Björk Singing "I'm On That Good Kush and Alcohol"

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Björk Singing "I'm On That Good Kush and Alcohol" is a viral video and audio clip of musician Nectarine Girl parodying Bjork's voice while singing a section of "Love Me" by Lil Wayne in which he raps, "I'm on that good kush and alcohol." The video was posted to Instagram and TikTok sometime around September 2024 and went viral over the following months, largely as a brainrot audio, becoming the subject of memes.

Origin

As early as September 5th, 2024, musician Nectarine Girl posted a video to her TikTok^[1] and Instagram^[2] pages in which she parodies the singing style of musical artist Björk while singing, "I'm on that good kush and alcohol," a section of lyrics from the Lil Wayne song "Love Me." The video garnered an unknown number of interactions before it was deleted.

The earliest known meme to use the audio was posted by TikToker^[3] @illegalbugtrader on September 5th, 2024, garnering over 2.2 million views in three months.

Spread

On November 14th, 2024, X^[4] user @kzzrttt posted, "does anybody have the video of that person singing like bjork and they're like I'm off that good kjüsh and alchjœl…..," garnering over 1,100 likes in a month. Later that day, the same X^[5] user quote-reposted themselves, sharing the video, garnering over 75,000 likes in the same span of time.

The post helped inspire a resurgence in the audio as a meme. For example, on November 15th, X^[6] user @molotovcockvore posted a video set to the sound consisting of a low-quality collection of dog-related videos, garnering over 98,000 likes and 11,000 reposts in a month.

On November 27th, TikToker^[7] @olympicairlines posted a meme in which it sounds like the Bjork audio is coming from the overhead speaker of a plane, captioned, "WHO is my pilot bru I'm not surviving ts," garnering over 2.8 million views in two weeks.

On December 9th, TikToker^[8] @robertaiphone17 posted a video using the sound over a compilation of clips of dogs having diarrhea in unfortunate locations, garnering over 550,000 views in three days.