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Rain Rain Go Away is an English language nursery rhyme starting with the lines "rain, rain, go away, come again another day." In June 2019, memes imagining that the weather can effectively be controlled by singing the line gained major popularity on Reddit.

Origin

The exact origins of the nursery rhyme are unknown. The rhyme can be dated to at least 17th century when it was recorded by Anglo-Welsh historian and writer James Howell in his collection of proverbs.[1]

Rain rain go away
Come again another day.

On November 16th, 2018, an unknown Redditor posted an It's Simple Spell But Quite Unbreakable meme captioned "when 3rd graders sing rain rain go away." to /r/me_irl subreddit (original post no longer available; Me.me scraped post shown below).[2][3] The post gained over 5,200 upvotes in six months.

When 3rd graders sing rain rain go away It's a simple spell but quite unbreakable.

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On November 18th, 2018, Redditor k_x- posted an Excuse Me What the Fuck version of the meme which gained over 36,800 upvotes in six months (shown below, left).[4] The format saw limited notable examples until June 2019 (examples shown below, center and right).[5][6]

When you are a rain cloud and kids chant "rain rain go away come again another day" so you go away and come back another day and they chant literally the same exact thing excuse me what the f---
kids rain Tain rain go away"
1st graders: Rain rain go away come again another day Rain:

On June 9th, 2019, Redditor NerdyNutcase posted a Racism Is No More version of the meme which gained over 12,500 upvotes (shown below, left),[7] with more notable examples posted in June by Redditors glassocket,[8] V1P3R_B3ST[9] and sandometh.[10] On July 2nd, 2019, Redditor ATurtle96 posted a version of the meme which gained over 72,000 upvotes in one week (shown below, right).[11]

4 year olds when they sing "rain rain, go away, come again another day" Well boys, we did it. Rain is no more.
1st Grader: Rain rain go away come again another day Rain: Visible Frustration]

In the following days, memes based on the rhyme gained a significant presence in /r/dankmemes and other Reddit meme communities.

Various Examples

First Graders: Rain, Rain, Go Away. Come again another day *Another Day* First Graders: Rain, Rain, Go Awa- Rain: WE HAD A DEAL!!
Random kid 6000 years ago: Rain, Rain, Go Away. Come again if ur HELLAGAY Rain on Sahara:
Kids when kids sing rain rain go away Farmers when kids sing rain rain go away

children: rain rain go away come again another day Real man: weather clear
Kids: *sing rain rain go away* The itsy bitsy spider: R It's showtime..
ATIOR When "Rain Rain Go Away" Memes Die, They'll Just Come Again Another Day

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About

Rain Rain Go Away is an English language nursery rhyme starting with the lines "rain, rain, go away, come again another day." In June 2019, memes imagining that the weather can effectively be controlled by singing the line gained major popularity on Reddit.

Origin

The exact origins of the nursery rhyme are unknown. The rhyme can be dated to at least 17th century when it was recorded by Anglo-Welsh historian and writer James Howell in his collection of proverbs.[1]

Rain rain go away
Come again another day.

On November 16th, 2018, an unknown Redditor posted an It's Simple Spell But Quite Unbreakable meme captioned "when 3rd graders sing rain rain go away." to /r/me_irl subreddit (original post no longer available; Me.me scraped post shown below).[2][3] The post gained over 5,200 upvotes in six months.


When 3rd graders sing rain rain go away It's a simple spell but quite unbreakable.

Spread

On November 18th, 2018, Redditor k_x- posted an Excuse Me What the Fuck version of the meme which gained over 36,800 upvotes in six months (shown below, left).[4] The format saw limited notable examples until June 2019 (examples shown below, center and right).[5][6]


When you are a rain cloud and kids chant "rain rain go away come again another day" so you go away and come back another day and they chant literally the same exact thing excuse me what the f--- kids rain Tain rain go away" 1st graders: Rain rain go away come again another day Rain:

On June 9th, 2019, Redditor NerdyNutcase posted a Racism Is No More version of the meme which gained over 12,500 upvotes (shown below, left),[7] with more notable examples posted in June by Redditors glassocket,[8] V1P3R_B3ST[9] and sandometh.[10] On July 2nd, 2019, Redditor ATurtle96 posted a version of the meme which gained over 72,000 upvotes in one week (shown below, right).[11]


4 year olds when they sing "rain rain, go away, come again another day" Well boys, we did it. Rain is no more. 1st Grader: Rain rain go away come again another day Rain: Visible Frustration]

In the following days, memes based on the rhyme gained a significant presence in /r/dankmemes and other Reddit meme communities.

Various Examples


First Graders: Rain, Rain, Go Away. Come again another day *Another Day* First Graders: Rain, Rain, Go Awa- Rain: WE HAD A DEAL!! Random kid 6000 years ago: Rain, Rain, Go Away. Come again if ur HELLAGAY Rain on Sahara: Kids when kids sing rain rain go away Farmers when kids sing rain rain go away
children: rain rain go away come again another day Real man: weather clear Kids: *sing rain rain go away* The itsy bitsy spider: R It's showtime.. ATIOR When "Rain Rain Go Away" Memes Die, They'll Just Come Again Another Day

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