A tweet from AME Choppa went viral after the user turned a negative into a positive on Wednesday. Turning the spotlight on Black Twitter, the person asked Black folks to post their favorite songs by white people that would make them go viral.
“Black People: Let’s flip the table. If you were at a party and they caught you on camera singing a White people song, which artist/song would make you go viral?”
“For me, it’s Linkin Park – ‘Numb.’”
Black People: Let’s flip the table. If you were at a party and they caught you on camera singing a White people song, which artist/song would make you go viral?
For me, it’s Linkin Park – “Numb”.
— AME Choppa (@MelechThomas) April 27, 2022
And the hilarious tweets rolled in.
Of course, someone posted Black folks’ guilty pleasure 2005’s “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” by alt-indie band Panic At The Disco.
this one pic.twitter.com/edY4mUg9g3
— HoustAtlantaConyers (@jorryetavious) April 28, 2022
Twitter user I Am Me raised Panic At The Disco with Vanessa Carlton’s “A Thousand Miles,” featured in 2004’s Wayans’ Brothers comedy classic White Chicks.
— I Am Me (@factsovafeelinz) April 29, 2022
Another person had Alanis Morisette’s Grammy-award winning single “You Oughta Know” from 1995 on lock.
Okay, I’m only halfway through the comments but so far, I’m the only one belting out You Oughta Know by Alanis. Adding Ironic in there too. pic.twitter.com/McumBgjXqS
— Financial Feminist (@ShesInTheBlack) April 28, 2022
And Black Twitter would be remiss if it didn’t mention Natalie Imbruglia’s “Torn.”
Def this one pic.twitter.com/35feKfV5LK
— BOOP (@DepthBeautyGrit) April 28, 2022
A Black Twitter delegate also posted a video of a man Crip-walking to Natasha Bedingfield’s “Unwritten.”
This one pic.twitter.com/1WEotWR1E0
— 🥀 ɘiꙅꙅɒƆ 🔮 ɐıɹpuɐɾǝl∀ ɐɓǝΛ 𝐵𝐿𝑀 🇲🇽🇩🇴 (@NotJosieGrossy) April 29, 2022
Twitter user Flawda Perc hit the folks over the head with Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used To Know.”
Gotta hit em with this heat 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/VI9se1BbAb
— Flawda Perc🌴 (@RepomanTeezy) April 28, 2022
AME Choppa’s now-viral tweet came in response to a tweet of two white girls rapping Lil Baby’s lyrics on April 26.
mood. pic.twitter.com/EZjLShE4dl
— My Name Is My Name (@1STNAMESILENT) April 26, 2022
Black Twitter was quick to let the tweet’s originator that they weren’t impressed.
— Toddy Pendergrass (@ProjectTodd_) April 26, 2022
— KING TROP ♕ 🇭🇹 (@youngtrop) April 26, 2022
Watch that one person that says “she’s invited to the cookout” because she knows the lyrics 😭💀😂
— Sorry Miss Jackson 🍗 (@Too_Swole90) April 26, 2022
One Twitter summed up it best.
— Edboi (@NotSoEd) April 26, 2022
