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![『AKAGE [赤毛]』 refers to a series of video edits featuring the song "Akage (Redhead)," a remix created by YouTuber SmilyBruh featuring Kasane Teto and Hatsune Miku. The high-BPM song and its music video came to be used as a video edit template by internet users, who inserted their original or favorite characters into the video format. The trend began on YouTube before spreading to Twitter / X and TikTok in February 2025.](https://i.kym-cdn.com/featured_items/icons/wide/000/027/795/akageee.jpg "A Kasane Teto Fan Remix Called 'Asage' Or 'Redhead' Has Become A Viral Edit Template On YouTube and TikTok")
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'The Cake Is Almost Ready' Becomes Redraw Template For Big Booty Ships
Just some wholesome appreciation of a nice kiester.
'Khia Asylum' Is The Newest 'Stan Twitter' Slang Going Viral Mocking 'Flopped' Singers
The term grew popular in early May 2024, building on the American rapper's name, Khia, as a stand-in for "nobody" and the "asylum" word to form an expression similar to "outdated" or permanently flopped.
26 Unexpected Memes Needing A Double-Take
Hold up, what was that?
