might start singing sped up

funny hampter

[@yngstxr1408]

Whoever made this masterpiece may God bless they soul cuz im crying rn😭😭

[@gummibear133]

Crybaby

[@chad6656]

Who ever you are just know you're attractive in your own way, and don't let anyone ever tell you different 🤩

[@Love_dollie]

@@chad6656 a chad😳😳

[@odogaronvevo2920]

thank wuvv

[@NishikawaNational]

silly ahh acc ☠

[@sn0ozeisdum]

I remember I found this song a while ago on Spotify I’m happy you made a sped up version of it

[@rat8517]

why do the best songs always have to be so short

[@taiIsthefox]

Ikr

[@ItizzKk]

There's always the loop button..

[@channel_weidu]

its speed up soo it must be short

[@karmenskontent]

It’s giving Tyler the creator vibes (Edited: I didn’t expect this to be a top comment lol)

[@kittyfairy89]

Literally

[@dominantalphaboy651]

It's not

[@Krxmzz]

FR

[@stunna3649]

@@dominantalphaboy651 it is

[@dominantalphaboy651]

@@stunna3649 not

[@abortioncentre591]

When this song starts playing istg I start flying. 💀💀

[@nicolerollins-player8248]

ON GOD FR

[@pastelitos5304]

This is what it sounds like when you get to heaven.

[@nicolerollins-player8248]

OMG wait really?

[@fearlanddalio]

@@nicolerollins-player8248 .

[@fashionbarb]

Damn Pucci really enjoying this song then

[@sluppy2130]

imagine tyler the creator on this

[@avanithecheetoqueen8299]

YESS

[@hummusgorilla]

Oh come on.

[@sluppy2130]

@@hummusgorilla nah it would go hard dont lie

[@uquvx]

We need him on this

[@kisukeuraharashat]

OMFG YESSSS

[@ceonastv]

I got this song on loop and aint neva tired of listening😭

[@alannah_m91]

This is what falling in love sounds like

[@mandasedway8115]

pov:tyour listening to this glorious riddim and imagining the pretty TikTok girls and boys been editing with this sound

[@adawqxw]

THIS IS PERFECT!!💟✨✨✨

[@hid3_thebullets]

I dumbass thought that this was a vid where they sing very fast 😭

[@khcwhdn5764]

HELP

[@kaly_cat]

this is a sign of goofy ahh

[@kaly_cat]

@@khcwhdn5764 help me too-

[@gracevalle7712]

Your so smart 😍

[@hid3_thebullets]

@@gracevalle7712 big brain 👽

[@antenorneto4603]

I can’t stop listening this 😩

[@best_ofsunset5846]

this song is the best it gives me so good vibes

[@kathbs05122]

THE HAMSTER, ITS LIKE MY HAMSTER LOOOL😭

[@Seal_Deal]

CHOMIK

[@hec_.1234]

Is this me whenever I hear this song I pretend I’m in an edit?

[@-hanakosimp-2684]

Your not alone🔥

[@ladylovelylocks]

Your not alone man 🌈🤌

[@Frostedflakey]

Your not alone brother!

[@Zephur0s]

When you do that, you look like the rat in the vid ngl

[@j4depookie]

​@@Zephur0sthats a hamster 😨

[@Celeste-Stara76]

The hamster is so fucking cute !!!

[@lefeixarager888]

THE REMIX ABOUT TO BE CRAZY ASF ON THIS SOUND OH MY GOD

[@blitz0.8]

Reminds me of squid sisters! :)

[@isitbadthatithinkdietsodai9874]

splatoon fans 😍😍

[@blitz0.8]

@@isitbadthatithinkdietsodai9874 YESSSSS

[@samayraahmedzanita253]

Loop button looking mighty fine today

[@jichary]

Coming back here to listen to this song again

[@razz9752]

Intro giving sailor moon vibes

[@lmao-6154]

00:37

[@YoursTrulyLoukki]

The swag rat. 😎

[@kaat1ee1]

Not me thinking about an edit while listening to this 👊😭

[@sibouakazdouniahani5760]

Is it..normal to fell in love with a music ? 🙃

[@wycupid]

I LOVE THIS SM

[@justcarol948]

CHOMIK MY BELOVED

[@Emir-000]

This sound a like it could be on steven universe or toca boca

[@Robtux]

I’m a boy. I love this song with the passion. 🙌🏼🤍

[@duster34]

I like the song too. Don’t know why you had to mention you were a boy, though.

[@criz9701]

real chomik

[@plseatmyguts_234]

Yes just yes 🛐

[@Baraa68]

My ears are blessed

[@scprovomsrl732]

h a m p t e r .

[@jadeybeani3532]

I wanna know what are other types of songs similar to this becausr this song is sooo cuuuuuute 😭😭😭😭

[@cqvy892]

this is giving tyler the creator tbh

[@kaiorodrigues8519]

Omg, that song is so incredibly 😭

[@sheldoncharlot]

love

[@luna-hl9ww]

HI WUVVIE LOVE

[@sheldoncharlot]

@@luna-hl9ww heyyy

[@suwoo5118]

0:32

[@DarisletQ]

People here for song but ım here for hampter.

[@taiIsthefox]

I sincerely love the chomik in the thumbnail

[@ilvyu-ep3fz]

i love the picture 😍

[@asurasss31]

Cara eu consigo alternar o lado que o som sai no meu fone de ouvido e ficou perfeito

[@icecreme4534]

The song is so good I might start singing

[@Sourpatchkids540]

Fax

[@spxz8303]

This sounds like the ✨ emoji

[@mandasedway8115]

that on erica Sinclair edit saying just thee facts ugh

[@bathtubs.]

TRUE

[@jem7724]

u can spell america without erica 🇺🇸🤭😘

[@chloewilson4926]

You can?

[@randy-y.b.k7524]

When the imposter is suserica be like:

[@kyracampbell1125]

@@chloewilson4926 Ngl,you can't spell America without Erica-

[@Kiyahpapaya]

@@randy-y.b.k7524 Stop.

[@me0dy958]

So am?

[@AreMidi]

hampter wow you scrolled this far, what did you expect you thought you were going to see hampter again, right how did you guess hampter

[@SifuGiggles-..]

Cool a chomik (hamster)

[@shinobuily]

I simp for this song

[@miuu2463]

Rip hamster😭

[@nawrai]

hampter

[@viittor1aa]

This song make me remember Christmas idk why😂

[@lunatayef]

Got this on my snapchat story>>>>

[@mateusoueu3950]

isso tem realmente cara do Tyler.

[@sarawithouth7227]

Eu pensei a mesma coisa kkkkk

[@dvdzo]

home say young from squid game

[@starstruckcalamity]

funy hampter

[@tranyennhu7a547]

ahhhhhh perfect✨

[@fruitcer3al]

UGGHHHH THIS SONG IS JUST SO

[@arminmahzabin]

𝙵𝙸𝙽𝙰𝙻𝙻𝚈 𝙸 𝙵𝙾𝚄𝙽𝙳 𝙸𝚃𝚃𝚃𝚃𝚃𝚃!

[@channel_weidu]

bro from came from 1973 good god man

[@fellowbloxxer]

I FINALLY FOUND THE AUDIO 😭✋

[@VeeVee___]

OMG I FINALLY FOUND IT

[@impan2051]

*Chomik* 🥺🥺🥺

[@connerpog]

Sounds like a sonic game or one of those flash racing games

[@taiIsthefox]

Nah, this is too slow paced /chill. Racing songs are more like fast and energetic

[@RaidenShogun-k1q]

Here from a CoryxKenshin edit

[@maifanjaki5675]

I should choose might start singing or kenpachi i met her on the internet instrumenta?

[@ilovevolleyballlll]

my little lover by lovelyz or cause I’m a liar pls !!

[@miffytulip]

SEUNGMIN IN THE BUILDINGG

[@_ceciliasq]

começa em 0:36 🤙

[@isticmusicmuse722]

Boy wkng in rain.

[@cuptoastfand3526]

0:38 the sound of the meepcity ice cream parlor:

[@boredgamer_9326]

meep city ahh song

[@star_is_cool]

CHOMIK FROM FIND THE CHOMIKS

[@ireallydontknow...]

OMG A CHOMIK

[@tohlish]

The word may have started to acquire associations of immorality as early as the 14th century, but had certainly acquired them by the 17th.[2] By the late 17th century, it had acquired the specific meaning of "addicted to pleasures and dissipations",[11] an extension of its primary meaning of "carefree" implying "uninhibited by moral constraints". A gay woman was a prostitute, a gay man a womanizer, and a gay house a brothel.[12][2] An example is a letter read to a London court in 1885 during the prosecution of brothel madam and procuress Mary Jeffries that had been written by a girl while enslaved inside of a French brothel: "I write to tell you it is a gay house...Some captains came in the other night, and the mistress wanted us to sleep with them."[13] The use of gay to mean "homosexual" was often an extension of its application to prostitution: a gay boy was a young man or boy serving male clients.[14] Similarly, a gay cat was a young male apprenticed to an older hobo and commonly exchanging sex and other services for protection and tutelage.[2] The application to homosexuality was also an extension of the word's sexualized connotation of "carefree and uninhibited", which implied a willingness to disregard conventional or respectable sexual mores. Such usage, documented as early as the 1920s, was likely present before the 20th century,[2] although it was initially more commonly used to imply heterosexually unconstrained lifestyles, as in the once-common phrase "gay Lothario",[15] or in the title of the book and film The Gay Falcon (1941), which concerns a womanizing detective whose first name is "Gay". Similarly, Fred Gilbert and G. H. MacDermott's music hall song of the 1880s, "Charlie Dilke Upset the Milk" - "Master Dilke upset the milk, when taking it home to Chelsea; the papers say that Charlie's gay, rather a wilful wag!" - referred to Sir Charles Dilke's alleged heterosexual impropriety.[16] Giving testimony in court in 1889, the prostitute John Saul stated: "I occasionally do odd-jobs for different gay people."[17] Well into the mid 20th century a middle-aged bachelor could be described as "gay", indicating that he was unattached and therefore free, without any implication of homosexuality. This usage could apply to women too. The British comic strip Jane, first published in the 1930s, described the adventures of Jane Gay. Far from implying homosexuality, it referred to her free-wheeling lifestyle with plenty of boyfriends (while also punning on Lady Jane Grey). A passage from Gertrude Stein's Miss Furr & Miss Skeene (1922) is possibly the first traceable published use of the word to refer to a homosexual relationship. According to Linda Wagner-Martin (Favored Strangers: Gertrude Stein and her Family, 1995) the portrait "featured the sly repetition of the word gay, used with sexual intent for one of the first times in linguistic history," and Edmund Wilson (1951, quoted by James Mellow in Charmed Circle, 1974) agreed.[18] For example: They were ... gay, they learned little things that are things in being gay, ... they were quite regularly gay. - Gertrude Stein, 1922 The word continued to be used with the dominant meaning of "carefree", as evidenced by the title of The Gay Divorcee (1934), a musical film about a heterosexual couple. Bringing Up Baby (1938) was the first film to use the word gay in an apparent reference to homosexuality. In a scene in which Cary Grant's character's clothes have been sent to the cleaners, he is forced to wear a woman's feather-trimmed robe. When another character asks about his robe, he responds, "Because I just went gay all of a sudden!" Since this was a mainstream film at a time, when the use of the word to refer to cross-dressing (and, by extension, homosexuality) would still be unfamiliar to most film-goers, the line can also be interpreted to mean, "I just decided to do something frivolous."[19] In 1950, the earliest reference found to date for the word gay as a self-described name for homosexuals came from Alfred A. Gross, executive secretary for the George W. Henry Foundation, who said in the June 1950 issue of SIR magazine: "I have yet to meet a happy homosexual. They have a way of describing themselves as gay but the term is a misnomer. Those who are habitues of the bars frequented by others of the kind, are about the saddest people I've ever seen."[20] Shift to specifically homosexual By the mid-20th century, gay was well established in reference to hedonistic and uninhibited lifestyles[11] and its antonym straight, which had long had connotations of seriousness, respectability, and conventionality, had now acquired specific connotations of heterosexuality.[21] In the case of gay, other connotations of frivolousness and showiness in dress ("gay apparel") led to association with camp and effeminacy. This association no doubt helped the gradual narrowing in scope of the term towards its current dominant meaning, which was at first confined to subcultures. Gay was the preferred term since other terms, such as queer, were felt to be derogatory.[22] Homosexual is perceived as excessively clinical,[23][24][25] since the sexual orientation now commonly referred to as "homosexuality" was at that time a mental illness diagnosis in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). In mid-20th century Britain, where male homosexuality was illegal until the Sexual Offences Act 1967, to openly identify someone as homosexual was considered very offensive and an accusation of serious criminal activity. Additionally, none of the words describing any aspect of homosexuality were considered suitable for polite society. Consequently, a number of euphemisms were used to hint at suspected homosexuality. Examples include "sporty" girls and "artistic" boys,[26] all with the stress deliberately on the otherwise completely innocent adjective. The 1960s marked the transition in the predominant meaning of the word gay from that of "carefree" to the current "homosexual". In the British comedy-drama film Light Up the Sky! (1960), directed by Lewis Gilbert, about the antics of a British Army searchlight squad during World War II, there is a scene in the mess hut where the character played by Benny Hill proposes an after-dinner toast. He begins, "I'd like to propose..." at which point a fellow diner interjects "Who to?", implying a proposal of marriage. The Benny Hill character responds, "Not to you for start, you ain't my type". He then adds in mock doubt, "Oh, I don't know, you're rather gay on the quiet." By 1963, a new sense of the word gay was known well enough to be used by Albert Ellis in his book The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Man-Hunting. Similarly, Hubert Selby Jr. in his 1964 novel Last Exit to Brooklyn, could write that a character "took pride in being a homosexual by feeling intellectually and esthetically superior to those (especially women) who weren't gay...."[27] Later examples of the original meaning of the word being used in popular culture include the theme song to the 1960-1966 animated TV series The Flintstones, wherein viewers are assured that they will "have a gay old time." Similarly, the 1966 Herman's Hermits song "No Milk Today", which became a Top 10 hit in the UK and a Top 40 hit in the U.S., included the lyric "No milk today, it was not always so; The company was gay, we'd turn night into day."[28] In June 1967, the headline of the review of the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album in the British daily newspaper The Times stated, "The Beatles revive hopes of progress in pop music with their gay new LP".[29] The same year, The Kinks recorded "David Watts", which is about a schoolmate of Ray Davies, but is named after a homosexual concert promoter they knew, with the ambiguous line "he is so gay and fancy-free" attesting to the word's double meaning at that time.[30] As late as 1970, the first episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show has the demonstrably straight Mary Richards' neighbor Phyllis breezily declaiming that Mary is still "young and gay", but in an episode about two years later, Phyllis is told that her brother is "gay", which is immediately understood to mean that he is homosexual.

[@brody2039]

guys i think this song might make me start singing

[@RetroCat_FFYC]

C H O M I K

[@cammyconfirmed]

hampta 🐹

[@ik9fairy667]

OMG THE FACT THAT IM FIRDT

[@munch1es]

i hate to brake it to you

[@kyawoue]

@@munch1es brake

[@julianistired]

@@munch1es ahh??

[@munch1es]

@@kyawoue break it to you lore,i was a normal day when i got off tik tok after a while. i decided to go on to youtube and one of my favourite audio youtuber s had uploaded,i then placed my index finger on it and scrolled through the two comments but then..both said first 😰😰! me being so smart i use the newest first feature,i wait in anticipation. after around 0.5 seconds i see this comment on top. i hate to break it to them so i didn’t until this moment.

[@kyawoue]

@@munch1es LMAO I LOVE THAT

[@rainbowkittys9739]

1:00 best

[@tannpc]

nice

[@spacefoxx_]

I thought this music was from Tyler The Creator

[@Lemonade_505]

Beautiful omfg

[@Seal_Deal]

CHOMIK

[@YourLocalTealStar]

This song sounds hella similar to that one song, I can't remember the name 😭

[@nicoleabarollo5989]

qt hamsterm

[@miuu2463]

That hamster Look like my hamster😭😭😭

[@aleenurr]

hear me out Tyler the creator ft. Kali Uchis

[@Yuujipookiewookie]

Oop- am i having a crush on a song? 🫨🫣

[@rhiannonevans4207]

giving meepcity vibes from roblox

[@W0NY0UNG13]

TYSMMMMMM I hope the other side of your pillow is always cold

[@maciejp3464]

chomik

[@AnaG0326]

Who is the person actually singing in it tho? At 1:04

[@isticmusicmuse722]

Let me get a 4 rain.sane that's more way out

[@queenonyxbutterfly]

Why isn't the artist tagged/credited here?

[@yoi3801]

I farted because of this song `

[@veethecreator]

wow

[@SC3NEC94RREEE]

so inspirational, and motivational. props to you, made me cry, shit, and laugh at the same time. Best comment I've ever read. 🥺🥺❤

[@jacksondmc8634]

ñ vro

[@PmfSwavier]

So no one hears “somebody like you” by lil bow wow at the beginning?

[@nior.b]

I found this thru shazam

[@ibrooxzi]

SAME AHAHHAH

[@キツネのカティア]

Tysm l gonna doing edit

[@graciedoe5415]

nice>