About

The Nailong Dwerking GIF, also known as the Nailong Dancing GIF, refers to a reaction GIF, popularized on Twitter / X, of the Chinese dragon or dinosaur character Nailong doing a thrusting, humping dance in a Roblox engine. Nailong appears to be orange or yellow in the video, seen wearing a black vest, black pants and blue underwear. Some online have notably compared Nailong's dance to dwerking. The GIF spread en masse on X in October 2025, as it was paired with captions, forming GIF caption posts in tweet form. A notable caption was "Fartin' in his bed while he makin' me burgers," which was used in a viral tweet and was referenced by other creators in the following weeks. The original video was posted on TikTok by user @thefinaldaddy_duesel69 in August 2025.

Origin

On August 30th, 2025, TikToker^[1] @thefinaldaddy_duesel69 shared a video of a Roblox recording, showing a Nailong avatar, seen wearing a black vest, black pants, chain and blue boxers, doing a thrusting dance that resembled dwerking. Over two months, the video received roughly 539,900 likes.

On September 1st, Tenor^[2] user camzz11 shared a cropped GIF version of the abovementioned video, titling it, "Nailong Dwerk GIF."

On October 11th, 2025, X^[3] user @babyweaddicted tweeted the GIF, captioned, "Me dwerking in the shower," gaining over 53,000 likes in 10 days.

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On October 12th, 2025, X^[4] user @bloodmoonkat quote-tweeted @babyweaddicted, writing, "He's so kind with it," gaining over 24,000 likes in nine days.

On October 17th, X^[5] user @glrygirlll tweeted the Nailong Dwerking GIF, captioning it, "Fartin' in his bed while he makin' me burgers." Over four days, it received roughly 282,000 likes.

On October 18th, 2025, X^[6] user @SierraLPNYC quote-tweeted @glrygirlll and joked that her tweet read like lyrics from an Ice Spice song. Over three days, the quote-tweet gained roughly 415,000 likes.

On October 20th, Instagram^[7] user @windowsxpbot shared a video meme that added a Whisper text overlay caption to the Nailong Dwerking GIF, reading, "Can I come over and do this?" The post received roughly 9,100 likes in a day.

Also on October 20th, 2025, X^[8] user @scarletxmars tweeted the GIF, writing, "Where did this GIF even come from," gaining over 103,000 likes in a day.

Later on that same day, X^[9] user @jupitersembrace quote-tweeted the post, writing, "If you not farting in your BF's bed while he making you burgers then don't worry about it," referring to X^[5] user @glrygirlll's post. The quote-tweet received over 83,000 likes in a day.

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