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Eladeselesobinubaliepraso or Eladasalasobinubaliepraso nnidalicaperecosaupanero curaso is a series of memes in which characters and celebrities are made to sing the song "NO BATIDAO" by ZXKAI using AI, with the song's lyrics often represented phoenetically as "Eladeselesobinubaliepraso." The trend was popularized throughout February 2026 after a version of the meme featuring Cristiano Ronaldo singing the song went viral.

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Origin

On February 9th, 2026, TikToker[1] @creamcheeseandbacon0 posted a video where professional footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has been made to sing a slowed-down version of the song "NO BATIDAO" by ZXKAI,[2] the caption reading, "Eladasalasobinubaliepraso nnidalicaperecosaupanero curaso." The post gained over 2.7 million views in a month. This is the earliest known version of the meme.


The same TikToker continued to post videos following the format of the meme. On February 15th, they posted a video on TikTok[3] with Ronaldo and fellow footballer Lionel Messi singing the song, garnering over 2.2 million views in four weeks.


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Spread

The Eladeselesobinubaliepraso meme spread over the following weeks as TikTokers used AI voice tools to make various characters and people sing the song.

On February 26th, 2026, TikToker[4] @azumanga.sigma posted a version of the meme where Azumanga Daioh characters sing the song, garnering over 170,000 views in a week.


On March 1st, TikToker[5] @lobstertron3000 posted a version of the meme that gained over 1.1 million views in three days.


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External References

[1] TikTok – creamcheeseandbacon0

[2] YouTube – ZXKAI

[3] TikTok – creamcheeseandbacon0

[4] TikTok – azumanga.sigma

[5] TikTok – lobstertron3000


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