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One Bad Gloop

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About

One Bad Gloop is a nonsensical song created by RiceBubs featuring the lyric "One bad gloop, and she do what I yoinky." The song is played over the instrumental to "Blueberry Faygo" by Lil Mosey. The song was first posted to social media in May of 2020 but began becoming popular in October of 2020 as internet users paired the song with multiple images and videos.

Origin

On May 21st, 2020, Instagram user RiceBubs posted a video in which he sings the lyrics, "One bad gloop, and she do what I yoinky / Two big splurgs and a big ass gloopy / Three more yoinks, then I buy me a smoothie / Poured up a gloop, that's a gloop and a splurgy." The instrumental of the track is "Blueberry Faygo" by Lil Mosey. The video gained over 2,400 views in 4 months (shown below).



Precursor

Ricebubs' video uses the same chief image and much of the same slang as "Ay, da gloop go off," posted by ppuppyyy on March 29th, 2020, gaining over 164,000 views (shown below).



Spread

After Ricebubs' video was posted, the song saw some spread over the following few months. The video was first reposted to YouTube on August 5th, 2020 by TVN, gaining over 15,000 views (shown below, left). However, it was not until October that variations began growing more popular on YouTube. On October 12th, an "extended" version was posted to YouTube by Balsamic, gaining over 16,000 views (shown below, right).



Other parodies from this time include a slowed-down version posted October 11th, 2020 by user levi (shown below, left) and an "emotional piano" cover posted by Ivy Hollivana (shown below, right).



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