Viral Tweets & Beats

This is a bouncy, self-mocking novelty indie-pop song about the person who reads the group chat backwards at midnight and hearts everything they missed, then rolls their eyes when somebody else does t…

This is a warm, slightly wistful novelty indie-pop song about the shows you loved as a child, watched again now that you are grown. The chorus is a line you have probably had in front of a screen: "As…

This is a bouncy, deadpan novelty indie-pop song about the performance of being delighted for other people. The chorus is the reply you have given a hundred times, arriving right on cue: "Aren't you e…

This is a bouncy, deadpan novelty indie-pop song about the urge that shows up exactly when nothing is wrong. The chorus takes one confession at face value: “Fighting the urge to self-sabotage while in…

This is a bouncy, deadpan novelty indie-pop song about the exact shape of a work ethic built from twenty-minute bursts and four-hour rewards. The chorus takes one confession at face value: “my toxic t…

This is a bouncy, deadpan novelty indie-pop song about the way everyday time refuses to add up. The chorus takes one household mystery at face value: “Can someone tell me why washing machine minutes a…

This is a buoyant, deadpan novelty indie-pop song about loving the most specific childhood passion and being asked to make it more useful. The verses follow a car-ride explanation of Street Fighter ga…

A buoyant, deadpan song about recognizing when a chat has gone cold. It starts with “me when the messages start sounding weird and dry” , folds in the feeling of giving too much effort for what you’re…

A bright deadpan novelty song stitched from two viral Teams disasters: blocking the boss (and then HR), and accidentally saying "let's take this outside" instead of "offline." The hook keeps asking th…

A breezy deadpan song built around a seaside cure that sounds suspiciously like a Victorian diagnosis. The hook keeps the original joke's careful disclaimer — "Don't want to give the Victorian doctors…

A public-running loophole turned into a bright, deadpan call-and-response song. The hook keeps circling the question, 「Why do I have to pay $75 to be in a run club?」, then answers with the wonderfully…

Two tiny internet confessions become one dinner-ordering loop: @himynamestee asks, "what should i order tonight? deciding is my toxic trait" , while @ayobamiamisu keeps saying, "It's only $20" 1800 ti…