# James Charles "Womp Womp Womp Yeah Yeah Yeah" James Charles's February 2019 Snapchat of himself singing along to Tyga's "Taste" from a limo backseat turned into a mocking audio clip, as viewers fixated on his strained "whomp whomp whomp" and "yeahyayay" delivery[1]. By March 2019, Charles was recreating the moment inside a YouTube makeup tutorial, and TikTok impressions of the vocals circulated into 2021[3]. ## Origin James Charles filmed the clip on February 7, 2019, singing along to Tyga's "Taste" featuring Offset while riding in the backseat of a limo[6]. He added a text overlay reading "Quitting makeup to become Tyga's background singer" and posted the Snap Story to Snapchat. On February 8, YouTube channel Egg Ed screen-recorded the Story and reuploaded it as a standalone video, where it grew to roughly 3.1 million views and 76,000 likes by 2022[1]. - **Platform:** Snapchat (origin) / YouTube and Twitter (viral spread) - **Creator:** James Charles - **Date:** 2019 ## Overview Short loops of the Snap zero in on the half-second stretch where Charles leans toward his phone and lets out a pinched "whomp whomp whomp," then slides into a rising "yeahyayay" meant to approximate the song's hook[1]. Stan Twitter typically pairs the audio or a screenshot of Charles mid-note with a caption like "me every time I see James Charles singing," using the clip as a reaction for any secondhand embarrassment[4]. Later TikTok and YouTube impressions mimic the limo setting, the wide eye contact with the camera and the stretched vowels Charles makes near the end of each line[3]. Fans sometimes write the audio phonetically as "whoomp whoomp" or "woop woop," copying how Charles himself rendered the sounds in a follow-up tweet[5]. ## How to Use Posters typically clip the "whomp whomp whomp" and "yeahyayay" audio over a reaction shot of a person covering their face or looking away, or pair a still of Charles mid-note with a self-deprecating caption about awkward singing or visible cringe[4]. Phonetic spellings like "whoomp whoomp" and "woop woop" in a caption are the common written form[5]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is James Charles "Womp Womp Womp Yeah Yeah Yeah"? A viral February 2019 Snapchat clip of makeup YouTuber James Charles singing along to Tyga's "Taste" in a limo, where his pinched "whomp whomp" and "yeahyayay" vocals became a mocking soundbite on Stan Twitter and TikTok[1]. ### Where did James Charles "Womp Womp Womp Yeah Yeah Yeah" come from? Charles posted the original Snapchat Story on February 7, 2019, and YouTube channel Egg Ed reuploaded a screen recording of it the next day, where it reached about 3.1 million views[1]. ### What does James Charles "Womp Womp Womp Yeah Yeah Yeah" mean? It mocks the strained noises Charles makes while attempting Tyga's hook, and fans use it as a reaction for any cringe-worthy singing or awkward moment, as @legallyines did when transcribing the sounds back at him[2]. ### How do you use James Charles "Womp Womp Womp Yeah Yeah Yeah"? Posters pair the audio or a screenshot of Charles mid-note with a caption about secondhand embarrassment, such as @grapejuicesbIue's "Me every time I see James Charles singing" format over a reaction clip[4]. ### Is James Charles "Womp Womp Womp Yeah Yeah Yeah" still popular? The clip's heaviest circulation was in 2019, though fan edits and fake "official music video" reuploads appeared through 2021 on YouTube and TikTok[8]. ## References 1. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8B6BJDY4hk]() 2. [https://twitter.com/legallyines/status/1093900627556687872]() 3. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/james-charles-womp-womp-womp-yeah-yeah-yeah]() 4. [https://twitter.com/grapejuicesbIue/status/1093928558114664448]() 5. [https://twitter.com/jamescharles/status/1098828067231973376]() 6. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjxulQ1bEWg]() 7. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZLW23rwPDw]() 8. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGGtTiXUio8]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/james-charles-womp-womp-womp-yeah-yeah-yeah Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library