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"Another One" is a catchphrase associated with the American producer DJ Khaled, who has been known to repeat the phrase several times in succession. Online, the expression is often used to caption a reaction image of Khaled seated in a car.

Origin

On May 12th, 2015, the DJKhaledVEVO YouTube channel uploaded the music video for Khaled's track "How Many Times" featuring Chris Brown, Lil Wayne and Big Sean. In the beginning of the video, Khaled orders a woman to give him a kiss, and requests several more by saying "another one" three times (shown below). In eight months, the video gained over 30 million views and 15,200 comments.

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On May 25th, 2015, YouTuber h3h3productions posted a review of the "How Many Times" video, in which host Ethan Klein mocks its introduction sequence (shown below, left). On June 3rd, YouTuber Modded Media posted a looped clip of Khaled saying "another one" in the "How Many Times" video (shown below, right).

On July 28th, Instagram user @randysavageaf^[2] posted a screenshot of a text message conversation in which an image macro of Khaled with the caption "another one" is used to request nude photographs (shown below, left). On July 30th, the Internet humor site QuotesMeme^[3] published a compilation of "DJ Khaled Another One Memes" (shown below, middle, right).

On August 1st, Viner Jordan Tugrul uploaded a short video of himself repeating the phrase "another one" along with Khaled as he sits in a golf cart (shown below). In the next six months, the video received upwards of 26 million loops, 182,000 likes and 87,000 revines.

On December 2nd, YouTuber Miss Dimplez uploaded a footage of Khaled delivering "motivational words of wisdom" in front of a white screen, in which he says various catchphrases including "another one" (shown below, left). On December 7th, YouTuber Mark Shark uploaded a looped clip of Khaled saying "another one" from the motivational video (shown below, right). On December 15th, Redditor toyladill posted a question about the "another one" catchphrase to the /r/OutOfTheLoop^[1] subreddit, where it garnered more than 1,400 votes (87% upvoteD) and 200 comments in one month.

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