Me Listening to My Completely Unorganized Playlist
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Me Listening to My Unorganized Playlist refers to a series of memes based on a viral supercut of YouTuber Young Dabo listening through a "400-hour-long unorganized playlist," his reactions changing drastically with the mood of the songs comprising it. In September 2022, the format gained virality on Twitter and Reddit as users replaced songs from the video with their favorite music albums and soundtracks. The format is similar to Listening to X on Shuffle Be Like
Origin
On June 19th, 2022, TikToker[9] _wlife posted a supercut of music critic and YouTuber Young Dabo reacting to music paired with songs from their personal playlist, captioning the video, "My playlist on shuffle." The video received over 3.1 million views and 870,000 likes in four months (shown below).
https://www.tiktok.com/embed/v2/7110899235800943918
On September 7th, 2022, TikToker[1] @sjwjebda posted a TikTok using a cropped version of @_wlife's video, pairing it with their own Spotify playlist. The video gained over 298,000 views and 62,000 likes in three weeks (shown below).
https://www.tiktok.com/embed/v2/7140758027749035307
The video gained initial popularity among K-pop stans on Twitter, although its exact first use in memes is currently unknown. On September 12th, 2022, Twitter[2] user @youples posted the earliest found meme based on the video, replacing the songs with Purple Kiss discography. The meme gained over 1,100 views, 50 retweets and 160 likes on Twitter in two weeks (shown below). More K-pop versions of the meme were posted on Twitter[3][4] on that day and in the following days.
me listening to my purple kiss playlist pic.twitter.com/HLf4V9h3Ue
— yuki lovebot (@youples) September 12, 2022
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Later on September 12th, 2022, Twitter[5] user @AkGoingPlaces posted the earliest version based on a video game soundtrack (an Arcknights meme) that gained over 15,000 views, 830 retweets and 2,300 likes in two weeks (shown below).
The Arknights OST experience pic.twitter.com/LfYFqhi8cq
— PHD in Jaye studies (@AkGoingPlaces) September 13, 2022
On September 21st, Twitter[6] user @centraldamiku posted the first version of the meme to go viral, comprised of a VOCALOID meme that gained over 350,000 views, 12,900 retweets and 47,100 likes in five days (shown below).
vocaloid be like pic.twitter.com/2iuUeeW5M1
— Central da Miku (@centraldamiku) September 21, 2022
Following the VOCALOID version, the format achieved virality on Twitter. For example, on September 23rd, Twitter[7] user @obsess__possess posted a Gorillaz meme that accumulated over 209,000 views, 6,000 retweets and 26,800 likes in three days. On September 24th, gimmick Twitter[8] account @ImagesPMD posted a Pokémon Mystery Dungeon version that garnered over 150,000 views, 4,100 retweets and 16,400 likes in two days.
Related Memes
Listening to X on Shuffle Be Like
Listening to X on Shuffle Be Like is a video caption meme format ion which imagines a person's mood rapidly changing while listening to a shuffled mix of songs by a single band. Popularized by a 2020 meme about Eminem, the format saw gradual spread in the following years.
Various Examples
splatoon music has it all pic.twitter.com/DGxN5WU4YH
— Images with Splatoon Music 🐙🦑 (@Splatune_img) September 25, 2022
— FACEIT Team Fortress 2 (@FACEITTF2) September 25, 2022
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External References
[4] Twitter – @exoshinki_
[5] Twitter – @AkGoingPlaces
[6] Twitter – @centraldamiku
[7] Twitter – @obsess__possess
[8] Twitter – @ImagesPMD
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