusic has become a very popular original sound over the last week, wracking up over 17,000 uses in that time. Some of the most popular videos are dances set to the song, where the dancer comedically interprets the lyrics to the song through their movements.

Other popular videos feature TikTokers lip dubbing to the lyrics while drinking margaritas and other beverages. These videos are often done in groups, where the camera pans around to a new person with each line. Sister Cindy has even posted a video claiming she's going to release her own version of the song, so keep an ear out for that.

For the full history of Give Me One Margarita, be sure to check out Know Your Meme's encyclopedia entry for more information.