# All The Pretty Girls Walk Like This > All The Pretty Girls Walk Like This is a 2023 TikTok dance trend built around rapper Big Boss Vette's 'Pretty Girls Walk,' gaining viral fame through 311,000+ audio uses and a South Park season 26 appearance. "All the Pretty Girls Walk Like This" is a viral TikTok dance trend built around the song "Pretty Girls Walk" by rapper Big Boss Vette. Released in October 2022, the track exploded on TikTok in early 2023 with over 311,000 audio uses, and got a major signal boost when South Park's season 26 premiere featured animated characters performing the dance. ## Origin Big Boss Vette dropped the official music video for "Pretty Girls Walk" on YouTube on October 14, 2022[1]. The video pulled in over a million views within its first three months. The jump to TikTok happened fast. On October 27, 2022, TikToker @areafiftyfour posted what appears to be the earliest known dance video using an unofficial audio upload of the song. That video picked up over 85,000 views in four months, and the original sound from @areafiftyfour's post sparked more than 900 additional videos, most of them dance content. - **Platform:** YouTube (music video), TikTok (viral spread) - **Creator:** Big Boss Vette (musician), @areafiftyfour (earliest known TikTok dance) - **Date:** 2022 (song release), 2023 (viral peak) ## Overview The meme centers on Big Boss Vette's track "Pretty Girls Walk," specifically the hook line "all the pretty girls walk like this." TikTok users created dance videos and lip-sync content set to the audio, typically featuring confident walks, choreography, or comedic takes on the "pretty girl walk" concept. The trend peaked during January and February 2023, when the official TikTok audio racked up hundreds of thousands of video uses. ## How It Spread The official TikTok audio for "Pretty Girls Walk" took off in early 2023. By February, it had been used in over 311,000 videos on the platform. Some of the biggest individual posts came from TikToker @thesupercole, whose January 9, 2023 upload hit over 12 million views in a single month, and @lucyannskates, whose January 20 skating video crossed 1.2 million views in the same timeframe. The trend got its biggest mainstream moment on February 8, 2023, when South Park's season 26 premiere "Cupid Ye" aired. In the episode, characters Kyle and Tolkien become TikTok famous at their school and perform several real TikTok trends, including the "Pretty Girls Walk" dance. South Park Studios uploaded the clip to YouTube the next day, where it picked up over 370,000 views in four days[1]. The South Park clip gave the trend a second wave of attention, pulling it out of TikTok and into broader internet culture. ## How to Use The format is straightforward. Users typically record themselves walking, dancing, or performing choreography while the "Pretty Girls Walk" audio plays. Common approaches include: 1. Film a confident walk or strut, timed to the beat 2. Perform original choreography or follow popular dance routines set to the song 3. Create comedic or ironic takes on the "pretty girl walk" concept 4. Use the audio as a backdrop for outfit reveals, transitions, or glow-up content ## Cultural Impact South Park's decision to feature "Pretty Girls Walk" in its season 26 premiere was notable because the show rarely incorporates real, current TikTok audio trends into its episodes. The "Cupid Ye" episode treated TikTok fame as a central plot device, with Kyle and Tolkien cycling through several trending sounds, giving the "Pretty Girls Walk" trend television exposure that most TikTok dances never receive[1]. Big Boss Vette's profile rose significantly off the back of the trend. The original music video's million-view milestone within three months of release was driven in large part by TikTok discovery funneling listeners back to YouTube[1]. ## Fun Facts - @areafiftyfour's original October 2022 TikTok used an unofficial audio upload, not the official track, making it a grassroots start to the trend. - The sound inspired over 900 videos from @areafiftyfour's original audio alone, before the official audio even went viral. - South Park's "Cupid Ye" episode used multiple real TikTok sounds, but the "Pretty Girls Walk" clip was the one that got posted as a standalone YouTube clip by the official channel. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is "All the Pretty Girls Walk Like This"? It's a TikTok dance trend based on Big Boss Vette's song "Pretty Girls Walk," where users create dance videos and walks set to the track's hook. ### Where did "All the Pretty Girls Walk Like This" come from? The song was released on YouTube on October 14, 2022[1]. The first known TikTok dance appeared on October 27, 2022, posted by @areafiftyfour. ### What does "All the Pretty Girls Walk Like This" mean? The phrase comes from the song's hook and is used as a playful prompt for showing off confident walks, dance moves, or style. ### How do you use "All the Pretty Girls Walk Like This"? Record a dance, walk, or comedic skit using the "Pretty Girls Walk" TikTok audio. Most creators time their choreography or transitions to the beat of the hook. ### Is "All the Pretty Girls Walk Like This" still popular? The trend peaked in January-February 2023 with over 311,000 TikTok audio uses. While no longer at peak virality, the song and format still get occasional use. ### Who is Big Boss Vette? Big Boss Vette is the rapper who created "Pretty Girls Walk," releasing the official music video in October 2022[1]. ### What South Park episode features this meme? The season 26 premiere "Cupid Ye," which aired February 8, 2023, features Kyle and Tolkien performing the dance. ### How many views did the South Park clip get? The clip posted by South Park Studios on YouTube got over 370,000 views in just four days[1]. ### Who made the first TikTok dance to this song? TikToker @areafiftyfour posted the earliest known dance on October 27, 2022, using an unofficial audio upload. ## References 1. [SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds]() 2. [All the Pretty Girls Walk Like This - Know Your Meme]() 3. [Umamusume: Pretty Derby]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/all-the-pretty-girls-walk-like-this Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library