
My Bitch Pose Is Nasty
Published November 3, 2026
TikTok creator @officialgahmir filmed himself hyping a retail store mannequin on February 6, 2024, delivering the line, 'My bitch pose is nasty. Don't ever play with the cat.' The audio spread across TikTok through spring and summer 2024, with over 132,000 videos pairing the voiceover to cats, celebrities and striking poses by August.
Overview
The joke works as a soundbite template. Creators lay @officialgahmir's audio over footage of any subject caught in a confident, dramatic or absurd stance, letting his hype delivery praise the pose1. Subjects range from house pets lounging oddly to musicians and cartoon characters mid-strut2.
Humor comes from the gap between a mundane subject and gahmir's over-the-top street-interview cadence. On X, users borrow the phrase as a text caption on celebrity photos, often paparazzi shots or stage pictures4. The second half of the quote, about 'the cat,' gave the audio a built-in excuse for actual cat videos, which became one of the common formats on TikTok3.
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Origin & Background
How It Spread
Timeline
2024-02-06
@officialgahmir uploads the original mannequin TikTok with the 'my bitch pose is nasty' line.
2024-05-22
@bagellover9111 posts a cat-in-a-hat TikTok using the sound, reaching 12 million plays.
2024-08-10
@Coolness941 captions a Beyoncé photo on X with the phrase, drawing around 22,000 likes.
2024-11
Over 132,000 TikTok videos documented using the @officialgahmir audio.
How to Use This Meme
Pair @officialgahmir's audio with footage of any subject in a striking stance. Typical choices include pets, celebrity red carpet shots and friends posing in bold outfits. On X, people also use the phrase as a text caption beneath a dramatic image. Because of the second line about 'the cat,' real cat poses became the common convention on TikTok.
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