Coffin dance meme
Meme & format · 2020 · Viral
Ghanaian pallbearers became a warning meme; an agency later reported a $1m NFT sale.
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- 9 weeks
- Feb 26 ’20 to Apr 30 ’20
- Platforms
- 6
- Started on TikTok
- Origin
- Organic
- Culture (no sector)
How it spread
Trace the originUsers paired Ghanaian pallbearer footage with Astronomia, then attached it to fail clips. The format crossed platforms and became a stay-home warning. The soundtrack entered music charts; merchandise collaborations and a promoted NFT sale followed.
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February 2020
@lawyer_ggmu seed · Feb 26 ’20
@lawyer_ggmu posted the earliest documented fail edit pairing the pallbearers with Astronomia.[1]
March 2020
J e k y platform jump · Mar 20 ’20
J e k y posted a Facebook edit using the dancing pallbearers as a fail-video punchline.[1]
April 2020
La Tercera press · Apr 4 ’20
La Tercera explained the coffin meme and linked remixes circulating on Twitter.[2]
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