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The video was filmed in the 90s in Mexico, specifically on a television show that aired nationally.

This meme comes from a promotional video in which there is a chance to win a prize of "MXN $10,000.00 in National Savings Bonds." In the video, a peanut mascot (a character dressed as a peanut) is dancing. The humorous and viral part of the video is that while the mascot dances and walks backward, it ends up falling off a balcony, attempting to grab a streamer to break the fall. This unexpected and somewhat clumsy fall is what generates laughter and turns the video into a very popular meme on social media.

The people that involved are the child who appears in the video, the peanut mascot (an animated character), and the presenter (who is not explicitly seen in the fall but is implied in the event).

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This meme comes from the American animated series Futurama. It first appeared in the episode “Attack of the Killer App” as part of season 6, episode 3.
In the scene, Fry sees a new product called the "eyePhone" (a parody of the iPhone), and he becomes so eager to buy it that he yells the now-famous line while offering money.

People said that Fry was so impressed with the product that he didn’t want to hear any more explanations — he just wanted to buy it right away.
They explained that the phrase "Shut up and take my money!" was used to show how much someone wanted something, usually a cool or exciting new item.

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“They sold us helium instead of oxygen”.

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“They sold us helium instead of oxygen”.

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It was said that this meme became popular in Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic, around the year 2021. People explained that it originated from a viral video where a man was using an oxygen tank to help a family member breathe, but when they spoke, their voices sounded high-pitched and squeaky. It was reported that this suggested the tank had been filled with helium instead of oxygen.

It was mentioned that the people involved were ordinary citizens trying to deal with the lack of medical resources during the health crisis. It was also stated that the event happened in a house or hospital, although the exact location was never confirmed. People said that the video quickly spread on social media platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and TikTok.

One of the men explained that they had been sold helium instead of oxygen. He said that the voice change was the first sign that something was wrong. He mentioned that they had trusted the supplier but later realized it had been a mistake. A family member added that it hadn’t been funny at first, but that they ended up laughing when they heard themselves speak.

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People explained that this meme came from a video where the little girl was trying to chant a cheerleading slogan. They said that in the video, she was enthusiastically shouting “We got spirit, yes we do! We got spirit, how ‘bout you?” but her voice sounded very cute and funny.

They mentioned that her tiny size and serious expression made it even more hilarious. Some viewers said that she looked like she was trying really hard to motivate everyone, even though she was so small.Others added that this meme was often used when someone wanted to show exaggerated excitement or support for something. They claimed that people usually paired the image with captions about cheering for very trivial or silly things, to make it ironic and relatable.

Finally, they pointed out that the phrase “We got spirit, yes we do!” became popular online because of this video, and many people started using it to jokingly encourage their friends or to express over the top enthusiasm.

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Belinda, a famous singer born in Spain in 1989 but living in Mexico City, was the star of this iconic scene, where she performed her iconic challenge with the hashtag #BelindaChallenge.

In 2016, she was invited to participate on a television show, during her appearance, she had challenged the hosts to break an apple with their foreheads. She added that she had been the first to complete her own challenge.

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Miranda Cosgrove, widely recognized for her roles in teen dramas and popular television series like ¡Carly, gave an interview that quickly became viral.

During the conversation, she surprised both the host and the audience when she casually admitted that she actually swears, something that many fans didn't expect given her wholesome public image. The host, clearly amused and caught off guard, asked her what her favorite swear word was. In response, Miranda said that it was “f*ck,” which led to a moment of shared laughter between them that felt genuine and spontaneous. This brief exchange, although small in the context of the full interview, was quickly picked up by social media. Users edited the clip, isolating the moment and remixing the audio in humorous ways. Many even created memes and parody videos, mimicking Miranda's voice and facial expressions.

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At the beginning of 2020, a young man is unexpectedly interviewed on the street because he was wearing a mask, and his friends told him to take off.

After taking it off his friends told him to take it off again, and he said "thats all, wey" and all the people present began to laugh.

And this video went so viral on TikTok and Facebook that memes about it started to appear and to this day some people continue to use this iconic phrase.

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The video for the "Ooh sh*t, a rat!" meme shows a young man walking around his house when suddenly, pretending to see a rat even though it's never seen on camera, he dramatically shouts, "Ooh sh*t, a rat!" Right after, instead of running away or freaking out, he starts dancing in an exaggerated and hilarious way, as if he were in the middle of a party. This absurd and unexpected reaction is what made the clip go viral on networks like TikTok and YouTube. People began editing it, setting it to music, including it in scenes from anime, video games, or series, and even making remixes with urban music beats. The video became popular because it perfectly represents the chaotic humor of the internet: taking a common situation like seeing a rat, exaggerating it, and finishing it off with something totally out of place like a dance.