#FreshAvocado / Fresh Avocado

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Part of a series on Vine. [View Related Entries]

About

#FreshAvocado is a video remix and parody series stemming from a short video clip of a woman mispronouncing the words "Fresh Avocado" after seeing them arranged strangely on the sign of a fast food restaurant.

Origin

On February 15th, 2016, Vine user Gasoleen posted a short clip with the caption "New item at Del Taco Restaurants guys!! Get yourself some #FRESHAVOCADO before they sell out!!!" As of March 21st, the video has gained over 16 million loops, 165,000 likes, and 70,000 revines.^[2]

Spread

On March 12th, the popular Vine user stopjake posted a video remix of the #freshavocado clip and pop song "Love Me Like You Do" by Ellie Goulding. As of March 21st, the video has received over 2.5 million loops and 83,000 likes.

That same day, user Will Harris also created a hip-hop remix of the clip, which received over 122,000 loops and almost 4,000 likes.

Remixing continued throughout mid-March. On March 15th, Buzzfeed collected some of the most popular Vines,^[3] including a popular one by Viner Michael K remixing the Charli XCX song "Break the Rules," which received over 7.4 million loops as of March 21st.

As of March 21st, there are over 12,000 results for the tag #FreshAvocado on Vine, according to Google.^[1] The video remixes were also captured in a Twitter Moment.^[4]