Two meaningless words repeated for emphasis More nonsense syllables followed by an invented wordĪ deliberately difficult-to-say string of syllables Yet another sequence of syllables that do not form coherent wordsĪnother nonsensical phrase, this time followed by an expression of thoughtfulnessĪ meaningless phrase followed by a vocalizationĪnother nonsensical phrase followed by a questioning inflection Two short phrases that have no real meaning More nonsensical syllables, this time with a vocal inflection The speaker makes a comment about an unnamed person being a geniusĪnother meaningless phrase repeated for effect The speaker is improvising and not using pre-written lyrics The speaker remarks that someone has started using a metronome while composing music, perhaps as a tool to keep rhythmĪ nonsense utterance with no discernible meaningĪ nonsensical string of syllables that do not form coherent words or phrasesĪnother nonsensical phrase followed by an expression of agreement It's more about the sounds and rhythm, producing something that's hard to forget. Overall, "Laboratory" by Dville Santa is a sonic experiment that doesn't rely on lyrics with a specific meaning. The lyrics then take a turn towards more random sounds and phrases, such as "yama namama, llama gamagoot," "shamanama gowilla famana mama soosoo," and "llama looma llama llama." It's not clear what these words and phrases mean, but they add to the overall absurdity and playfulness of the song. Later on, Dville Santa mentions the word "laboratory," seemingly referring to the title of the song. The lines "Labo labo, Labo dababo glabo gluglug guhglable lable" are particularly challenging to decipher, as they sound like a tongue twister. He then goes on to mention a genius and some imaginary creatures such as Shamba damba, mamba damba, llama chgamba, and gaba gaba.
#SHABADABA GOOBA LIKE A MEEBOOP TIKTOK SERIES#
The first verses of the song seem to be a series of vocal exercises, with the artist singing random syllables and sounds. The use of a metronome in the background adds to the randomness and chaos of the song. It seems to be a stream of consciousness and improvisational rap, where the artist is just playing with sounds and making up words that rhyme with each other. The lyrics of Dville Santa's "Laboratory" are difficult to interpret as they are mostly meaningless and nonsensical. Yaba dababada when da beat drop (beat drop) Metamorphosis aporphis of morkle laborth laba gorbalib (laboratory) Labo dababo glabo gluglug guhglable lable (ooh tongue twister)
Soobelooboop babalooboop glabaloogoop (oohoo) Yama da llama llama chgamba gamba (voice crackin') Shamba da mamba damba gamba (damba gamba) The trend was most popular in early June 2021.It's off the top for real, all this off the top (I feel, I feel, I feel) One of the most popular trends using Santa's original sound sees TikTokers present a variation of the snowclone caption, "'Mom, I can't find my X,' 'Mom:'" on-screen, over a video of the TikToker using an effect to make it appear as if object 'X' appears out of thin air, implying the person's mother found the item instantly (most popular examples shown below, left and right). On June 2nd, Santa released the official music video for the song on YouTube, garnering over 1.4 million views in a month (shown below).īeginning in May, the original sounds for Dville Santa's original TikTok ("Laboratory – Devin 🤍") showcasing the song, as well as upload ("original sound – Dripppp💧"), inspired over 100,000 and 12,000 videos respectively on TikTok. The most popular of these is a 10-hour cut on YouTube, garnering over 235,000 views in two months (shown below). Later that month, memers began attaching the song to footage of a Smurf dancing, which was reuploaded to YouTube and TikTok a number of times. On May 24th, 2021, YouTuber ф posted a lyric video for the track titled "Like a Meebo," garnering over 171,000 views in two months (shown below). Labo dababo glabo gluglug guhglable lable (Ooooh tongue twister!) Shabadaba gooba like a meeboop (MEEBOOP!)
#SHABADABA GOOBA LIKE A MEEBOOP TIKTOK FULL VERSION#
On May 5th, Dville dropped the full version of the song, teasing it on his TikTok that day (shown below).
On May 4th, TikToker posted a remixed version of the sound, garnering over 1.2 million views, asking if he should drop it and tagging Dville. The video gained over 3.9 million views in three months, with users commenting wondering why it sounds so good and wanting a full drop.
On April 29th, 2021, TikToker and rapper Dville Santa posted a video lip-dubbing to an original song consisting of nonsense lyrics somewhat resembling the language that characters in The Sims speak, Simlish, captioned, "i was told to bring this to tik tok 🤦🏾♂️ if i drop the full song imma go triple vibranium" (shown below).
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