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Verity's From Minecraft, He Belongs To Backrooms

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Updated Sep 30, 2026 at 03:30PM EDT by Phillip Hamilton.

Added Sep 21, 2026 at 02:15PM EDT by Phillip Hamilton.

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Verity's From Minecraft, He Belongs To Backrooms refers to a viral animated video showing Pirate Clark from the Backrooms movie and Steve from Minecraft attempting to pull Verity from the Verity Minecraft mod into their respective universe while singing, "Verity's from Minecraft, he belongs to Backrooms."

The video was uploaded by TikToker @web24535 at the end of August 2026. It went viral throughout September 2026 as the subject of lip dubs and memes, including remixes of the song. The animation is based on a song by YouTuber Dusty Douglas, who, in June 2025, posted a video of two dogs playing tug of war set to a song that begins, "Give me my toy right now!"

Origin

On August 31st, 2026, TikToker^[1] @web24535 posted an animation where Pirate Clark from the Backrooms movie and Steve from Minecraft play tug-of-war with Verity. Verity's style changes when one of the characters pulls him to their side. As they play tug of war, a voice sings, "Verity's from Minecraft, he belongs to Backrooms." The video gained over 400,000 views in three weeks.

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The video and song are based on a video and song uploaded by YouTuber^[6] Dusty Douglas on June 13th, 2025. The video shows two dogs playing tug-of-war set to a song that beings with the lyrics, "Give me my toy right now, no this toy is my toy." The video gained over 63 million views in a year.

Spread

The video was popularized as a meme in September 2026.

On September 19th, 2026, Instagram^[2] user tgpu posted a meme that places the video over an argument in a comment section about Verity's origins, garnering over 3,900 likes in two days.

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On September 20th, TikToker^[3] @her.7hme4b posted a meme where a map depicting Serbia, Albania and Kosovo is altered to reference the song, with Kosovo, which is in between Albania and Serbia, becoming Verity, garnering over 187,000 views in a day.