I'm Feeling Tremendous — Cartoon character in red hoodie and glasses waving from behind a podium with the letter D on a yellow and orange spotlight stage.

I'm Feeling Tremendous

2026viral video / TikTok audiotrending

Published October 7, 2026

I'm Feeling Tremendous is a TikTok audio trend built on a boastful lyric from Your Favorite Martian's 2022 song 'Verified,' which caught fire in September 2026 after underground artist Lil Godd posted a cover of the track. The clip, in which the singer brags about being so famous people clap when he finishes a sentence, became the go-to sound for videos joking about going viral, fancam edits and animation memes.

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Overview

I'm Feeling Tremendous, also known as the I'm Feeling Tremendous Now People Clap When I Finish Up A Sentence Meme, is a TikTok sound built around a lyric from 'Verified' by Your Favorite Martian, the cartoon music project co-created by Ray William Johnson and Jesse Cale1. In the clip, the singer rattles off increasingly over-the-top signs of fame, from applause after sentences to a statue being erected in his honor, and TikTok users attach that bragging to their own exaggerated flex videos2.

The format splits across a few lanes. Dance and lip-sync edits timed to the beat drop, animation memes done in styles like Gacha Life and anime remixes, and fancams of favorite characters or idols are the most common uses3. Captions often frame the clip as a victory lap for something petty, like a slightly viral post or a minor achievement, which is the joke that powers most of the top videos2.

Origin & Background

Platform
YouTube (source song) / TikTok (viral spread)
Creator
Your Favorite Martian; Lil Godd
Date
2026

The source audio comes from 'Verified,' a Your Favorite Martian song uploaded to the group's official YouTube channel on June 29th, 20221. The track picked up roughly 14 million views and 323,000 likes over the next four years, with the comment section flooded by late-2026 viewers tracing the TikTok trend back to the original2.

The meme itself did not appear until years later. On September 8th, 2026, TikTok user Lil Godd (@lilgodd33) posted a cover of the chorus that pulled over 4.2 million views and 305,200 likes in about a month, which is widely credited as the spark for the trend3.

How It Spread

After Lil Godd's cover hit in early September 2026, the 'I'm feeling tremendous' section started getting ripped as a standalone TikTok sound and attached to fancams, anime edits and bragging-themed skits3. By mid-September the audio was pulling in high six-figure view counts on individual posts, including a September 16th video by @eiryy9 that reached over 818,300 views and 134,900 likes4.

The trend scaled up fast through late September. On September 19th, @pohoyok0officialacc posted a version that climbed past 3.8 million views and 538,400 likes in roughly 17 days5, and the next day @susanims cleared 772,000 views and 129,100 likes with their take6. The biggest single hit came from @gleaming_tights2, whose September 25th video pulled over 14.6 million views and 2.9 million likes in under two weeks7, followed a day later by @askaboutnathan at 2.2 million views and 255,400 likes8.

Alongside the straight audio uses, the song picked up steam as an animation meme format and fancam backing track2. The combined pull from Lil Godd's cover, the fancam edits and the animation remixes is what pushed 'I'm Feeling Tremendous' past its 'Verified' origins into a TikTok sound of its own2.

Timeline

2022-06-29

Your Favorite Martian uploads 'Verified' to YouTube, the source song for the later TikTok trend[1].

2026-09-08

Underground artist Lil Godd (@lilgodd33) posts a TikTok cover of the chorus, which is widely credited with starting the trend[3].

2026-09-16

TikTok user @eiryy9 posts an edit using the sound that reaches over 818,300 views[4].

2026-09-19

@pohoyok0officialacc posts a video using the audio that climbs past 3.8 million views[5].

2026-09-20

@susanims posts a version of the trend that passes 772,000 views[6].

2026-09-25

@gleaming_tights2 posts the trend's biggest hit at the time, over 14.6 million views and 2.9 million likes[7].

2026-09-26

@askaboutnathan posts a version pulling over 2.2 million views, extending the trend's reach[8].

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