Remember the "Gangnam Style" and the "Harlem Shake"? Of course you do.
The song was released in September of 2017, but it wasn’t until Lele Pons and Inanna Sarkis uploaded their dance routine of the catchy song on Instagram that now people all over are uploading their own versions. Lele and Inanna are dressed as Velma and Daphne of the original "Scooby-Doo" series and it has been seen almost 27 million times!
This phenomenon has exploded in social media with people posting their own versions of #Scoobydoopapa around Latin America, and it recently just took the United States bby storm!
But, where did the song come from? DJ Kass, who is originally from the Dominican Republic and raised in New York, says the song actually has nothing to do with Scooby-Doo, the cartoon. The idea came to be from English rapper Big Shaq’s "Mans Not Hot" song. One of the lines of it sounds like "Scooby Doo Pa Pa" but instead he says “skidiki-pap-pap” and “pu-pu-drrr-boom.”
This new dance sensation does not have an exact choreography. This is why people have decided to make their own choreographies to the beat of the song.
Do you have a "Scooby Doo Pa Pa" dance? Show us your vids on Twitter!
- Diego Pineda, YH Contributing Writer
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