Soft, Overrated, Pretty Boy, A Bitch
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Soft, Overrated, Pretty Boy, A Bitch is a catchphrase taken from a viral video clipped from the 2011 ESPN documentary The Fab Five in which the 1990s Michigan Wolverines men's basketball players Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard and Jimmy King are shown singling out Duke Blue Devils player Christian Laettner and insulting him. The clip went viral in 2022 after a series of memes using it began to circulate on Twitter and TikTok.
Origin
On March 13th, 2011, ESPN released a documentary named The Fab Five, which chronicled the careers, cultural impacts and scandals of the 1990s Michigan Wolverines men's basketball players known collectively as the "Fab Five" (Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard, Jimmy King and Ray Jackson). The film was broadcast nationally and drew 2.7 million viewers, setting a record as the highest-rated ESPN documentary ever.[1] A trailer for the movie can be accessed via upload to the YouTube[2] channel Jalen Rose – JalenTV, where it gathered over 119,000 views in 11 years (seen below).
On January 11th, 2021, Twitter[3] user @ShireNation posted the clip from the documentary with the catchphrase "soft, overrated, pretty boy, a bitch," gathering over 200 likes in over a year (seen below). The clip was previously posted to YouTube as well.[4][5]
Howie Roseman pic.twitter.com/2BRfk8WgAm
— The Shire (@ShireNation) January 12, 2021
Spread
On September 12th, 2022, Twitter[6] user @JomiAdeniran posted the earliest known version of the clip being used as a reaction video meme to receive over 1,000 likes with a tweet that read, "Every former Seattle Seahawk player talking about Russell Wilson tonight." The tweet gathered over 1,000 likes in roughly four months (seen below).
Every former Seattle Seahawk player talking about Russell Wilson tonight pic.twitter.com/wB3Cf4CWIj
— Oluwajomiloju (@JomiAdeniran) September 13, 2022
On December 2nd, Twitter[7] user @DaveMcNamee3000 then posted the most viral iteration of the meme on Twitter in 2022, saying "The other reindeer describing Rudolph," gathering over 50,000 likes in over a month (seen below).
The other reindeer describing Rudolph
pic.twitter.com/RoL4MoVsBV— 7/11 Truther (@DaveMcNamee3000) December 2, 2022
On December 3rd, 2022, the tweet was reposted to TikTok by TikToker[8] @o.g.raddadgonebad, gathering over 5 million plays and 800,000 likes in roughly a month. On December 5th, TikToker[9] @kenfolk26 then posted a video using the sound and concept, gathering over 900,000 plays and 120,000 likes in a similar timeframe (seen below, left). On December 19th, TikToker[10] @scarfacemark2 also posted a video using the sound, gathering over 790,000 plays and 120,000 likes in one month (seen below, right).
@kenfolk26 Last one felt personal 🤔 #anime #naruto #danzo #kabuto #orochimaru #tobirama ♬ original sound – raddadgonebad
@scarfacemark2 Like ight bro #scarfacemark ♬ original sound – raddadgonebad
Various Examples
@ideal.miah #fyp ♬ original sound – raddadgonebad
@coachbeauch #duet with @Buzz this is why I love the boys🤝 #viral #xyzbca #fyp ♬ original sound – raddadgonebad
@metalinmynose Bumblebee>>>everything (he is my father)
@happeecat and then they all got hired and lived happily ever afterrr #csm #makima ♬ original sound – raddadgonebad
Search Interest
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External References
[1] Wikipedia – The Fab Five
[2] YouTube – Jalen Rose
[3] Twitter – ShireNation
[4] YouTube – AngryBlkManDc
[6] Twitter – JomiAdeniran
[7] Twitter – DaveMcNamee3000
[8] TikTok – o.g.raddadgonebad
[10] TikTok – scarfacemark2
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