| It appears to have roots as a nursery rhyme popular in India, adapted into animated videos engineered for the YouTube age | Instead, it makes videos based on public domain nursery rhymes for children to watch on YouTube |
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| It included the "Johny Johny Yes Papa" rhyme in based on public domain nursery rhymes, which now has 1 | But the viral memes have mysterious origins So how did the "Johny Johny Yes Papa" videos go from classic children's entertainment from ChuChu TV to a bizarre meme based on videos from Billion Surprise Toys? Still, the DMCA notices have definitely slowed the spread of the video, at least for now |
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29| To do this, it added a few special CGI quirks to make the video stand out from its many fellows | Media, Billion Surprise Toys, and ChuChu TV all appear to use the same design template |
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| Media is based in India, not in Dubai | The rhyme existed on YouTube before it was a meme Before either the ChuChu TV or Billion Surprise Toys videos existed, the rhyme has popped up a handful of times on YouTube, likely because of its popularity in India |
| Not just sugar, eating in general | If anything, it might be made by someone else trying to copy ChuChu TV's success |
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| And some of the individual video variants have racked up of views — again, for the companies that are in the sole business of producing them | It was and is very popular in India," Chandar wrote |
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