# I'm Thirsty, Refreshing I'm Thirsty, Refreshing is a sound clip from Teen Titans GO! where Raven mutters the two words in a hospital bed before turning into a goldfish. On TikTok in mid-2022, creators turned the audio into a trend by lying down and letting friends dump buckets of water on them in sync with the monotone delivery. ## Origin The clip comes from season three, episode 14 of Teen Titans GO!, titled "Animals, It's Just a Word!" In the hospital scene, Raven discovers her new animal-shifting power, says "I'm thirsty," turns into a goldfish inside a bowl and declares it "refreshing." YouTuber Daniel Diaz uploaded the hospital scene on November 14th, 2015, and the video picked up around 25.2 million views over the next seven years[6]. The audio reached TikTok on February 20th, 2022, when user kingmartin_cyn.v2 posted the five-second clip, which later drew roughly 7.7 million plays and 804,700 likes[2]. The attached sound was then picked up by sickcherry on June 11th, 2022, in a joke about drinking "moldy spray water" late at night, racking up about 1.5 million plays[1]. - **Platform:** Teen Titans GO! (source) / TikTok (viral spread) - **Creator:** Unknown - **Date:** 2022 ## Overview A typical entry runs about five seconds: a creator lip-dubs Raven's flat "I'm thirsty," and when the goldfish version says "Refreshing," a friend off-camera empties a bucket, pitcher or hose over them[1]. The gag works because Raven's delivery is so deadpan that drenching a person with gallons of water reads as comic overkill rather than a stunt[2]. Early videos skewed more literal, with creators using the sound to joke about late-night thirst or oddly chosen drinks[3]. Once the water-dumping template caught on, variations moved to pouring liquids on photos, plush toys and pets, keeping the two-beat rhythm of the clip intact[4][5]. ## How to Use Users typically film themselves lying flat with a camera overhead, mouthing "I'm thirsty" during the first beat. On the "Refreshing" cue, an off-camera helper pours an exaggerated amount of water, soda or sauce. A common variation swaps the person for a printed photo, toy or object getting the same drenching[7]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is I'm Thirsty, Refreshing? It is a TikTok sound trend built around a five-second Teen Titans GO! clip of Raven saying "I'm thirsty" and then, as a goldfish, "Refreshing," usually paired with someone getting a bucket of water dumped on them[1][6]. ### Where did I'm Thirsty, Refreshing come from? The audio comes from the 2015 Teen Titans GO! episode "Animals, It's Just a Word!" and was uploaded as a YouTube clip by Daniel Diaz on November 14th, 2015[6]. It reached TikTok in February 2022 via kingmartin_cyn.v2[2]. ### What does I'm Thirsty, Refreshing mean? The line itself is a literal cartoon joke about Raven turning into a goldfish for a drink, but on TikTok the two words are a cue for an over-the-top water dump synced to the "refreshing" beat[1][5]. ### How do you use I'm Thirsty, Refreshing? A creator typically lip-dubs Raven's "I'm thirsty" while lying flat, then a helper pours a large amount of water, soda or sauce on them on the "refreshing" cue, matching the format set by eb__spam's July 2022 clip[5]. ### Is I'm Thirsty, Refreshing still popular? The trend peaked in July 2022, when the sound was attached to around 193,300 TikTok videos, and it is now treated as a classic 2022 TikTok sound rather than a current trend[6]. ## References 1. [https://www.tiktok.com/@sickcherry/video/7107838058434972974]() 2. [https://www.tiktok.com/@kingmartin_cyn.v2/video/7066801658369510703]() 3. [https://www.tiktok.com/@britneyforprez/video/7109258172187135233]() 4. [https://www.tiktok.com/@midsuga/video/7116240898412924202]() 5. [https://www.tiktok.com/@eb__spam/video/7115899780269690154]() 6. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/im-thirsty-refreshing]() 7. [https://www.tiktok.com/@lunarexicaa/video/7114462999942909227]() 8. [https://www.tiktok.com/@thefunplush/video/7113268767555325230]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/im-thirsty-refreshing Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library