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"Gimme Fuckin' Cheeseburger" is a rap and metal fusion song by Kill Karl released as the fifth track of his December 2025 album SUCK ON MY ALBUM. The song went viral on sites including TikTok and X / Twitter in January 2026 as the subject of lip dub memes and reactions.

Many listeners criticized the song's overall quality, including the lyrics and rapping, drawing some accusations of the song being "coworker music." Previously, Kill Karl went viral in a similar capacity for his song "I'M A METALHEAD, BITCH!" which features the lyrics, "I like to cuss like I was raised in a barn."

Origin

On December 12th, 2025, musical artist Kill Karl released his debut album SUCK ON MY ALBUM across streaming platforms, including Spotify.^[1] Kill Karl advertised the album through videos on his social media accounts.

On December 15th, Kill Karl posted a video on TikTok^[2] where he sings the fifth track, "GIMME FUCKIN' CHEESEBURGER," garnering over 3.9 million views in a month.

On January 3rd, 2026, Kill Karl posted another clip of the song on TikTok^[3] with the added caption, "When they push lunch back 'just a few minutes," garnering over 2.5 million views in about two weeks.

Spread

In January 2026, the song was popularized on TikTok as the subject of reactions, lip dubs, dance videos and more. The song's original sound was used over 5,600 times on TikTok^[4] by January 16th, 2026.

On January 6th, 2026, TikToker^[5] @dillonknowsitall posted a meme set to the song featuring the caption, "When my friend's music taste is genuinely frying me but they're my source of transportation," garnering over 2.9 million views in 10 days.

On January 8th, TikToker^[6] @imanihunnii posted a video in which the song plays under the caption, "This genuinely sounds like it could be a Katseye song," referencing the pop group Katseye, garnering over 4.7 million views in a week.

On January 11th, 2026, Instagram^[7] user restlyssss posted a video where he dances and lip syncs to the song while dressed in My Hero Academia cosplay, garnering over 700,000 views in five days.

On January 15th, 2026, X^[8] user @indianloonie posted one of the clips of Kill Karl singing the song, writing, "Song of 2026," garnering over 10,000 likes and 1,400 reposts in a day.

That day, X^[9] user @TransFemPOTUS quoted the post, writing, "Every time I think he's made the worst song ever, he fucking tops it in spades, it's actually impressive," garnering over 14,000 likes in a day.

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