About

No Angel Don't Blame Yourself refers to a viral video and eventual catchphrase derived from a 2024 reaction video posted by YouTuber Morgan Terry (Morgan Reacts / @doodlebugmorg), in which Terry reacts to an episode of Hazbin Hotel.

In the video, Terry becomes emotional during the character Angel Dust's song "Poison," crying while saying, "No, Angel, don't blame yourself," which resulted in widespread ridicule and the perception that it was cringe. The clip steadily spread on TikTok and later experienced a resurgence in May 2026 when users began recreating the video in accordance with the Accuracy Reenactments macro trend.

Origin

The crying woman featured in the meme is Morgan Terry, creator of the YouTube^[1] channel Morgan Reacts (@doodlebugmorg). The clip originates from a video reacting to Hazbin Hotel season 1 episode 4 “Masquerade,” titled: "POOR ANGEL!!!~ HAZBIN HOTEL EP 4 'Masquerade' REACTION!" which was uploaded^[2] on January 23rd, 2024, shortly after the episode's release.

The footage shows Terry becoming emotional during Angel Dust's song "Poison," crying and sobbing while saying, “No, Angel, don’t blame yourself.” The video has since amassed over 1.5 million views in less than two and a half years.

Spread

Following the clip's widespread circulation as a reaction meme, the original video received significant mockery and was later privatized or temporarily removed from public view (though it has since returned as of mid-2026). Clips from the reaction video subsequently spread across TikTok in May 2026 as it became a source for memes.

Initial videos simply mocked the creator for her emotional outburst. On May 19th, 2026, TikTok^[3] user @av.ypad shared a reaction meme video with the caption, "genuinely bro what has the world come to," using the viral No Angel Don’t Blame Yourself clip. The video received over 8.9 million views and 744,100 likes in 15 days.

On May 21st, TikTok^[4] @jxd0z posted a similar video featuring the emotional reaction, which received over 7.2 million views and 572,600 likes in 13 days.

Users on TikTok then began posting recreations of the original clip in accordance with the Accuracy Reenactments meme, a TikTok trend of jokingly recreating viral videos and memes with "close" to 100 percent accuracy.

For example, on May 27th, 2026, TikTok^[5] user @astnhnry uploaded a video recreating the No Angel reaction, which received over 4.3 million views and 499,300 likes in seven days.

Accuracy Reenactments of this particular clip began spreading on the platform over the following days. On May 28th, TikTok^[6] user @secret_01306 posted a video captioned, "No angle don’t blame yourself 67.676767% accuracy." The video received over 2.7 million views and 282,400 likes in six days.

On June 3rd, 2026, TikTok user @trump_guy shared a video titled “No Angel don’t blame yourself if it were Trump,” participating in the trend while impersonating U.S. President Donald Trump. The video received over 1 million views and 205,900 likes in less than 24 hours.

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