"Como Ce Dice" by ChainsFR — Three round-headed cartoon characters standing together in a neon-lit bar, with the middle one wearing white sunglasses

"Como Ce Dice" by ChainsFR

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Published October 30, 2026

"Como Ce Dice" is a song from YouTuber ChainsFR's October 2026 animated video "I Fell In Love In Colombia," organized around the Spanglish punchline "Como ce dice, I'm trying to fuck." TikTok users clipped the closing track within a day of upload and spun it into phonk remixes and "Verity" verse mash-ups across late October 2026.

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Overview

In the song, ChainsFR repeats the question "Como ce dice, I'm trying to fuck?" over a beat, playing it as the capstone of a running gag inside his Colombia travel story1. TikTok edits typically place that chorus under unrelated footage, slow it to a phonk tempo, or splice in verses from other songs for a mash-up effect3.

Formats include slowed-and-reverbed versions, hard phonk flips, and clips where creators mug at the camera as the line hits5. A smaller strand of posts rejects the song outright, using the audio to roast it as low-quality bait6.

Origin & Background

Platform
YouTube (source) / TikTok (viral spread)
Creator
ChainsFR
Date
2026

On October 23, 2026, YouTuber ChainsFR uploaded "I Fell In Love In Colombia," a hand-drawn animation recounting a chaotic trip to Colombia1. By the end of October, the video reached over 1.9 million views, and its closing song, which repeats the line "Como ce dice, I'm trying to fuck," was the segment TikTok users clipped1.

One day later, on October 24, 2026, TikToker @itzmickle_ posted a short clip of the chorus, with 247,000 views over the next six days2. That upload is the earliest TikTok edit documented on the song's Know Your Meme entry4.

How It Spread

By October 28, 2026, the audio was powering remix edits. TikToker @flyyur1 cut a verse from Verity into the chorus, with 471,000 views in two days3. The same day, @moosh.editz posted a video riffing on the chorus that reached 586,000 views5, and @icanstand_01 posted a reaction clip dismissing the track as trash, which also hit 450,000 views in two days6.

Phonk flips and lip-sync edits circulated on Instagram Reels alongside TikTok4. Three distinct remix strains stood out: Verity verse mash-ups3, over-the-top reaction clips to the chorus5, and "this song is trash" hater posts that gained traction of their own6.

Timeline

2026-10-23

YouTuber ChainsFR uploads the animated video "I Fell In Love In Colombia," which closes with the "Como ce dice" song.

2026-10-24

TikToker @itzmickle_ posts the earliest documented TikTok clip of the chorus.

2026-10-28

@flyyur1 posts a Verity verse mash-up with the chorus, reaching 471,000 views in two days.

2026-10-28

@moosh.editz posts a video riff on the chorus and @icanstand_01 posts a reaction clip dismissing the song as trash.

2026-10-30

The ChainsFR video sits above 1.9 million views as phonk and lip-sync edits spread across TikTok and Instagram Reels.

How to Use This Meme

Creators typically grab the "Como ce dice, I'm trying to fuck" chorus from the ChainsFR video and set it as a TikTok sound. Common conventions include splicing in a verse from another track, slowing or speeding the audio to phonk tempo, or filming a camera-to-face reaction as the line lands35.

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