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It’s A Wrap! Top Ten Viral Trends That Made 2024 A Whole Vibe

From Ganji Chudail demanding a makeover to 'Tauba Tauba' dance moves making us question if our legs even worked, 2024’s internet was the gift that kept on giving!

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If 2024 were a reality show, it’d be called “Survival of the Weirdest.” Why? Because let’s be real, the internet turned into a wild, meme-packed carnival that never took a break. From bizarre characters showing up out of nowhere to music that made us dance without knowing what we were even doing, the internet made sure we were never bored. It was a year full of laughs, cringes, and the occasional “How did we get here?” moment.

With every scroll, we were hit with something new and absurd. And 2024 made it crystal clear that the internet can turn anything, absolutely anything, into the next big thing. So, without further ado, let’s dive into the top ten viral moments that had us all clutching our phones, laughing, and saying, “That’s the internet for you.” Hold on tight, because things are about to get a little wild.

The ‘Chill Guy’

Remember that time a dog wearing sneakers, a sweater, and jeans became the undisputed King of Cool? Yep, “Chill Guy” took over social media this year, representing every time we threw in the towel on life’s little struggles. Whether you were avoiding work emails or pretending to be too cool for drama, this dog had your back. From office memes to “I’m just vibing” moments, the Chill Guy meme spread like wildfire, even getting painted on walls in Bengaluru (because, why not?).

Aha Tamatar – The Dance You Didn’t Know You Needed

Now, let’s talk about the song that made everyone put down their work and dance like there’s no tomorrow. “Aha tamatar bade mazedaar” – yep, that one! An animated cat rocking out to this catchy tune made its way onto every social media platform. You didn’t even need to know the lyrics, just the beat was enough to make people do ridiculous dances, including one where BTS got involved (because why not, right?). The best part? It was a children’s rhyme. And it had more vibes than most of us.

Very Demure, Very Mindful (and Very Hilarious)

2024 was the year we learned that “very demure, very mindful” is all the rage. TikTok’s Jools Lebron, in her flawless and ultra-serious explanation of her work makeup, unknowingly gifted us the most sarcastic catchphrase ever. This phrase didn’t just stay in makeup tutorials, it took over everything, even NASA and the White House hopped on. I mean, if a government agency is using it, you know it’s viral.

Chin Tapak Dum Dum – Because Why Not?

Next up: a meme that’s basically the internet’s way of saying, “I’m winning at life, one small victory at a time.” “Chin tapak dum dum”—it’s catchy, it’s ridiculous, and it’s from Chhota Bheem. This phrase exploded in 2024, making us all feel like champions after accomplishing the tiniest, most insignificant tasks. Seriously, taking out the trash? Chin tapak dum dum.

Indian Regional Music Takes Over Instagram Reels – Period.

Alright, let’s get serious for a second. While global jams like “Big Dawgs” tried to flex, it was the desi beats that ruled Instagram Reels. Haryanvi track “Jale 2” (9.7 million Reels, yes, you read that right), the super-catchy Punjabi tune “Ve Haaniyaan” (3.9 million), and the Marathi jam “Gulabi Sadi” (3.8 million) had people grooving across India. But wait, it didn’t stop there. Bollywood tracks like “Tauba Tauba” from Bad Newz and “Aaj Ki Raat” from Stree 2 had Reels popping up everywhere like they were the only songs on the internet.

Ganji Chudail – Bald Witch, Big Mood

Now, let’s talk about the bald queen herself, Ganji Chudail. This quirky animated character became the internet’s favourite witch, and, honestly, we’re not mad about it. From Netflix to Swiggy to Shaadi.com, every brand was like, “Let’s get Ganji Chudail on board.” And then came YouTube India’s live-action version featuring Neena Gupta, turning the character into a Gen-Z sensation. The witch wanted a makeover, I mean, relatable, right?

Ew Brother – The Meme That Never Gets Old

You didn’t think 2024 would skip on the bizarre, did you? Enter: “Ew, brother, ew! What’s that?” Originally from a lecture by Mohamed Hoblos, this line became THE soundbite of the year. You didn’t need to understand the context, just use it for any and every cringe-worthy moment. The internet made sure we were all saying it at least once a day.

Ek Machhli Paani Mein Gayi, Chappak – A Game of Chaos

Who knew a game with zero logic could bring so much joy? “Ek machhli paani mein gayi, chhappak” became a viral sensation in 2024, and we’re still not sure how. The game’s rules? Recite a phrase, do some weird actions, and if you mess up, you’re eliminated. Simple, chaotic fun that had us in stitches.

Content Creators Who Stole the Show

2024 was also the year content creators became more than just viral names, they became legends. From rapper Hanumankind’s rhymes to Nancy Tyagi’s design genius at Cannes 2024 red carpet, it was a year of fresh faces. And don’t even get us started on Dolly Chaiwala, the tea artist who made us all want to sip on a cup of art. The Vada Pao Girl also became a meme queen, representing India’s love for iconic snacks and internet moments.

And of course, Bollywood nostalgia hit the internet hard. Remember those lip-syncs to Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham? Yup, that happened. But it wasn’t just Indians getting in on the action, people from Indonesia to Nigeria were rocking the Asoka makeup trend. And even Western creators jumped into the mix, posting content in Indian languages like it was their second home.

As we wrap up 2024, one thing’s for sure, the internet’s going to keep surprising us. And with 2025 around the corner, we can’t wait for more madness. Will “Aaj Tum Chaddi Nahi Pahne Ho Na” become the new “hello”? Who knows! But if it does, we’re here for it. Here’s to more memes, songs, and underwear-related questions that keep life interesting. Cheers to the chaos!

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