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Reese Youngn's "No More Parties," best known for the lyrics, "I'll give you my whole body, just please don't tell nobody," is a 2021 rap song by Pittsburgh-based rapper Reese Youngn. It's a remix of Coi Leray's song of the same title. The song went viral on TikTok as a "so bad it's good" track, particularly for a line in which Youngn raps, "If I pull up in that vrrrt, vrrrrt / Vrrrt, vrrrrrrrt, just to get back to that, ooh" due largely to the rapper's intense vocalization of car sound effects. The song spread in memes on Twitter / X and TikTok. It resurfaced in late 2024 and early 2025, following its use as the TikTok sound for Dih To Yo Crack / Slide That Shi In Gng memes. A cover by TikToker GreenArts also gained memetic use in January 2025, in which he starts by saying, "Can you sing Reese Youngn's 'No More Parties?' I got you."

Origin

On March 16th, 2021, hip-hop artist Reese Youngn released a remix for Coi Leray's "No More Parties"^[1] along with a music video on the BHM YouTube^[2] channel (shown below).

On March 17th, TikToker^[3] @yoo__rj posted a clip from the music video with the on-screen text, "THAT MF NEED A TUNE UP 💀" (shown below), particularly highlighting the beginning of the song including a segment where Youngn imitates car noises. The video gained over 6 million views in just under two months.

I'll give you my whole body
Just please don't tell nobody
If I pull up in that vrrrt, vrrrrt
Vrrrt, vrrrrrrrt, just to get back to that, ooh
Yeah, hmm, yeah, just to get back to that, ooh
Yeah, yeah, just to get back to that, ooh

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On March 18th, 2021, X^[7] user @handsumquis reposted a clip from the song, starting with Reese Youngn singing, "If I pull up in that vrrrt, vrrrrt." The tweet's caption read an extended LMFAO and received over 71,000 likes in four years (shown below).

LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO pic.twitter.com/vFbeWjNiyR

— Smoove (@handsumquis) March 18, 2021

The video was used in memes on the platform in the following months, like on March 18th, X^[8] user @m0e_almighty1 labeled Reese Youngn, "Bruce in the Batmobile," as opposed to the Justice League flying or running to the enemy, gaining over 2,600 likes in four years (shown below).

The rest of the Justice League: flies or runs to the enemyBruce in the Batmobile: pic.twitter.com/TnRcE9I864

— Simba (@m0e_almighty1) March 18, 2021

The clip maintained virality on TikTok, with many finding it difficult to decide if the track was good or bad. In under two months, the original sound for @yoo_rj's clip was used in over 269,000 videos, many of them lip-dub videos joking about the delivery of the song. For example, on March 29th, TikToker^[4] @dre2cray posted a skit using the sound as an example of a bad rap song, garnering over 9.5 million views in a month (since deleted).

The sound remained popular on TikTok throughout April. For instance, on April 5th, 2021, TikToker^[5] @dayshawnw4 used the sound, gaining over 1.3 million likes in four years (shown below).

The song resurfaced en masse in late 2024, when TikToker^[6] @monster_4k2 reposted the original clip, gaining over 361,900 likes in a month. The video started a TikTok sound^[9] that gained viral use in the following weeks.

Many of the memes using the sound followed the Dih To Yo Crack / Slide That Shi In Gng format, like the trend's original post, shared by TikToker^[10] @jaysamasonn on December 28th, which received over 100,300 likes in a month (recording shown below).

GreenArts Cover

On January 11th, 2025, TikToker^[11] @greenarts1 shared a video of himself covering Reese Youngn's "No More Parties" remix, in which he starts by saying, "Can you sing Reese Youngn's 'No More Parties?' I got you." His video received over 360,600 likes in 19 days (shown below).

The TikTok sound^[12] of the abovementioned video gained viral use in the following days. For instance, on January 18th, TikToker^[13] @00kirk posted a Druski Dancing meme with the sound, naming other then-trending memes and events like Chopped Chin and the U.S. TikTok Ban, amassing over 251,500 likes in 12 days (shown below).

More Druski Dancing memes were shared with the sound, many of which were Slang Overload memes with terms like TS and PMO. For instance, on January 27th, 2025, TikToker^[14] @yn_reposts posted a Druski Dancing video with multiple slang abbreviations, gaining over 145,000 likes in three days (shown below).

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