TikTok Fart Remixes

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TikTok Fart Remixes refers to a collection of popular sounds on TikTok, including "Mario Desert Type Beat 2" and "A Christmas Fart," which heavily feature fart sound effects. These sounds inspired dance and You Laugh, You Lose trends on the platform.

Origin

The first fart remix on TikTok is unknown.

On December 4th, 2020, @prodtroy posted a video to TikTok^[1] showing off a new beat on his SoundCloud titled "New Super Mario Bros. Desert Type Beat 2" (shown below). The beat mixes fart sound effects, a wocky slush soundbyte, and Bruh Sound Effect #2 with the New Super Mario Bros. track "Desert Overworld."^[2] The video gained over 3.9 million views in 2 months and inspired multiple trends associated with its sound.

Spread

On February 1st, 2021, Insider^[10] published a story about multiple TikTok sounds featuring fart noises rising on TikTok.

"A Christmas Fart" You Laugh, You Lose Challenge

On December 21st, 2020, @codydamrow uploaded a video to TikTok^[7] showing off a "Mario Christmas type beat" he created that heavily features fart sound effects (shown below). The video gained over 142,000 views in 6 weeks, and is possibly inspired by @prodtroy's sound.

In January of 2021, the sound inspired a trend on the platform where users film their face as they listen to the sound and try not to laugh. The earliest known video following the trend was uploaded to TikTok^[8] on January 9th, 2021 by @realtommyhouse, garnering over 1.3 million views in just under a month (shown below, left). On January 12th, @rheaprocko uploaded a video^[9] attempting the challenge, garnering over 3.7 million views in 3 weeks (shown below, right).

As of February 2nd, 2021, "A Christmas Fart" has been used in over 71,000 videos.

"Desert Type Beat 2" Dance Trend

On January 10th, 2021, @purplegoosey uploaded a video to TikTok^[3] captioned "clench" set to @prodtroy's "New Super Mario Bros. Desert Type Beat 2" sound in which she performs an exaggerated dance to the beat (shown below, left). The video gained over 17.6 million views in just under a month. She uploaded a second part^[4] 2 days later, garnering over 23.9 million views in a comparable span of time (shown below, right).

@purplegoosey's dance inspired others to post videos of themselves performing renditions of it to the same sound. On January 12th, @siennamae uploaded a video^[5] following the trend, garnering over 7.4 million views in 3 weeks (shown below, left). @Lorengray followed the trend on January 14th,^[6] garnering over 5.6 million views in a comparable span of time (shown below, right).

As of February 2nd, 2021, "Mario Desert Type Beat 2" has been used in over 159,000 videos.

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