Illustration of a woman holding a black cat next to three stick figures with open mouths under the text 'All My Fellas'.

All My Fellas

2023viral videoclassic

Published October 9, 2026

All My Fellas is a Jersey club remix of the song Moonlight by Shiganaikoukousei, produced by TikToker Frizk in August 2023. The track blew up on TikTok that fall through stick figure animations, Chainsaw Man edits and a slowed and reverb mashup with Hey Apple, powering one of the biggest audio trends of late 2023.

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Overview

All My Fellas, also tagged as All My Fellas by Frizk, is a Jersey club flip of the Shiganaikoukousei piano track Moonlight, released by producer Frizk on TikTok in August 20231. The sound built its reputation on edits rather than lyrics, soundtracking anime fight scenes, Captain Underpants templates and heavily meme-coded animations where the beat drop lines up with a visual gag2.

The signature joke is the chant of all my fellas on the drop, which fans scream back at the screen or caption over group shots of cartoon characters. A separate strain of the trend uses a slowed and reverb edit mashed up with the Hey Apple, Amazing Grace audio, giving the same beat a more melancholy feel used for photo slideshows2. By late October 2023, the song had crossed 5.4 million Spotify streams while its TikTok sound passed 24,300 posts2.

Origin & Background

Platform
TikTok (sound creation and viral spread)
Creator
Frizk
Date
2023

On August 24, 2023, TikToker Frizk posted an FL Studio screen recording previewing a new track called All My Fellas that sampled the piano loop from Moonlight by Shiganaikoukousei3. The clip picked up roughly 2.1 million plays and 242,900 likes over the following two months2. A YouTube upload of the full song gave the track a home outside the TikTok sound library1.

The first known viral edit using the audio came three days later. On August 27, 2023, TikToker @bme_draftz cut a Chainsaw Man edit to the beat, pulling about 218,000 plays and 34,800 likes within two months4.

How It Spread

The sound crossed over from edits into templates in September 2023. On September 14, TikToker @seanhere_ kicked off a Captain Underpants template that reached roughly 587,800 plays5. Nine days later, on September 23, @pooball46 posted a three stick figure animation lip syncing to the drop, which hit around 1.8 million plays and 320,300 likes in a month and became the mascot image for the trend6.

October was when things got loud. On October 4, animator @luscazj uploaded a pop culture mashup edit that combined multiple characters to the beat and climbed to about 4.5 million plays7. Then on October 19, @offscriptstore posted a short video of a girl playing piano with her cat set to the song, which exploded to roughly 11.2 million plays and 2.4 million likes in four days8. A greenscreen version of the stick figure animation also went around during this stretch2.

A parallel slowed and reverb version ran alongside the original. @_ssoundwave_ uploaded the slowed edit on October 49, and on October 18, @fj_coelho layered it with the Hey Apple, Amazing Grace audio into a new sound that powered a wave of photo slideshows10. By October 23, 2023, Spotify streams for All My Fellas had passed 5.4 million2.

Timeline

2023-08-24

Frizk previews All My Fellas in an FL Studio clip on TikTok, sampling the Moonlight piano.

2023-08-27

@bme_draftz posts the first known viral edit, a Chainsaw Man cut set to the sound.

2023-09-14

@seanhere_ launches a Captain Underpants template using the audio.

2023-09-23

@pooball46 uploads the three stick figure animation that becomes the trend's mascot.

2023-10-04

@luscazj posts a pop culture mashup edit, and @_ssoundwave_ releases a slowed and reverb remix.

2023-10-18

@fj_coelho mashes the slowed remix with Hey Apple, Amazing Grace to spark a slideshow trend.

2023-10-19

@offscriptstore's cat and girl piano edit races to 11.2 million plays in four days.

2023-10-23

The main TikTok sound passes 24,300 posts and Spotify streams cross 5.4 million.

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