The ‘Dame Tu Cosita’ Meme Captivates - You gotta see this clip! Crazy dance

An image based around a moving green outsider is topping, and for the second time, a Panamanian artist is circulating around the web abroad.

The melody included in the image is "Lady Tu Cosita" by El Chombo, which simply arrived on YouTube's inclining tab because of an "Official Video" gave by Ultra Music.

To discover the causes of the "Woman Tu Cosita" image, we should go to Dailymotion, where on October 16, 2017, a client named ArtNoux posted a video that synchronizes "Lady Tu Cosita" (which truly means "give me your seemingly insignificant detail") to a movement of a moving green animal. Around five months after the fact, that video touched base on the portable live gushing stage Musical.ly, where it framed the premise of the "Lady La Cosita Challenge," in which clients recorded themselves mirroring parts of the move.

As a Google Trends diagram shared by Know Your Meme appears, enthusiasm for the "Lady La Cosita Challenge" soar amid March, and on April 5, the image may have achieved its pinnacle. On that date, Ultra Music, which has in excess of 10 million endorsers on YouTube, repurposed the moving outsider clasp as the official video for El Chombo's melody. In one day, the video has pulled in excess of 860,000 hits and has gotten a huge number of confounded remarks from watchers.

The most captivating piece of this story — and, truly, the detail that got me inspired by it — is El Chombo's history on the web. While you may not perceive the Panamanian entertainer's assumed name (or his genuine name, Rodney Clark), there's a decent possibility you've heard one of his tunes. His silly track "Chacarron," which highlights hogwash verses, is itself a key piece of another image, which includes senseless running creatures.

El Chombo's commitments to web culture ought not be disregarded. In case you're searching for the ideal melody to match with a ludicrous video, I'd suggest sifting through his back index.