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Bombardiro Crocodilo refers to a series of brainrot-style AI videos and memes of an anthropomorphic crocodile military bomber plane narrated by a male Italian text-to-speech voice that rhymes words similar to the Bitcoin Burger IbraTV French meme. The meme started in mid-February 2025 on TikTok, spawning other anthropomorphic characters, such as Bombombini Gusini, following the same rhyming text-to-speech soundbite jokes.

Origin

Although the exact origin of the first Bombardiro Crocodilo meme is unknown, the earliest found video about it was posted on February 20th, 2025, by TikTok^[1] user @armenjiharhanyan. The video (seen below) features an AI-generated image of a bomber plane with a crocodile face and a male Italian text-to-speech voice that says, "Bombardino Crocodilo, an alligator that bombs kids in Gaza and Palestine and doesn’t believe in Allah and loves bombs." The post amassed over 5 million plays and 543,000 likes in a month.

Spread

The Italian brainrot meme was popularized on TikTok over the following weeks, inspiring netizens to create more AI images and videos using Bombardiro Crocodilo and the viral soundbite.

For instance, on March 7th, 2025, TikTok ^[2] user @reisonbs posted an AI-generated video featuring "Bombombini Gusini," calling the character Bombardiro's brother. The post (seen below) received more than 251,000 plays and 23,000 likes in three days.

On March 8th, 2025, TikTok^[3] user @abfalleimer_ahh uploaded a video comparing Bombardiro Crocodilo with the AI character "Tralalero Tralala," which amassed over 8 million plays and 750,000 likes in two days.

Various Examples

Related Memes

Bombombini Gusini

Bombombini Gusini is an AI-generated Italian brainrot animal depicted as a goose hybridized with a fighter jet. The animal was first posted by TikToker @armenjiharhanyan, who also first posted the Bombardiro Crocodilo, in early March 2025. Bombombini Gusini became increasingly popular as the subject of brainrot memes over the following weeks, alongside other brainrot animals.

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