Um, Excuse Me, What The Actual Fuck Are You Doing In My House?

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Um, Excuse Me, What The Actual Fuck Are You Doing In My House? or Oh, You're Black refers to a viral video of an animated Santa Claus asking the viewer what they're doing in his house then saying, "oh, you're Black," assuming you're about to steal from him and making a racist remark, saying, "go back to Africa." The video was originally uploaded to YouTube in 2017 and later removed, as well as being removed from TikTok later on. A version of the clip without the ending became popularized on both platforms in the following years, including in skits on TikTok.

Origin

In 2017, a video of a 3D animated Santa Claus asking the viewer what they're doing in his house followed by saying "oh, you're Black," assuming they're there to steal then racistly telling them to "go back to Africa" was uploaded to YouTube.^[1] It was later deleted. On June 8th, 2017, Redditor u/Echxoes posted a transcription of the video to /r/copypasta,^[2] gaining over 430 upvotes in five years. A version of the full video was shared in a Drive^[3] link in the comment section.

Um, excuse me, what the actual fuck are you doing in my house? Please get the fuck out, right now. Oh, you're black. You're here to steal shit. Alright, allow me to say this in a language you'll understand. Ooga Booga, go back to Africa.

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On December 24th, 2020, YouTuber^[4] #BanGacha posted a version of the video cutting off the ending, gaining over 19,000 views in two years (shown below).

On December 5th, 2021, TikToker^[5] @okumura.rln posted the clip, gaining over 254,000 views in five months. The video's original sound was used over 4,500 times by May 2022 in lip-dub skits (examples shown below).

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