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Jane Remover Blaccent Cafe is a catchphrase used in memes referencing hyperpop artist Jane Remover and a small amount of backlash she received for her song "JRJRJR," with some claiming she rapped in a "blaccent," meaning a "black accent." The song was released in early January 2025 and quickly inspired backlash online, resulting in users pushing against the controversy and defending Jane using the phrase "Jane Remover blaccent cafe" in a series of ironic memes. As the meme evolved, the term "blaccent cafe" was popularized as a way of calling out other predominantly white artists for using blaccents, such as 2hollis and Nettspend. Some of the memes reference a "dafuq latte" as being a popular drink at the Jane Remover blaccent cafe.

Origin

On January 1st, 2025, hyperpop artist Jane Remover released the single "JRJRJR" off her upcoming album Revengeseekerz, including a music video on YouTube,^[1] garnering over 250,000 views in two months. The release was announced on the @JaneRemover X^[2] page that day, garnering over 2,600 likes in the same span of time.

That day, several X users commented on the post suggesting that Jane Remover was rapping in a blaccent on the track. For example, that day, X^[3] user @ihaveaids5000 simply posted, "Jane remover blaccent," garnering over 860 likes in two months.

Also on January 1st, X^[4] user @bbyazul4k quote-reposted the post by @JaneRemover, writing, "W blaccent bro👍," garnering over 500 likes in the same span of time.

As the backlash continued to pop up online, some Jane Remover fans started ironically commenting "Jane Remover blaccent" to mock the idea.

On January 4th, 2025, X^[5] user @juuoswagatron posted, "I'm working at the Jane Remover Blaccent cafe," garnering over 2,300 likes in two months. The meaning of the meme is not entirely clear and is likely meant as nothing more than an absurd string of words to mock the criticism and idea of Jane Remover using a blaccent.

Spread

Memes using the phrase "Jane Remover blaccent cafe" became increasingly popularized over the following months on sites including X and TikTok.

For example, on January 6th, 2025, X^[6] user @ghost_holding posted a screenshot of a note on their Notes app imagining an interaction at the "Jane Remover blaccent cafe" with other artists accused of using a blaccent, garnering over 4,500 likes in two months. An edit of the image was reposted by Instagram^[7] user wormtriip that day, garnering over 9,600 likes in the same span of time.

On January 26th, Redditor u/EquivalentTough7239 made a post on the subreddit /r/JaneRemover^[8] asking about the meme. On February 28th, X^[9] user @kaleblmk quote-reposted a post sharing a preview of 2hollis' new song "STYLE," writing, "the jane remover blaccent cafe has gone out of business and 2hollis acquired the blaccent cafe assets in the liquidation sale," garnering over 3,200 likes in around two weeks.

On March 5th, 2025, X^[10] user @gatorade2002 posted a video of 2hollis purportedly using a blaccent during a livestream, writing, "2hollis blaccent cafe," garnering over 3,500 likes in a week.

On March 11th, X^[11] user @FRANCIUM420 quote-reposted a video of rapper Ian, captioning the post with a meme about the Jane Remover blaccent cafe, garnering over 5,300 likes in a day.

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