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Overview

"Where's Me Keys, Where's Me Phone" is a rap performed on the British television talent show Britain's Got Talent by Manchester plasterer Zipparah Tafari in April of 2012. The song inspired a number of parodies on YouTube and the hashtag #wheremekeys became a worldwide trending topic on Twitter.

Background

On April 18th, 2009, a video of Manchester resident Zipparah Tafari singing "Where Me Keys, Where Me Phone?" was uploaded to YouTube by user Rampizzle12. Three years later on April 7th, 2012, Tafari appeared on Britain's Got Talent to perform a live version of the song.

Notable Developments

News Media Coverage

The day the episode aired, The Daily Mail[3] published an article about the show, reporting that the hashtag #wheremekeys began trending on Twitter immediately after Tafari's performance. On April 8th, the United Kingdom news blog the Mirror[2] covered the story, calling Tafari "brilliant/irritating."

Online Reactions

On April 7th, 2012, Redditor mehcore submitted a YouTube clip of the performance to the /r/crappymusic[6] subreddit. The following day, Tafari uploaded a tutorial dance video for the song to his official YouTube[5] channel, which received mostly positive comments in support of his performance.

Image macros and animated GIFs have spread on the microblogging site Tumblr under the tags "#where me keys" and "#where me phone."[7]

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On Twitter

According to the Twitter analytics site Twee[9], "#wheremekeys" was ranked as the #1 worldwide hashtag on April 7th at 3:00 PM. As of April 16th, 2012, Tafari's official Twitter[8] account has accumulated over 4,300 followers.

#wheremekeys was popular on Twitter Worldwide Rank: #1 7, 2012 Sat, Apr 7, 3:00 PM 1100 20 11%:0030:0030

Parodies

Soon after the performance aired on Britain's Got Talent, parody versions of the song began appearing on YouTube.

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WHERE MEKEYS2 WHERE ME PHONE? quickmeme.c

Overview

"Where's Me Keys, Where's Me Phone" is a rap performed on the British television talent show Britain's Got Talent by Manchester plasterer Zipparah Tafari in April of 2012. The song inspired a number of parodies on YouTube and the hashtag #wheremekeys became a worldwide trending topic on Twitter.

Background

On April 18th, 2009, a video of Manchester resident Zipparah Tafari singing "Where Me Keys, Where Me Phone?" was uploaded to YouTube by user Rampizzle12. Three years later on April 7th, 2012, Tafari appeared on Britain's Got Talent to perform a live version of the song.

Notable Developments

News Media Coverage

The day the episode aired, The Daily Mail[3] published an article about the show, reporting that the hashtag #wheremekeys began trending on Twitter immediately after Tafari's performance. On April 8th, the United Kingdom news blog the Mirror[2] covered the story, calling Tafari "brilliant/irritating."

Online Reactions

On April 7th, 2012, Redditor mehcore submitted a YouTube clip of the performance to the /r/crappymusic[6] subreddit. The following day, Tafari uploaded a tutorial dance video for the song to his official YouTube[5] channel, which received mostly positive comments in support of his performance.

Image macros and animated GIFs have spread on the microblogging site Tumblr under the tags "#where me keys" and "#where me phone."[7]


Where me phone? WHERE ME KEYS WHERE ME PHONE FOUND ME KEYS FOUND ME PHONE memegenerator.net

On Twitter

According to the Twitter analytics site Twee[9], "#wheremekeys" was ranked as the #1 worldwide hashtag on April 7th at 3:00 PM. As of April 16th, 2012, Tafari's official Twitter[8] account has accumulated over 4,300 followers.


#wheremekeys was popular on Twitter Worldwide Rank: #1 7, 2012 Sat, Apr 7, 3:00 PM 1100 20 11%:0030:0030

Parodies

Soon after the performance aired on Britain's Got Talent, parody versions of the song began appearing on YouTube.

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It doesn't matter if people forget it. This documents memes that spread at least once. So therefore, even if people forget this, it's still a meme. You argument is invalid.

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