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Tralalero Tralala refers to a brainrot trend that features a voice speaking in Italian, saying, "Tralalero Tralala, porco dio e porco Allah." The meme began making the rounds on TikTok in early 2025, often paired with low-effort AI images featuring animals rearranged in strange combinations, including sharks wearing Nike shoes and a cat's face on a chicken. The sound eventually inspired a phonk remix that subsequently became the audio for a number of anime and soccer edits on TikTok.

Origin

The TikTok account that originally posted the "Tralalero Tralala" sound, @eZburger401,^[1] was banned from TikTok sometime in early 2025. The sound effect was subsequently used by TikTokers @elchino1246^[2] and @zokashi^[3] in videos dating as far back as January 8th and January 10th. A transcript of the audio and translation is shown below.

Trallallero Trallalla, porco dio e porco Allah. Ero con il mio fottuto figlio merdardo a giocare a Fortnite, quando a un punto arriva mia nonna, Ornella Leccacappella, a avvisarci che quello stronzo di Burger ci aveva invitato a cena per mangiare un purè di cazzi.

Trallallero Trallalla, damn god and damn Allah. I was with my fucking shit kid playing Fortnite, when at one point arrives my grandma, Ornella Leccacappella, to tell us that the piece of shit Burger invited us to dinner to eat dick mash.

"Cappella" translates to "foreskin" in Italian, and "Leccacappella" translates to "cocksucker." Other internet users translate the phrase more literally, taking "capella" to mean chapel.

On January 12th, 2025, TikToker^[4] @andy.promaxo posted the earliest known notable video to use the "Tralalero Tralala" sound, showing a toy that seemed to be making the viral sound effect. The video gathered over 5 million plays and 500,000 likes in a month.

Spread

On January 13th, 2025, TikToker^[5] @amoamimandy.1a posted an AI image of a shark wearing Nike shoes with a CapCut Flame Explosion filter over it, gathering over 7 million plays and 600,000 likes in a month.

On January 22nd, TikToker^[6] @bieullll posted a Brat font parody meme featuring the meme, gathering over 2.9 million plays and 300,000 likes in three weeks.

On January 24th, TikToker^[8] @billy_pan17 posted a video using the sound effect, gathering over 20 million plays and 2.5 million likes in three weeks.

On January 27th, TikToker^[7] @dylaneficaz posted a phonk remix of the "Tralalero Tralala" sound, gathering over 1 million plays and 60,000 likes in three weeks.

By February 2025, the phonk remix became a prevalent sound for anime and soccer edits, as seen in a Dio Brando edit posted by TikToker^[9] @xsaladagamer on February 8th, 2025, gathering over 3 million plays and 400,000 likes in a week.

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