Do She Got a Booty? (She Do)

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"Do She Got a Booty? (She Do)" is an expression that is often paired with images of peeping animals and cartoon characters on the microblogging site Tumblr. The phrase is meant to indicate that the subject is admiring someone's posterior, in a similar vein to "Dat Ass".

Origin

On October 26th, 2012, FunnyJunk^[1] user pocoloco submitted two photographs of a chihuahua in a post titled "creepy chihuahua is pleased" (shown below, left), which gained over 28,600 views and 990 up votes in the following seven months. On February 25th, 2013, an edited version of the photo with the caption "Do she got a booty / she doooo" (shown below, right) was posted via Twitter^[3] by user @robbybeackman.

Spread

On March 6th, 2013, Redditor turtlefrown reposted the chihuahua image macro to the /r/funny^[7] subreddit, where it received more than 6,600 up votes and 65 comments in the first two months. On March 10th, YouTuber itsKarlwithaC uploaded a video featuring the chihuahua image macro, accompanied by a looped audio track of two men singing “do she got a booty?” in the background (shown below).

On April 23rd, Tumblr^[2] user fukkkres posted the chihuahua image macro, which accumulated upwards of 155,300 notes within five weeks. On May 21st, Tumblr^[8] user Crispyweave highlighted screen captures of the character Squidward from the children's animated television show SpongeBob Squarepants with the caption "do she got a booty? she dooooooooooooooo" (shown below). In the following week, the post garnered more than 15,900 notes.

On May 23rd, Tumblr user obeseblackguy posted a photograph of a green snake with the caption "do she got a booty"^[4] (shown below, left) immediately followed by a close up of the snake's head with the caption "she dooooo" (shown below, right).^[5] In the next five days, the posts gained over 57,000 and 36,000 notes respectively.

On May 25th, Yahoo Answers^[6] user Laine submitted a question asking “What the heck is this ‘Do she got a booty? She dooo’ thing?”, to which user Anna cited the obeseblackguy snake post as the source of the meme’s resurgence in popularity.