中文：我姓石
Pinyin: wǒ xìng shí
“My last name is Shi” This meme originated from a short video blogger ” Gu Xi “who created a paragraph shouting, this shouting after the release accidentally became popular, and was spread to the extranet, by other countries began to fancy play meme, and thus a fire throughout the network.
Background
The complete version of this shouting for: “My last name is Shi, no matter when I know you I am worth. My last name is Shi, pen and paper writing is like a steed in the Mercedes Benz. My last name is Stone, the gold standard scroll scrolls upwards and cares about the value of the pen when it is put down” and so on. In addition, “My last name is Shi” also means that one is very individualistic and hard-tempered. Generally speaking, when someone says “My last name is Shi”, it means that he or she has a temper as hard as a stone and is very individualistic.
Spread
My last name is Shi, this meme from the video blogger Gu Xi’s shouting, I have to say that this blogger is still very talented, in each of the shouting video lines are after their own creation and no repetition phenomenon. This shouting video is not much popular at the beginning, but I do not know how to circulate to the outside network, some netizens outside the network to live the whole nonsensical dance play meme, after this meme again burst fire douyin. Later, this meme was opened by the domestic netizens two whole live, through the two people with a very inane dance, let this meme make achieve a plum hot streak at douyin.
Popularity
Examples
“My last name is shi” is an Internet meme that originated from mainland Chinese netizens’ jibes about the Japanese adult anime “Surname Ishii”. The anime tells the story of a man named Ishii Makoto (pronounced like “stone” in Japanese) who falls in love with various women. Because of the adult nature of the characters’ relationships and the plot, it has sparked a lot of discussion on the Internet. The “My last name is Shi” trope is a way for netizens to express their pride in their family name by imitating Ishii Makoto’s way of speaking and using the phrase “My last name is Shi”. At the same time, it also has a certain amount of humor and teasing, as most netizens who use it don’t really have the last name of Ishi. This meme spread rapidly on the Internet and gradually evolved into a widely used Internet phrase. In addition to the anime “Surname Shi Jing”, the meme “My last name is Shi” is also related to some other Internet phenomena and hot events. For example, on some social media platforms, netizens will use “My last name is Shi” to express their firm and supportive views.
Guys, I can’t hold it in. Recently, a shouting song, “My last name is Shi”, has been on fire on international TikTok. The format of the video is basically one person lip-syncing to the camera, and then people jumping and dodging and shaking from both sides. Roughly, well, it goes something like this. Now, it’s the foreign guys of that skid row who are making this video, and the little sister of the spirit is on her way home from the gathering. If you just listen to me describe it, the internet won’t be able to feel how brainwashing this thing is. So without further ado, here’s the video directly. Now it’s even exported to domestic sales, with a wave of boomerangs zipping back into the country.
If you listen to the song “My Last Name Is shi” and feel your toes tapping and want to snap the ground so badly. Congratulations, you’re pretty normal. The author and original singer of this song is actually from the MC blogger Gu Xi. Launched in November last year, it didn’t make much of a splash. It wasn’t until this year that the song “My Last Name is Shi” suddenly exploded in popularity on TikTok, and then people came here to see what was going on. In the beginning, most of the videos related to this meme on TikTok were made by Russians and Koreans, but now it has fully spread to Japan and Vietnam. Its original sound source, yyt12, has also been used by more than 1 million people on TikTok.
Some people may think that these things are dirt, not on the stage, let alone out of the sea, but in fact, it is not necessary. Like the douyin blogger @ Paris three districts of Gao Yuan Yuan, posted a video – in Paris, near the Old Master of a high-level perfume store, once wildly shouting “big brother welcome you”. This song may be heard by Chinese people, thinking that they have gone to some kind of jumping store, but the Parisian natives are calm and relaxed. To them, it’s probably no different from a billboard hit. With the rapid iteration of hotspots on the Internet, this wave of earthy chanting is likely to fade quickly. But the Internet is a fast place, and you never know what’s going to be next.
